Topic: MtGox UP other LOWER : my theory ! (Read 2571 times)
1/10. MtGox leads, Bitstamp follows.
1/7
1/6
Bitstamp was a nice fad.
Bitstamp was a nice fad.
Down from 1/2 to 1/3, then 1/4 to now 1/5.
MtGox is king, deal with it.
MtGox is king, deal with it.
I wonder if Gox can apply for the proper license in the US now or in the future could it continue Dwolla to Sigillum transfers?I would think that would solve that issue at least.
Bitstamp's volume in relation to MtGox further decreased to about 1/4 as trading began to pick up.
Really? Libertybit offers 0.5% fees, as opposed to the terrible 3%.
MtGox has historically had higher prices because a) money is (or used to be) easier to transfer to MtGox and b) MtGox leads the price in times of volatility.
I never paid attention to it when MtGox lead the prices falling though. I would assume it is the opposite then?
I never paid attention to it when MtGox lead the prices falling though. I would assume it is the opposite then?
In the month of the last bubble, CaVirtex leaded the price..
And Virtex had no downtime during peak volume ! The site may have became a bit slow, but not down at all... And they boosted their capacity to cope with traffic peak last month !
I see a promising exchange there, for sure the best for Canadians
I have a better theory. My theory is
"There has always been as much as a $10 difference between multiple exchanges, but the DHS/Dwolla news made people forget about this and start pitching zany theories to explain something that was not actually a new phenomenon. The effect on Gox's price and the price on other exchanges was negligible and may only have been attributable to aforementioned news for a week or so."
"There has always been as much as a $10 difference between multiple exchanges, but the DHS/Dwolla news made people forget about this and start pitching zany theories to explain something that was not actually a new phenomenon. The effect on Gox's price and the price on other exchanges was negligible and may only have been attributable to aforementioned news for a week or so."
For more than a month, CaVirtex had priced bitcoin 5% to 10% higher than Gox..
I use CampBX (I use multiple exchanges.) But CampBX sucks. The interface, that is. The interface is slow and annoying. I have to load 2 entire pages just to place a limit order. At bitfloor everything was in a cute little interface all on one page and I didn't have to load entire pages to do anything; there were cute little dialogue boxes. Shtylman had shtyle. On CampBX the page loads are slow and I have to endure 2 of them to place an order, then it doesn't even bring me back to the trade screen it brings me back to home, so that's 3 page loads, oh and half the time it just glitches and brings me back to the home screen again.
I still use it. All that is really not too much of an inconvenience since if I really traded that much I'd just use the API. I log on maybe once every few days. The deposit methods are great.
And yes, you'll see random spikes and dips on CampBX because of the slippage.
I still use it. All that is really not too much of an inconvenience since if I really traded that much I'd just use the API. I log on maybe once every few days. The deposit methods are great.
And yes, you'll see random spikes and dips on CampBX because of the slippage.
I can't argue with the multiple page load dissent. Bx can be slow at times and down at others. Show me an exchange that is immune to these issues. Campbx's accessibility for the casual trader makes it appealing for some of us. The withdrawals at Campbx are as equally facilitated as the deposits, which is more than can be said for most exchanges.
Personally, I don't mind the 'random' spikes and dips. These represent opportunities. Since the gox/dwolla mess, the frequency of these anomalies has decreased somewhat.
If you press "Go Back" after executing a trade, you will be returned to the trading platform if I'm not mistaken.
My biggest complaint with Campbx, other than those already mentioned, is that the ticker is not on each page. Also, you have to log in to see bid/ask/last. It is annoying. If anyone from Campbx is reading this thread, please fix these issues.
As can be seen, once volume picks up, MtGox's volume rises in relation to bitstamp. While bitstamp used to be 50%, it is now 1/3. 
MtGox leads the price, the others follow. MtGox is obviously still king.
MtGox leads the price, the others follow. MtGox is obviously still king.
I use CampBX (I use multiple exchanges.) But CampBX sucks. The interface, that is. The interface is slow and annoying. I have to load 2 entire pages just to place a limit order. At bitfloor everything was in a cute little interface all on one page and I didn't have to load entire pages to do anything; there were cute little dialogue boxes. Shtylman had shtyle. On CampBX the page loads are slow and I have to endure 2 of them to place an order, then it doesn't even bring me back to the trade screen it brings me back to home, so that's 3 page loads, oh and half the time it just glitches and brings me back to the home screen again.
I still use it. All that is really not too much of an inconvenience since if I really traded that much I'd just use the API. I log on maybe once every few days. The deposit methods are great.
And yes, you'll see random spikes and dips on CampBX because of the slippage.
I still use it. All that is really not too much of an inconvenience since if I really traded that much I'd just use the API. I log on maybe once every few days. The deposit methods are great.
And yes, you'll see random spikes and dips on CampBX because of the slippage.
I moved 50% of my assets/trading over the CampBX after the Dwolla bullshit. Loving it so far.
That's cool if you trade so little that you don't incur costly slippage there. Buy 1k BTC and you'll send the price to $1000 there.Sorry guys, MtGox isn't going away and it actually makes sense for the market to heavily allocate resources to them. They are likely the only ones who can remotely afford to deal with all of the regulatory bullshit in the US.
It seems like they're not willing to take on that responsibility, hence the acrimonious relationship with Coinlab.
I moved 50% of my assets/trading over the CampBX after the Dwolla bullshit. Loving it so far.
That's cool if you trade so little that you don't incur costly slippage there. Buy 1k BTC and you'll send the price to $1000 there.Sorry guys, MtGox isn't going away and it actually makes sense for the market to heavily allocate resources to them. They are likely the only ones who can remotely afford to deal with all of the regulatory bullshit in the US.
You sir must be a genius, how you came up with such a unique and interesting theory that has never been brought up before is one of the greatest mysteries to ever face man kind 
I don't get it.
OP didn't claim to be a genius.
He didn't claim to be the first to think of it - he's just postulating a theory.
It'll certainly make him think before posting though lol
I moved 50% of my assets/trading over the CampBX after the Dwolla bullshit. Loving it so far.
CampBX just briefly peaked in price over Gox. Kind of odd.
OP = sleeping beauty. Arbitrage among bx : others is over unless it reverses in the coming days.
I'm no big trader, but I do like to test my crystal ball. I don't always test my ball, but when I do, I prefer campbx.
My prediction = campbx will be the traders' market of choice inside of 12 months. Higher variance and volatility will lure the traders. Ease of deposit/withdrawal will lure the newbies. Newbies will in turn lure more experienced traders. So on and so forth. Liquidity will follow. Campbx following the rules and regulations will pay dividends for bx in the medium term.
Click the link in my sig to join Campbx if you're feeling froggy.
MtGox has historically had higher prices because a) money is (or used to be) easier to transfer to MtGox and b) MtGox leads the price in times of volatility.
I never paid attention to it when MtGox lead the prices falling though. I would assume it is the opposite then?
I never paid attention to it when MtGox lead the prices falling though. I would assume it is the opposite then?
If you check out blockchained.com you can see both fiat and btc are leaving the site.
You sir must be a genius, how you came up with such a unique and interesting theory that has never been brought up before is one of the greatest mysteries to ever face man kind
He's even more genius than that. He built a time machine and went back into the past and discovered this marvelous theory, and brought it to the future to share with us.
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