glad to hear you came through those step.
And BTC came through a few hours back - all in all pretty smooth apart from the trading software in Ripple itself (they need to do a *lot* of work on that).
Thanks for your the helpful instructions!
Topic: Trade by yourself! Avoid middleman! Ripple -Buying/selling XRP-Noob guide (Read 6009 times)
July 13, 2013, 07:08:48 AM
And BTC came through a few hours back - all in all pretty smooth apart from the trading software in Ripple itself (they need to do a *lot* of work on that).
Thanks for your the helpful instructions!
July 13, 2013, 03:09:42 AM
it may appears on "7,899.99999999" order. Or maybe it's a display problem. But I'm pretty sure this would be working.
Indeed - it had changed to 7899.99999999 and now a reasonable portion of the order has been filled (seems my second "cancel" didn't actually occur so the order was still there today but that could be due to a poor internet connection so am not claiming any bug in regards to that).
Next step will be to get the BTC out from Bitstamp!
glad to hear you came through those step.
July 12, 2013, 11:51:37 PM
it may appears on "7,899.99999999" order. Or maybe it's a display problem. But I'm pretty sure this would be working.
Indeed - it had changed to 7899.99999999 and now a reasonable portion of the order has been filled (seems my second "cancel" didn't actually occur so the order was still there today but that could be due to a poor internet connection so am not claiming any bug in regards to that).
Next step will be to get the BTC out from Bitstamp!
July 12, 2013, 07:53:04 AM
it may appears on "7,899.99999999" order. Or maybe it's a display problem. But I'm pretty sure this would be working.
I will check carefully next time I place an order (but I can assure you that there was no order even as close as to 10 XRP within 7900 to the ones I had placed which I did twice a few hours between).
July 12, 2013, 07:48:18 AM
Selling XRP for BTC - the XRP per BTC price was 7900 and no order at that value showed up in the Order Book at all.
Now of course that price wouldn't be likely to be filled which is why I will probably just wait a while before deciding whether or not to place another such order - I can understand orders at a price being combined but that is not what I saw at all.
(am pretty sure it is no fault with your instructions btw)
Now of course that price wouldn't be likely to be filled which is why I will probably just wait a while before deciding whether or not to place another such order - I can understand orders at a price being combined but that is not what I saw at all.
(am pretty sure it is no fault with your instructions btw)
it may appears on "7,899.99999999" order. Or maybe it's a display problem. But I'm pretty sure this would be working.
July 12, 2013, 07:17:34 AM
Selling XRP for BTC - the XRP per BTC price was 7900 and no order at that value showed up in the Order Book at all.
Now of course that price wouldn't be likely to be filled which is why I will probably just wait a while before deciding whether or not to place another such order - I can understand orders at a price being combined but that is not what I saw at all.
(am pretty sure it is no fault with your instructions btw)
Now of course that price wouldn't be likely to be filled which is why I will probably just wait a while before deciding whether or not to place another such order - I can understand orders at a price being combined but that is not what I saw at all.
(am pretty sure it is no fault with your instructions btw)
July 12, 2013, 07:10:35 AM
Tell me the order you passed and your balance please
I cancelled both orders (so they won't be there now) and I'd rather not give out exact amounts publicly (if you are working for OpenCoin then I'm sure you can work that out anyway).
I will try again and see how it goes - just to clarify one important point though should *my order* appear in the Order Book or not?
your order appears in order book yes.
I'm asking the amount for a reason. For example you may want to buy some XRP
Actually the best XRP offer (on bitstamp gateway) is 88 for an amount of 457$. If you pass an order asking 90 it won't be exchange and you'd have to wait that someone is willing to sell his xrp for that price.
A reason your order is not appearing clearly on the order book is that you put the same price than someone else, so your order is added to a previous order.
I don't know if it helps.
July 12, 2013, 07:04:53 AM
Tell me the order you passed and your balance please
I cancelled both orders (so they won't be there now) and I'd rather not give out exact amounts publicly (if you are working for OpenCoin then I'm sure you can work that out anyway).
