For your info:
There seems to be a dark pool ASK order at MtGox around 0.25, which means for those folks who want to buy for 0.25 $, it is possible.
Topic: Mt. Gox Dark Pools (Read 1997 times)
Well. the market would have dropped to about .05 without darkpools.
Ha! Nice answer... though I doubt those putting the dark orders would actually put them that low on the open, but hey.
Well. the market would have dropped to about .05 without darkpools.
I don't know if etrade runs a dark pool but there are dark pools for probably everything traded on etrade.
The dark pool seems to be working very well. It is allowing people to place big orders closer to the market price. The result is greater depth, tighter spreads and less wild swings of the market.
The dark pool seems to be working very well. It is allowing people to place big orders closer to the market price. The result is greater depth, tighter spreads and less wild swings of the market.
Nice theory... how is that working out lately? :p
I don't know if etrade runs a dark pool but there are dark pools for probably everything traded on etrade.
The dark pool seems to be working very well. It is allowing people to place big orders closer to the market price. The result is greater depth, tighter spreads and less wild swings of the market.
The dark pool seems to be working very well. It is allowing people to place big orders closer to the market price. The result is greater depth, tighter spreads and less wild swings of the market.
I wonder if dark pools is a good thing for bitcoin...
Sorry if this is a repeat but is there an equivalent type of concept as a dark pool in other exchange sites like etrade? I don't know if I like dark pools...
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