Topic: [OFFICIAL]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading - page 198. (Read 723861 times)
May 26, 2014, 02:25:14 AM
Does https://www.bitfinex.com/login work in IE11? To be honest I can't think of a reason why you want to use internet explorer, switch to firefox or chrome.... better browser and more secure
May 25, 2014, 07:46:12 PM
Same with me. Login is broken on IE11. Works with Chrome.
Logging in is working fine for me on Chrome. Broken in IE11 as well. The login button doesn't produce any new screen or redirect.
I am no expert in computer, but I still think if you have chance to use Chrome, why choose IE.
May 25, 2014, 01:50:26 AM
Same with me. Login is broken on IE11. Works with Chrome.
Logging in is working fine for me on Chrome. Broken in IE11 as well. The login button doesn't produce any new screen or redirect.
May 25, 2014, 01:46:27 AM
Strangely I am having a problem to log in. Does anyone here has the similar problem?
---the details of the problem------
1. I can access bitfinex and surf the website.
2. when I click the buttons of log-in or sign-up, there are no pop-up showing up.
3. Then I try to click the button of open account, a pop-up window showed up.
Could anyone help and explain what is happening? Thanks
---the details of the problem------
1. I can access bitfinex and surf the website.
2. when I click the buttons of log-in or sign-up, there are no pop-up showing up.
3. Then I try to click the button of open account, a pop-up window showed up.
Could anyone help and explain what is happening? Thanks
me too, login is broken using ie11.
site works with firefox.
Same with me. Login is broken on IE11. Works with Chrome.
May 24, 2014, 10:55:01 AM
Thank you for your quick and satisfying answer! Very appreciated.
May 24, 2014, 10:24:10 AM
@Giancarlo, Raphaele
I'm sure you've been aware of the recent uproar about Bitstamps intrusive KYC procedure. Many have already compared the situation to the beginning of MtGox's downfall where withdrawal limits/account freezes were put in place allegedly to cooperate with KYC. As a company affiliated with Bitstamp and one which has very early anticipated the MtGox fiasco are you actively monitoring the situation of Bitstamp and are you ready to pull out when deemed necessary?
I'm sure you've been aware of the recent uproar about Bitstamps intrusive KYC procedure. Many have already compared the situation to the beginning of MtGox's downfall where withdrawal limits/account freezes were put in place allegedly to cooperate with KYC. As a company affiliated with Bitstamp and one which has very early anticipated the MtGox fiasco are you actively monitoring the situation of Bitstamp and are you ready to pull out when deemed necessary?
We are always monitoring the situation and recently had a meeting with Nejc and Damjian in Amsterdam.
I don't believe there is anything to worry about.
Should our perception change we will pull out as we did with Gox way before they collapsed.
Also would a sudden closure of Bitstamp (freeze of BFX funds there) put BFX as a company in danger? Would you pass potential losses onto your customers?
No it wont. Should an event like this happen (and let me reiterate that I do not think this is the case) we will take full responsibility about our bad judgement and not pass losses to our customers, as we never did in the past.
I hope this helps.
Have a good day
Giancarlo
Bitfinex Team
May 24, 2014, 09:29:31 AM
@Giancarlo, Raphaele
I'm sure you've been aware of the recent uproar about Bitstamps intrusive KYC procedure. Many have already compared the situation to the beginning of MtGox's downfall where withdrawal limits/account freezes were put in place allegedly to cooperate with KYC. As a company affiliated with Bitstamp and one which has very early anticipated the MtGox fiasco are you actively monitoring the situation of Bitstamp and are you ready to pull out when deemed necessary? Will you inform your clients (us) about such a move?
Also would a sudden closure of Bitstamp (freeze of BFX funds there) put BFX as a company in danger? Would you pass potential losses onto your customers?
Hoping for an answer to these questions.
I'm sure you've been aware of the recent uproar about Bitstamps intrusive KYC procedure. Many have already compared the situation to the beginning of MtGox's downfall where withdrawal limits/account freezes were put in place allegedly to cooperate with KYC. As a company affiliated with Bitstamp and one which has very early anticipated the MtGox fiasco are you actively monitoring the situation of Bitstamp and are you ready to pull out when deemed necessary? Will you inform your clients (us) about such a move?
Also would a sudden closure of Bitstamp (freeze of BFX funds there) put BFX as a company in danger? Would you pass potential losses onto your customers?
Hoping for an answer to these questions.
May 24, 2014, 04:48:20 AM
Strangely I am having a problem to log in. Does anyone here has the similar problem?
---the details of the problem------
1. I can access bitfinex and surf the website.
2. when I click the buttons of log-in or sign-up, there are no pop-up showing up.
3. Then I try to click the button of open account, a pop-up window showed up.
Could anyone help and explain what is happening? Thanks
---the details of the problem------
1. I can access bitfinex and surf the website.
2. when I click the buttons of log-in or sign-up, there are no pop-up showing up.
3. Then I try to click the button of open account, a pop-up window showed up.
Could anyone help and explain what is happening? Thanks
me too, login is broken using ie11.
site works with firefox.
May 24, 2014, 03:27:40 AM
Strangely I am having a problem to log in. Does anyone here has the similar problem?
---the details of the problem------
1. I can access bitfinex and surf the website.
2. when I click the buttons of log-in or sign-up, there are no pop-up showing up.
3. Then I try to click the button of open account, a pop-up window showed up.
Could anyone help and explain what is happening? Thanks
---the details of the problem------
1. I can access bitfinex and surf the website.
2. when I click the buttons of log-in or sign-up, there are no pop-up showing up.