I will try again and see how it goes - just to clarify one important point though should *my order* appear in the Order Book or not?
July 12, 2013, 06:57:42 AM
You need to look in "My Order".
It showed up in "My Order" as stated - but not in the Order Book - are you telling me that your own orders don't show up in the Order Book?
In any case at the time I placed the order it should have been (at least partially) processed (as the XRP price was actually lower than the current Bid at the time) - but instead after hours My Order was still there but no trade and nothing showing up in the Order Book.
Tell me the order you passed and your balance please
July 12, 2013, 06:53:25 AM
You need to look in "My Order".
It showed up in "My Order" as stated - but not in the Order Book - are you telling me that your own orders don't show up in the Order Book?
In any case at the time I placed the order it should have been (at least partially) processed (as the XRP price was actually lower than the current Bid at the time) - but instead after hours My Order was still there but no trade and nothing showing up in the Order Book.
July 12, 2013, 06:49:05 AM
Try to place the order again. It happens some bugs sometimes (still beta version). Try again, it should be written "orderaccepted" or "order refused" (because of no fund for example).
Let me know if you still have some problem i'll do my best to help you;
Let me know if you still have some problem i'll do my best to help you;
Tried twice - both times it said "Order Accepted" but both times did not show up in the Order Book (even after hours).
Will try again tomorrow maybe but this is looking like about the most buggy trading engine I've ever seen (should not be called "beta" but "alpha" I think when very simple trade orders do not show up).
You need to look in "My Order".
July 12, 2013, 06:46:00 AM
Try to place the order again. It happens some bugs sometimes (still beta version). Try again, it should be written "orderaccepted" or "order refused" (because of no fund for example).
Let me know if you still have some problem i'll do my best to help you;
Let me know if you still have some problem i'll do my best to help you;
Tried twice - both times it said "Order Accepted" but both times did not show up in the Order Book (even after hours).
Will try again tomorrow maybe but this is looking like about the most buggy trading engine I've ever seen (should not be called "beta" but "alpha" I think when very simple trade orders do not show up).
July 12, 2013, 06:32:07 AM
I placed an Order but it didn't appear in the Order Book even after hours (although showed in My Orders) - also for the Last Trade it always says n/a after all other fields have values (this has occurred every time that I have tried to use this Trade tab).
Does the trading engine actually work at all?
Does the trading engine actually work at all?
Try to place the order again. It happens some bugs sometimes (still beta version). Try again, it should be written "orderaccepted" or "order refused" (because of no fund for example).
Let me know if you still have some problem i'll do my best to help you;
July 12, 2013, 06:22:35 AM
I placed an Order but it didn't appear in the Order Book even after hours (although showed in My Orders) - also for the Last Trade it always says n/a after all other fields have values (this has occurred every time that I have tried to use this Trade tab).
Does the trading engine actually work at all?
Does the trading engine actually work at all?
June 06, 2013, 10:54:53 AM
bump. people read the OP.
June 03, 2013, 09:30:16 PM
Good advice, too many threads of people trying to buy your Ripple.
June 03, 2013, 05:34:13 PM
Well I know nothing about bitstamp, I will look into them a bit though and see what's up... I am a little confused though by this bit... "there is no reason to say those bitcoin are not real"...
Sounds like there is a question there as to whether they are real or not... That is a little concerning. lol... Or is it the same as when you have them on any other exchange? As in you are not really trading "real" bitcoin but rather just numbers and then they release "real" bitcoins when you withdraw?
The BTC on Ripple are just as real as the BTC on MtGox or any other exchange. You are trading your entries in a ledger for some other entries in a ledger, when you request a withdrawal then you get real bitcoins sent to your wallet, just like you don't get real dollars until you request a withdrawal.
