Topic: [OFFICIAL]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading - page 10. (Read 723886 times)
October 02, 2018, 01:52:13 PM
How can i set a price alert on the web interface? I can do it in the android app, but i can't find it in the web UI.
September 18, 2018, 05:00:38 AM
Bitfinexes order book will be utilized along with the order book of Ethfinex with the goal to provide liquidity on the Ethfinexs new Trustless platform.
https://coincodex.com/article/2352/ethfinex-announces-ethfinex-trustless-platform/
https://coincodex.com/article/2352/ethfinex-announces-ethfinex-trustless-platform/
July 31, 2018, 11:34:30 AM
anyone having problems with margin trading? I Im not able to open margin positions or place orders on same trading pairs.
it says: xxxyyy is not currently available for leveraged trading. but there is funding available for both coins in the pair
it says: xxxyyy is not currently available for leveraged trading. but there is funding available for both coins in the pair
July 02, 2018, 04:49:05 AM
How long withdrawals usually take ? Last time a few months back Bitfinex's ETH "processing" before transaction took about 2 hours.
Now XRP withdrawal has been under "processing" like 3 hours or so. Just curious, not really complaining (yet)...
cheers
edit: it took 7½ hours to get those ripples moving...
kind of eats the idea of quick handling of value. i mean 15mins would ok, but this hours long waiting... 
Now XRP withdrawal has been under "processing" like 3 hours or so. Just curious, not really complaining (yet)...
cheers
edit: it took 7½ hours to get those ripples moving...
kind of eats the idea of quick handling of value. i mean 15mins would ok, but this hours long waiting... June 22, 2018, 09:05:51 AM
Where did hogner say that the lawyer had access since March?
Tether doesn’t print USDT on a whim, they print it based on demand. They didn’t just stop printing USDT, the demand for additional USDT is not there.
Tether doesn’t print USDT on a whim, they print it based on demand. They didn’t just stop printing USDT, the demand for additional USDT is not there.
June 22, 2018, 07:03:09 AM
It is interesting to see that the outstanding USDT are indeed backed as of June 1st, but stating
that Tether/BFX cannot have sold Bitcoin (or other cryptos) in advance is either disingenuous or a blatant
case of a non sequitur.
that Tether/BFX cannot have sold Bitcoin (or other cryptos) in advance is either disingenuous or a blatant
case of a non sequitur.
Even you must admit that the lack of evidence that any Tethers were ever 'printed' without being fully backed is making the whole conspiracy theory look very silly now.
June 22, 2018, 06:55:44 AM
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It is important to note that this date was chosen by the law firm and tether did not know the date the bank balance was confirmed until after the fact. This means tether/Bitfinex cannot have sold bitcoin in order to raise sufficient USD to prepare to have their balance match on that date.
It is important to note that this date was chosen by the law firm and tether did not know the date the bank balance was confirmed until after the fact. This means tether/Bitfinex cannot have sold bitcoin in order to raise sufficient USD to prepare to have their balance match on that date.
Yes, that is completely impossible, Quickseller!
Oh, wait:
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But Hoegner said the law firm had "unfettered access" to Tether's bank balances beginning in March,
even though the report only addresses the balances of one day.
even though the report only addresses the balances of one day.
So basically the law firm only had access to data from March to June. This is precisely the period where the
Tether "FUD" was at a low level and Tether refrained from issuing hundreds of millions of USDT every few days.
The much more relevant and interesting time period before March (e.g. March 2017 - February 2018) has been
completely omitted.
It is interesting to see that the outstanding USDT are indeed backed as of June 1st, but stating
that Tether/BFX cannot have sold Bitcoin (or other cryptos) in advance is either disingenuous or a blatant
case of a non sequitur.
Standard example of a non sequitur:
1. The universe has had a beginning.
2. Therefore it also must have an end!!
The Quickseller non sequitur in question:
1. All USDT are backed as of June 1st, 2018.
2. Therefore Tether/Bitfinex cannot have sold any Bitcoin to prepare for the balances to match!!
June 20, 2018, 09:18:49 AM
Why does the LTC withdrawal take so much time? I have to wait for 3-5 hours at least
June 20, 2018, 09:03:59 AM
https://www.coindesk.com/tether-review-claims-crypto-asset-fully-backed-theres-catch/
Well, on June 1st USDT was fully backed 1-1 and more according to a prestigious law firm contracted to have a sift through Bitfinex/Tether's shit. That doesn't speak for any other day in the past and we'll probably never know whether it was naughty, but going forward, there it is.
It is important to note that this date was chosen by the law firm and tether did not know the date the bank balance was confirmed until after the fact. This means tether/Bitfinex cannot have sold bitcoin in order to raise sufficient USD to prepare to have their balance match on that date. Well, on June 1st USDT was fully backed 1-1 and more according to a prestigious law firm contracted to have a sift through Bitfinex/Tether's shit. That doesn't speak for any other day in the past and we'll probably never know whether it was naughty, but going forward, there it is.
June 20, 2018, 08:45:01 AM
https://www.coindesk.com/tether-review-claims-crypto-asset-fully-backed-theres-catch/
Well, on June 1st USDT was fully backed 1-1 and more according to a prestigious law firm contracted to have a sift through Bitfinex/Tether's shit. That doesn't speak for any other day in the past and we'll probably never know whether it was naughty, but going forward, there it is.
