Ya, I read that, I suspect it was supposed to rollback to $trade+1 and not $trade.
That way it wouldn't keep executing $trade and getting stuck in a loop.
As to whether they should be deciding what orders to allow through, not a chance imho. Let it sell, let it lag. Especially thesedays when there are at least 2 other exchanges where people can not panic sell on.
Topic: [poll] MtGox rollback/goxloop opinions (Read 682 times)
I suspect its a bug and not a feature.
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<@MagicalTux> very large sell order matching too many buy orders, causing the security system to stop the trade and rollback anything that was caused by it
source: http://www.malwaretech.com/2013/11/mtgox-nearly-breaks-bitcoinagain.html
I suspect its a bug and not a feature.
Since April's crash MtGox is looping big sells orders, preventing any possible flash crash.
I believe if you're being bull this feature leaves you calm since it's kind of a life-jacket for panic sells... but anyways I would like to know your opinion, I don't really care about your position or how fair is this.
And of course, some people can analyze this behavior to predict short-term market bounces on MtGox making things more interesting
I believe if you're being bull this feature leaves you calm since it's kind of a life-jacket for panic sells... but anyways I would like to know your opinion, I don't really care about your position or how fair is this.
And of course, some people can analyze this behavior to predict short-term market bounces on MtGox making things more interesting
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