Topic: mtgox not so big anymore (Read 1019 times)
The fact that other exchanges are getting a bigger amount of sales is good because bitcoins is about decentrilization and the more 1 company controls the currency the bigger the possiblity of it controling the whole system.
Thank goodness to all those new exchanges, this will certainly spread out all the risks
but it is time consuming
You can buy and sell BTC directly with your linked bank account in the US with coinbase too.
I think this because of paranoia that mtgox will be shutdown. I think the volume is divided into new and existing exchanges like
btc-e.com
bitstamp.net
mcxnow.com
bter.com
criptsy.com
crypto-trade.com
campbx.com
cavirtex.com
vircurex.com
btc-e.com
bitstamp.net
mcxnow.com
bter.com
criptsy.com
crypto-trade.com
campbx.com
cavirtex.com
vircurex.com
You can buy and sell BTC directly with your linked bank account in the US with coinbase too.
No real change to see: http://bitcoinity.org/markets/list
Interesting, I had a feeling mtgox was getting smaller but that proves it is still by far number 1.
No real change to see: http://bitcoinity.org/markets/list
I noticed that too, didnt have time to look into it. JUst thought i was going crazy
more people usin btc-e
mtgox is still so big
I think this because of paranoia that mtgox will be shutdown.
This is not paranoia, its question of time when mtgox will be shut down. Newer underestimate power of DoJ on foreign territory
I know a number of services are using mtgox exclusively because of their api. Curious if the other exchanges will provide a robust api.
They're still leading by far, making much more volume than the second biggest exchange.
I think this because of paranoia that mtgox will be shutdown. I think the volume is divided into new and existing exchanges like
btc-e.com
bitstamp.net
mcxnow.com
bter.com
criptsy.com
crypto-trade.com
campbx.com
cavirtex.com
vircurex.com
btc-e.com
bitstamp.net
mcxnow.com
bter.com
criptsy.com
crypto-trade.com
campbx.com
cavirtex.com
vircurex.com
You can buy and sell BTC directly with your linked bank account in the US with coinbase too.
I ended up going with CoinBase to actually buy but I had registered with mt. gox too at first. I think the deal with them using mutum sigillum llc as an intermediary to handle money was dumb on their end all around. Vircuex seems tempting for their ability to buy up my alt-coins.
I think this because of paranoia that mtgox will be shutdown. I think the volume is divided into new and existing exchanges like
btc-e.com
bitstamp.net
mcxnow.com
bter.com
criptsy.com
crypto-trade.com
campbx.com
cavirtex.com
vircurex.com
btc-e.com
bitstamp.net
mcxnow.com
bter.com
criptsy.com
crypto-trade.com
campbx.com
cavirtex.com
vircurex.com
You can buy and sell BTC directly with your linked bank account in the US with coinbase too.
I think this because of paranoia that mtgox will be shutdown. I think the volume is divided into new and existing exchanges like
btc-e.com
bitstamp.net
mcxnow.com
bter.com
criptsy.com
crypto-trade.com
campbx.com
cavirtex.com
vircurex.com
btc-e.com
bitstamp.net
mcxnow.com
bter.com
criptsy.com
crypto-trade.com
campbx.com
cavirtex.com
vircurex.com
Turnover of btc transactions on mtgox has been very small lately.. have anybody noticed significant shift of users/amount of turnover to other exchanges?
If yes, which ones?
If yes, which ones?
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