Well, on June 1st USDT was fully backed 1-1 and more according to a prestigious law firm contracted to have a sift through Bitfinex/Tether's shit. That doesn't speak for any other day in the past and we'll probably never know whether it was naughty, but going forward, there it is.
May 26, 2018, 07:24:31 AM
Twilio 2FA SMS not working!
I can't withdraw anything because of receiving nonsense via twilio 2fa sms confirmation:
Your Bitfinex SMS
Your code is: 2
WTF???
I can't withdraw anything because of receiving nonsense via twilio 2fa sms confirmation:
Your Bitfinex SMS
Your code is: 2
WTF???
May 19, 2018, 04:31:09 PM
The other exchanges don’t have any of my personal identification, just an email address. So no, other exchanges are not reporting anything b cause they have nothing to report
You must not be using a major exchange if that is the case. 
May 19, 2018, 01:11:52 PM
The other exchanges don’t have any of my personal identification, just an email address. So no, other exchanges are not reporting anything b cause they have nothing to report
May 19, 2018, 10:08:42 AM
It is not Bitfinex’s fault this law was passed. They really don’t have any way of not following the law, otherwise they are at risk of much worse things happening.
Bitfinex is really the last reputable exchange that allows anything close to anon registrations and if you don’t want this type of information reported, you really don’t have much of a choice. Other exchanges share similar information with global tax authorities, they might not tell you though.
Not sure what you’re talking about, this is the first exchange to report users to there countries tax departments. I have used many exchanges. This is way over the top Bitfinex is really the last reputable exchange that allows anything close to anon registrations and if you don’t want this type of information reported, you really don’t have much of a choice. Other exchanges share similar information with global tax authorities, they might not tell you though.
To me it sounds like Bitfinex is warning their customers to make sure their taxes are in order in case information released results in an audit.
May 18, 2018, 10:50:23 PM
It is not Bitfinex’s fault this law was passed. They really don’t have any way of not following the law, otherwise they are at risk of much worse things happening.
Bitfinex is really the last reputable exchange that allows anything close to anon registrations and if you don’t want this type of information reported, you really don’t have much of a choice. Other exchanges share similar information with global tax authorities, they might not tell you though.
Not sure what you’re talking about, this is the first exchange to report users to there countries tax departments. I have used many exchanges. This is way over the top Bitfinex is really the last reputable exchange that allows anything close to anon registrations and if you don’t want this type of information reported, you really don’t have much of a choice. Other exchanges share similar information with global tax authorities, they might not tell you though.
May 18, 2018, 06:30:50 PM
It is not Bitfinex’s fault this law was passed. They really don’t have any way of not following the law, otherwise they are at risk of much worse things happening.
Bitfinex is really the last reputable exchange that allows anything close to anon registrations and if you don’t want this type of information reported, you really don’t have much of a choice. Other exchanges share similar information with global tax authorities, they might not tell you though.
Bitfinex is really the last reputable exchange that allows anything close to anon registrations and if you don’t want this type of information reported, you really don’t have much of a choice. Other exchanges share similar information with global tax authorities, they might not tell you though.
May 17, 2018, 02:29:57 PM
Ill never use bitfinex again
Me too 
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Politically motivated and flawed legislation has been rushed through with no cost-benefit analysis and a negative impact on individual privacy and national sovereignty, potentially leading to global data theft, kidnapping, blackmail and political oppression.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-book-oecd-common-reporting-standard-how-survive-eeshQuote
Aside from philosophical or constitutionally enshrined entitlements to privacy, many individuals legitimately fear that disclosure of financial information may increase their exposure to kidnapping, extortion or blackmailing by criminals or confiscation of assets by corrupt governments.
http://www.royalgazette.com/business/article/20170126/oecd-reporting-standards-collateral-damageQuote
Tax has become such a publicly 'moral' issue such that no high profile client wants to be seen to complain about the CRS or be seen as "non-compliant". In essence, may they have been gagged by the media? Many clients are happy to co-exist with the CRS system so they may be portrayed as 'clean' and 'above board'. At the other end of the spectrum, beyond fear of kidnap and murder, clients are further preoccupied that any leak from the tax authorities following implementation of CRS may lead to their financial affairs becoming headline news, irrespective of the legality and perceived morality of the 'why'.
https://www.lowtax.net/articles/Common-Reporting-Standard-CRS--how-do-you-feel-574029.htmlBTW, there is a campaign to Repeal FATCA, consider helping: http://repealfatca.com/
May 17, 2018, 01:04:47 PM
https://twitter.com/bitfinex/status/997055994680066048
Looks to be selective according to them at least. Is it not a wee stamp of legitimacy? That's no use to the people who've been asked to hand it over of course.
Looks to be selective according to them at least. Is it not a wee stamp of legitimacy? That's no use to the people who've been asked to hand it over of course.
May 17, 2018, 01:01:32 PM
Ill never use bitfinex again
May 17, 2018, 01:00:39 PM
Who else got an email from bitfinex today.
https://news.bitcoin.com/bitfinex-starts-sharing-customer-tax-data-with-authorities/
https://news.bitcoin.com/bitfinex-starts-sharing-customer-tax-data-with-authorities/
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