Topic: Strange activity on btc-e (Read 1743 times)
Lol, you are new to bitcoin, aren´t you? BTC-E is sometimes having great records.
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btc-e is weird. The last time it is always trading well below mtgox,
for example right now price there is 9.35 USD / BTC.
I don't understand
for example right now price there is 9.35 USD / BTC.
I don't understand
btc-e predicts mtgox's future.
Only during a downtrend.
Exactly. You will never see btc-e price of bitcoins be more than mtgox price.
btc-e is weird. The last time it is always trading well below mtgox,
for example right now price there is 9.35 USD / BTC.
I don't understand
for example right now price there is 9.35 USD / BTC.
I don't understand
btc-e predicts mtgox's future.
Only during a downtrend.
btc-e is weird. The last time it is always trading well below mtgox,
for example right now price there is 9.35 USD / BTC.
I don't understand
for example right now price there is 9.35 USD / BTC.
I don't understand
btc-e predicts mtgox's future.
btc-e is weird. The last time it is always trading well below mtgox,
for example right now price there is 9.35 USD / BTC.
I don't understand
for example right now price there is 9.35 USD / BTC.
I don't understand
It was most likely a compromised account imo
One with quite some sizable assets, if so.
Kind of reminds me of something: http://leanback.eu/bitcoin/plots/20110619195756-mtgox.png
wat?
I see what looks like 2 transactions on btc-e. First is someone buying about 230,000 LTC with USD at "market price", paying as high as $0.16 per until the order is filled. Then maybe an hour later, someone sells a huge amount of LTC (slightly more than 230,000) in exchange for USD, again at the "market price", accepting as little as $0.01 per.
I see what looks like 2 transactions on btc-e. First is someone buying about 230,000 LTC with USD at "market price", paying as high as $0.16 per until the order is filled. Then maybe an hour later, someone sells a huge amount of LTC (slightly more than 230,000) in exchange for USD, again at the "market price", accepting as little as $0.01 per.
Which is why I assume someone's account got hacked.
wat?
I see what looks like 2 transactions on btc-e. First is someone buying about 230,000 LTC with USD at "market price", paying as high as $0.16 per until the order is filled. Then maybe an hour later, someone sells a huge amount of LTC (slightly more than 230,000) in exchange for USD, again at the "market price", accepting as little as $0.01 per.
I see what looks like 2 transactions on btc-e. First is someone buying about 230,000 LTC with USD at "market price", paying as high as $0.16 per until the order is filled. Then maybe an hour later, someone sells a huge amount of LTC (slightly more than 230,000) in exchange for USD, again at the "market price", accepting as little as $0.01 per.
It was most likely a compromised account imo
Well they purchased the LTC with BTC
and the seller of the LTC cashed in the BTC on MTGOX.
Simple no?
Well apart from the potential for ...... Your guess goes here.....
and the seller of the LTC cashed in the BTC on MTGOX.
Simple no?
Well apart from the potential for ...... Your guess goes here.....
It looks like someone just made 2 huge market orders on btc-e, a buy then a sell, on LTC/USD:
http://www.ltc-charts.com/period-charts.php?period=10-days&resolution=hour&pair=ltc-usd&market=btc-e
Look at the volume. Around 250k LTC each, or around $20,000 in USD.
Why would anyone do that and take the huge loss from buying high and then selling low?
I have also noticed that as the BTC price has been falling over the last few days, btc-e always led the decline, with mtgox trailing (perhaps as arbitration bots evened things out).
Something seems fishy here. I'm not quite declaring that btc-e is hacked yet, but it's kind of looking that way to me.
http://www.ltc-charts.com/period-charts.php?period=10-days&resolution=hour&pair=ltc-usd&market=btc-e
Look at the volume. Around 250k LTC each, or around $20,000 in USD.
Why would anyone do that and take the huge loss from buying high and then selling low?
I have also noticed that as the BTC price has been falling over the last few days, btc-e always led the decline, with mtgox trailing (perhaps as arbitration bots evened things out).
Something seems fishy here. I'm not quite declaring that btc-e is hacked yet, but it's kind of looking that way to me.
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