Next time, launch new API's after waking up. Not before going to sleep!
There's something called software testing as well, unit tests etc. You don't launch something and 'hope it works'.
Topic: MTGOX was down on Jun 23. Now its back up and running. - page 2. (Read 12149 times)
Next time, launch new API's after waking up. Not before going to sleep!
There's something called software testing as well, unit tests etc. You don't launch something and 'hope it works'.
Next time, launch new API's after waking up. Not before going to sleep!
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passing a currency couple
What does this mean?
from what i can tell it seems like there was some sort of an error in the system that set off a manual intervention....somehow someone set a buy order without any BTC amount attached to it. very odd and am awaiting an official statement for gox
MagicalTux> looks like someone managed somehow to place an order to buy a couple of nothing
MagicalTux> there was a buy order without "BTC" set
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passing a currency couple
What does this mean?
and here is it real time water fall
Where is some acknowledgement from empty-gox?
Yes, they need to start explaining what the "techinical problem" was so that we can trust them.
its back!!
Where is some acknowledgement from empty-gox?
still here ... still waiting ...
need red bull ... thats a long night to Monday
need red bull ... thats a long night to Monday
wet-booting preferable to jack-booting
ha ha, and then boot-strap-on-ing
wet-booting preferable to jack-booting
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some reputable Community members can send a txt/mail to a dedicated device that will turn the bucket upside down, and thus wet-booting Mark so he can mend his Gox services.
Is this patented yet?
but not so fast
the only trade in 7 hours is only 0.2 BTC
the only trade in 7 hours is only 0.2 BTC
This looks more like a performance problem, than a crash. So more probably a technical reason.
but not so fast
the only trade in 7 hours is only 0.2 BTC
the only trade in 7 hours is only 0.2 BTC
at least BTC withdrawal still works
I think, things like this ensures that there is more space for new innovative services on the market for new players.
Why it's centralization is bad...
The relatively small 180 or so bitcoin loss I took from the (most recent) bitcoinica debacle helped me realize that I should be in total control of my bitcoins as often as possible. I hope nothing serious is happening here, but if it is something serious, then my appreciation for my appreciation of one of bitcoin's most revolutionary properties - that people can safeguard their own wealth - will grow even more than it already has over the past several weeks. Good luck everyone.
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