June 03, 2013, 02:40:59 PM
No fees, but are more prone to being glitched, and its hard to withdraw as there not REAL bitcoins you get in return. you get fake btc
Actually using bitstamp as a gateway is the same than using it as an online wallet. If you don't trust bitstamp then don't use it. If you think they are could be trust then there is no reason to say those bitcoin are not real :p
you know it iron. Stop trying to be the middleman ahah
Well I know nothing about bitstamp, I will look into them a bit though and see what's up... I am a little confused though by this bit... "there is no reason to say those bitcoin are not real"...
Sounds like there is a question there as to whether they are real or not... That is a little concerning. lol... Or is it the same as when you have them on any other exchange? As in you are not really trading "real" bitcoin but rather just numbers and then they release "real" bitcoins when you withdraw?
On a side note this guy has been trying to buy my xrp's for a discount! lol...
Either way I will do some more research and then see what I decide to do.
So far I am inclined to believe you as you don't stand to gain anything... lol
I'm willing to buy cheap xrp from people who are lazy or have no time to learn how to use ripple. Anyway I'm also willing to help the community and give very simple information that can make you save a lot of time. You're welcome
That is fair enough, thanks again... It has made things a little clearer and I will NOT be lazy and do some more research! lol
Good luck to you sir.
I described everything very clearly. The best I could do know is put some screenshot or come at your home and do it for you. I can do it for you online and I invite to buy/sell from me
Wait what? lol... I can do it dude, that is not the problem! Just want to look more into which gateway to trust etc... No need for you to come round and do it for me... And no, now I have no need for the middleman! lol
June 03, 2013, 01:19:02 PM
No fees, but are more prone to being glitched, and its hard to withdraw as there not REAL bitcoins you get in return. you get fake btc
Actually using bitstamp as a gateway is the same than using it as an online wallet. If you don't trust bitstamp then don't use it. If you think they are could be trust then there is no reason to say those bitcoin are not real :p
you know it iron. Stop trying to be the middleman ahah
Well I know nothing about bitstamp, I will look into them a bit though and see what's up... I am a little confused though by this bit... "there is no reason to say those bitcoin are not real"...
Sounds like there is a question there as to whether they are real or not... That is a little concerning. lol... Or is it the same as when you have them on any other exchange? As in you are not really trading "real" bitcoin but rather just numbers and then they release "real" bitcoins when you withdraw?
On a side note this guy has been trying to buy my xrp's for a discount! lol...
Either way I will do some more research and then see what I decide to do.
So far I am inclined to believe you as you don't stand to gain anything... lol
I'm willing to buy cheap xrp from people who are lazy or have no time to learn how to use ripple. Anyway I'm also willing to help the community and give very simple information that can make you save a lot of time. You're welcome
That is fair enough, thanks again... It has made things a little clearer and I will NOT be lazy and do some more research! lol
Good luck to you sir.
I described everything very clearly. The best I could do know is put some screenshot or come at your home and do it for you. I can do it for you online and I invite to buy/sell from me
June 03, 2013, 01:15:19 PM
No fees, but are more prone to being glitched, and its hard to withdraw as there not REAL bitcoins you get in return. you get fake btc
Actually using bitstamp as a gateway is the same than using it as an online wallet. If you don't trust bitstamp then don't use it. If you think they are could be trust then there is no reason to say those bitcoin are not real :p
you know it iron. Stop trying to be the middleman ahah
Well I know nothing about bitstamp, I will look into them a bit though and see what's up... I am a little confused though by this bit... "there is no reason to say those bitcoin are not real"...
Sounds like there is a question there as to whether they are real or not... That is a little concerning. lol... Or is it the same as when you have them on any other exchange? As in you are not really trading "real" bitcoin but rather just numbers and then they release "real" bitcoins when you withdraw?
On a side note this guy has been trying to buy my xrp's for a discount! lol...
Either way I will do some more research and then see what I decide to do.
So far I am inclined to believe you as you don't stand to gain anything... lol
I'm willing to buy cheap xrp from people who are lazy or have no time to learn how to use ripple. Anyway I'm also willing to help the community and give very simple information that can make you save a lot of time. You're welcome
That is fair enough, thanks again... It has made things a little clearer and I will NOT be lazy and do some more research! lol
Good luck to you sir.
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