Topic: Litecoin won't go on MtGOx (Read 16753 times)
mtgox sux! took more then a month just to look at my documents i sent and to verify my account.
i believe that once mtgox sorts its shit out and introduces a powerful engine then they can take the crown back. they've invested in new technologies, dealt with legal problems, issuing extra security, complying with regulators - we have to give them some credit. to me its evident that they are here to stay. they are substantial part of bitcoin's history and development. we as community benefited greatly from their existence. just give them some time.
[btw i dont have account with them]
[btw i dont have account with them]
BLALABLALBAL 2014 HERE WE COME AND STILL NO LITECOIN !! HAHAHA HAPPY NEW YEAR !
also, in 2014 Mt. Gox slips further into irrelevancy.
i believe that once mtgox sorts its shit out and introduces a powerful engine then they can take the crown back. they've invested in new technologies, dealt with legal problems, issuing extra security, complying with regulators - we have to give them some credit. to me its evident that they are here to stay. they are substantial part of bitcoin's history and development. we as community benefited greatly from their existence. just give them some time.
[btw i dont have account with them]
[btw i dont have account with them]
BLALABLALBAL 2014 HERE WE COME AND STILL NO LITECOIN !! HAHAHA HAPPY NEW YEAR !
i believe that once mtgox sorts its shit out and introduces a powerful engine then they can take the crown back. they've invested in new technologies, dealt with legal problems, issuing extra security, complying with regulators - we have to give them some credit. to me its evident that they are here to stay. they are substantial part of bitcoin's history and development. we as community benefited greatly from their existence. just give them some time.
[btw i dont have account with them]
[btw i dont have account with them]
don't mean to sidetrack anyone, but i think coinbase (i know, i know, boo) will be adding LTC in the near future. but sounds like a rumor to me especially at this point in time. but it would help LTC either way if GOX would start exchanging LTC
Just ordered my OTP card 
Customer Announcement
Dear MtGox Customers,
Thank you for your patience during an incredible year for Bitcoin and MtGox. We’ve not been able to communicate as we may have wanted, but we’ve been working tirelessly in the background and we’re looking forward to even more progress in the coming weeks, which we’ll be announcing soon.
We have four developments that we are proud to announce today:
Introduction of the MtGox OTP Card
Increased limit for SEPA withdrawals from Poland
A modified trading interface
Trade with no fees from Bitcoin Black Friday through Cyber Monday
1) Introducing the MtGox OTP (One-Time Password) Card:
With Bitcoin prices at record highs you can never be too careful with maintaining account security. Malicious parties can compromise your login information if you aren’t careful, but by using a one-time password (OTP) you can prevent anyone from being able to use that information to access your account.
To have secure OTP on all devices, we have now released the MtGox OTP Card, a physical one-time password solution that can be used for your MtGox account, and is shipping immediately. Used on its own, or combined with other solutions such as the MtGox Yubikey, you can rest assured that MtGox provides you with the most secure account protection in the Bitcoin world.
To find out more, click here: https://www.mtgox.com/help/otp_card
2) Increased SEPA withdrawal limits
You’ve been asking for it, and now we’ve managed to negotiate with our bank in Poland to better facilitate SEPA withdrawals. In fact, they’ve doubled our limit. This is great news, and we’re trying to get more all the time to increase the speed of withdrawals.
3) Modified trading interface released
While not exactly a site overhaul, we’ve changed the MtGox experience by making the trading interface cleaner and easier to use. This includes color-coding based on trading activity, a new confirmation step before trade finalization, and a display highlighting applicable fees for the trade so you know exactly how much you’re spending per transaction.
4) Bitcoin Black Friday through Cyber Monday – Trade with Zero Fees!
To celebrate Bitcoin Black Friday and encourage adoption of Bitcoin by merchants and consumers, MtGox is cutting trading fees to 0% for four full days starting Friday morning through midnight on Cyber Monday. Since your trading is free, get out there and support merchants that accept Bitcoin!
Additional Points:
To increase the speed of Bitcoin transactions, we will now require all Bitcoin transfers to pay the standard 0.001 BTC network fee. The fee will be charged separately from your balance.
We’ve recently released the launch version of bitcoins.com, an information site for all things Bitcoin. The site is not centered on MtGox specifically and we've tried to keep it as neutral as possible in order to promote Bitcoin. Please visit and share with anyone who needs an introduction to the economic future we’re building together.
Thank you again for your support.
