Could BFX team please check if there are any issues with order placements. I just had series of orders executed via what looks like market orders, which I never do (I always use limit orders and did so this time). This resulted in much higher fees for me and wrong price. I've also had that popup window coming up as I was placing orders, mentioning that my order is "above available price", which I double checked and it was not. I was only able to discover that orders were executed at the wrong price, by looking at the history of latest trades.
Just a GUESS: Did you enter
something like 380,10 (actually 38010 on the BFX system!) when you wanted 380.10?
If this is the case then you are not the first one who have learned not do use a , on BFX the hard way.
(if this is indeed the case then perhaps R should consider accepting , as a . or .. donno. consider writing something in the FAQ or something but I am not sure anyone would read that before after the fact anyway)
It could be that you did something else "not expected".
There is "nothing wrong" with order placements at BFX right now. It works just fine - yet this happened to you. This indicates that you did something different from the rest of us. Note exactly what you did and what you typed if this happens to you again. I am not sure this is true anymore but it used to be that if you entered $price (like $380) and not just a number then your order was made into a market order (not going to test if this is still true, but I do not think it is).
Thanks for the comment, but no, the comma instead of a dot or the omission of one is 100% not the case for me (been placing way too many orders around here
). The issue is gone right now and I am pretty sure that it was related to those reports of people seeing briefly other people's account data.
I do know that due to caching within CDN (a part of DDoS protection of BFX servers) one could often see delayed update of the account data (I got used to just refreshing the pages and periodically just restating browser after cleaning cache and cookies). I have experienced this issue in the past when I would change settings, place order, but the order would go out with old settings, unless I reload the page. However this time It was "market order" placement and since I haven't changed the order type from "limit" for a few months, I must have "picked up" somebody else's cache in regard to settings. If this is indeed the case, BFX really needs to look into their server setup carefully (some permission settings perhaps). CDN suppose to cache only static parts of the website and/or what it is instructed to...