A simple zoom-in implementation could solve this. However, fees charged do not pay for such effort
Topic: Unrealistic orders on GLBSE (Read 1223 times)
These bid/ask are put on purpose just to spoil the graphs.
A simple zoom-in implementation could solve this. However, fees charged do not pay for such effort
A simple zoom-in implementation could solve this. However, fees charged do not pay for such effort
Thats useless....as hacker you dont want to buy shares....you want to sell shares and escape with the BTC...
they are trying to catch some hack events.
yes, like someone will ever have 999,999,999 bitcoins to buy a share
There could be fake bitcoins created on GLBSE.
they are trying to catch some hack events.
yes, like someone will ever have 999,999,999 bitcoins to buy a share
they are trying to catch some hack events.
Plenty of threads on this already, including more than a couple posts in the GLBSE features thread created by Nefario. There are usually more complains about the bid for 100,000 shares for 0.00000001 People place shit orders and then the wonderful graph that should mean something doesn't all of the sudden.
Look e.g. at https://glbse.com/asset/view/ASICMINER
I wonder what the purpose is of a sell order for 1 share @ 999,999,999 bitcoin.
Obviously its not gonna get filled for more than one reason. (Unless GLBSE introduces the concept of fractional shares).
Also if the market crashes someone buys at 0.
I wonder what the purpose is of a sell order for 1 share @ 999,999,999 bitcoin.
Obviously its not gonna get filled for more than one reason. (Unless GLBSE introduces the concept of fractional shares).
Also if the market crashes someone buys at 0.
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