Best regards,
The MtGox Team
Customer Announcement
Dear MtGox Customers,
Thank you for your patience during an incredible year for Bitcoin and MtGox. We’ve not been able to communicate as we may have wanted, but we’ve been working tirelessly in the background and we’re looking forward to even more progress in the coming weeks, which we’ll be announcing soon.
We have four developments that we are proud to announce today:
Introduction of the MtGox OTP Card
Increased limit for SEPA withdrawals from Poland
A modified trading interface
Trade with no fees from Bitcoin Black Friday through Cyber Monday
1) Introducing the MtGox OTP (One-Time Password) Card:
With Bitcoin prices at record highs you can never be too careful with maintaining account security. Malicious parties can compromise your login information if you aren’t careful, but by using a one-time password (OTP) you can prevent anyone from being able to use that information to access your account.
To have secure OTP on all devices, we have now released the MtGox OTP Card, a physical one-time password solution that can be used for your MtGox account, and is shipping immediately. Used on its own, or combined with other solutions such as the MtGox Yubikey, you can rest assured that MtGox provides you with the most secure account protection in the Bitcoin world.
To find out more, click here: https://www.mtgox.com/help/otp_card
2) Increased SEPA withdrawal limits
You’ve been asking for it, and now we’ve managed to negotiate with our bank in Poland to better facilitate SEPA withdrawals. In fact, they’ve doubled our limit. This is great news, and we’re trying to get more all the time to increase the speed of withdrawals.
3) Modified trading interface released
While not exactly a site overhaul, we’ve changed the MtGox experience by making the trading interface cleaner and easier to use. This includes color-coding based on trading activity, a new confirmation step before trade finalization, and a display highlighting applicable fees for the trade so you know exactly how much you’re spending per transaction.
4) Bitcoin Black Friday through Cyber Monday – Trade with Zero Fees!
To celebrate Bitcoin Black Friday and encourage adoption of Bitcoin by merchants and consumers, MtGox is cutting trading fees to 0% for four full days starting Friday morning through midnight on Cyber Monday. Since your trading is free, get out there and support merchants that accept Bitcoin!
Additional Points:
To increase the speed of Bitcoin transactions, we will now require all Bitcoin transfers to pay the standard 0.001 BTC network fee. The fee will be charged separately from your balance.
We’ve recently released the launch version of bitcoins.com, an information site for all things Bitcoin. The site is not centered on MtGox specifically and we've tried to keep it as neutral as possible in order to promote Bitcoin. Please visit and share with anyone who needs an introduction to the economic future we’re building together.
Thank you again for your support.
Best regards,
The MtGox Team
Heck, even bitcoin doesn't need Mt.Gox. Nobody does.
Mt.Gox probably won't exist in a year.
Heck, even bitcoin doesn't need Mt.Gox. Nobody does.
As bitcoin doesn't need SR, so does Litecoin not need mtgox.
I still stand by this ^
Bet your bitcoins on it and win: http://bitbet.us/bet/629/mt-gox-fails-to-list-litecoin/?ref=1EteoRKNYbNhhmFfsKnUSWRF3JUpKCcMnc
Litecoin's success is tied to Bitcoin's success. Not Mt. Gox.
Not necessarily. 
Litecoin's success is tied to Bitcoin's success. Not Mt. Gox.
The mere fact that ltc is even considered to be traded in Gox, simply adds to speculation which drives ltc price up.
As with all alt coins, speculation drives the value.
But I would imagine that more trading of ltc inbigger exchange would drive price higher.
Stew
Pump and dump, simple as that. As with all alt coins, speculation drives the value.
But I would imagine that more trading of ltc inbigger exchange would drive price higher.
Stew
Probably better focusing on when/if btcchina adopts litecoin
The mere fact that ltc is even considered to be traded in Gox, simply adds to speculation which drives ltc price up.
As with all alt coins, speculation drives the value.
But I would imagine that more trading of ltc inbigger exchange would drive price higher.
Stew
As with all alt coins, speculation drives the value.
But I would imagine that more trading of ltc inbigger exchange would drive price higher.
Stew
You don't say?
ltc is dead i sold mine at 0.015
What are you talking about... its just correction and its getting ready to pass $5 USD...
lt is dead i sold mine at 0.015
https://www.mtgox.com/press_release_20131011.html
"Once Midas is up and running we will be able to offer the trading of other digital currencies."
"Once Midas is up and running we will be able to offer the trading of other digital currencies."
How could I prove something which is not happening ?
My point exactly, what proof do you have that MTGOX will not implement LTC?
Opinions aren't proof.
~BCX~
True, however I also feel reluctant to believe litecoin is coming anytime soon. But who knows.
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