3. Then I try to click the button of open account, a pop-up window showed up.
Could anyone help and explain what is happening? Thanks
Seems a local problem on your side. Try a different browser (chrome, firefox etc). Also make sure your logging in to https://www.bitfinex.com and not on a (phishing) site with another extension (there is one anding in dot eu, which is a scam and has nothing to do with bitfinex...)
May 23, 2014, 11:33:42 PM
Strangely I am having a problem to log in. Does anyone here has the similar problem?
---the details of the problem------
1. I can access bitfinex and surf the website.
2. when I click the buttons of log-in or sign-up, there are no pop-up showing up.
3. Then I try to click the button of open account, a pop-up window showed up.
Could anyone help and explain what is happening? Thanks
---the details of the problem------
1. I can access bitfinex and surf the website.
2. when I click the buttons of log-in or sign-up, there are no pop-up showing up.
3. Then I try to click the button of open account, a pop-up window showed up.
Could anyone help and explain what is happening? Thanks
May 23, 2014, 09:34:07 PM
You claim to be 'operating legally out of Hong Kong' under a BVI registered company.
https://www.bitfinex.com/pages/support
"The Bitfinex trading platform is currently in a beta phase (testing phase). The platform is owned and operated by iFinex Inc. (Bvi), and during this final phase the platform is being prepared to operate under a fully licensed model."
http://ifinex.net/
"iFinex enables financial institutions to bring finance 2.0 solutions to customers. "
Thanks
May 23, 2014, 08:23:12 PM
Oh, it' s about to go down. 
May 23, 2014, 08:18:23 PM
I have tried privately.
You claim to be 'operating legally out of Hong Kong' under a BVI registered company.
Please supply the name of the registered company in Hong Kong.
Can you also supply your BR( business registration number) and MSO (Money Service operators) license numbers issued by the Hong kong government for such businesses.
Thanks
RF
May 23, 2014, 01:10:32 PM
Can we have profit fixing in BTC?
Similar to the settlement, but the other way around.
May 23, 2014, 06:37:18 AM
Well, in my case my phone died and with it my 2FA key became unavailable... a replacement battery is on its way, but in the meantime there is little I can do, I don't even know where (and if) I set Autorenew. 
Well, let's hope the rally continues and I get at least a little bit out of it once my phone works again.
Well, let's hope the rally continues and I get at least a little bit out of it once my phone works again.
in the future you should write down the restore code/QR code in order to be able to reset 2FA
(it is displayed once you set up 2FA at bitfinex or any comparable service)
This.
Personally I now take a picture of the QR code and print it in some secure places, this just means scanning it again should the time arise.
May 23, 2014, 06:32:15 AM
Well, in my case my phone died and with it my 2FA key became unavailable... a replacement battery is on its way, but in the meantime there is little I can do, I don't even know where (and if) I set Autorenew.
Well, let's hope the rally continues and I get at least a little bit out of it once my phone works again.
Well, let's hope the rally continues and I get at least a little bit out of it once my phone works again.
in the future you should write down the restore code/QR code in order to be able to reset 2FA
(it is displayed once you set up 2FA at bitfinex or any comparable service)
May 22, 2014, 02:40:42 PM
Well, in my case my phone died and with it my 2FA key became unavailable... a replacement battery is on its way, but in the meantime there is little I can do, I don't even know where (and if) I set Autorenew.
Well, let's hope the rally continues and I get at least a little bit out of it once my phone works again.
Well, let's hope the rally continues and I get at least a little bit out of it once my phone works again.
May 22, 2014, 11:40:59 AM
Seriously BFX has to do something about the lending rate. It's a worse rollercoaster than bitcoin. Look at the graph...it's full of twin towers and churches. We just had another huge jump to 0.45 % then the whole orderbook gets cleared out up to one fucking percent per day....seconds later all my swaps get returned and people are putting in offers for sub 0.08 %. Where are the calm and healthy days of 0.2-0.3 % without mad spikes and otherwise supbar rates. We just had a huge bullish run up. Why are people still offering for sub 0.1 %? Even sub 0.2 seems lowballing with bitcoin gaing nearly 20 % in the last days.
May 22, 2014, 11:25:02 AM
To me it all seems very similar to the reddit quote I posted on may 14 in this thread. I'm not saying that someone is (or someones are) doing anything illegal or anything but it does seem to me someone is trying to manipulate the swap rates. Just my two pennies..
I'm not sure if "manipulate" is the right word there.
Theory #1. Someone was (and this is not the first time I have seen this) trying to push rates up temporarily and lend out at high interest. Basically you borrow everything below x% yourself and try to lend out at y% then you return everything borrowed at x% within an hour. This also clears out all offers not on auto-renew.
Theory #2 is that someone with a big short position decided to borrow the USD to prevent buying, this could be possible (think about it, you want to take a 100 BTC position but you check the rates and they are 0.39%, you're not going to do that).
Theory #3 is simply that someone was considering buying ALL the Bitcoins and reserved credit and later decided that buying every single Bitcoin was perhaps not such a great idea.
We can only guess.
Regardless, who cares. I see no problem with this, lenders got 1 hour of high interest - good for them.I think it's full of manipulation. Getting rid of flash return is the first step.
May 20, 2014, 05:50:29 PM
Hey,
my 2FA-Device with Google-Authenticator broke down. So i can't log into my account.
I wrote to the support about 2 Times over a week ago. NO answer!
Could you help me plz!
my 2FA-Device with Google-Authenticator broke down. So i can't log into my account.
I wrote to the support about 2 Times over a week ago. NO answer!
Could you help me plz!
please send an email from the email address you registered your account with to [email protected]
Thanks
Giancarlo
Bitfinex Team
ok - did it - hope i get help now
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