Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - page 288. (Read 1811564 times)
This is sort of how I thought it would look earlier.
How come Mt.Gox is still showing me a price in the 130s? Does it have a slow refresh rate for guests?
bears falling off the cliff like lemmings 
EVERYBODY PANIC
PANIC PANIC PANIC!!!
SELL SELL SELL!!!
Go bears, let's see how low you can take it
SELL SELL SELL!!!
Go bears, let's see how low you can take it
Woa.
Looks like a cry baby bear was able to finally log onto Gox. I hope he's ready to cry more when the price goes over 150 
If it works for the NYSE maybe it can work for Bitcoin. If this isn't implemented it should be implemented now.
Our million dollar wall at 90 is missing still (I'm pretty sure). I'm hoping it pops up eventually at 120 
Minor sell-off.
Looks like a cry baby bear was able to finally log onto Gox. I hope he's ready to cry more when the price goes over 150
30 minutes since 6 confirmations and still not showing up at gox
30? waiting 150 minutes since 7 confirmations.. got 21 confirmations nowWhy would anyone want to be SENDING btc to Gox?!?
Just a precaution for now. Right now I'm just making sure I have the ability to trade if need be.
Yeah, I just registered for 4 other exchanges!! This blows.
I think MtGox is slowing things down in response to DDoS attacks - there is no volume to support such lags. They are doing a "controlled crash" - and, damn! Just when I was getting used to buying the DDoS dips.
There was no DDoS attack, right? "Due to high volume trading at the moment, there is a lag in trading and order cancellation." I wouldn't be surprised if they slow things down to stem panic selling.....trade curbing mechanism similar to NYSE circuit breakers.
china 1006 CNY!!!!
Don't blame me, I use Bitfloor!
Gox lag back to almost bearable levels.
I don't know, I think it's still at bullable levels.
+1
so, while the price is fine, how is Instawallet doing ..?
"INSTAWALLET SERVICE NOTICE
The Instawallet service is suspended indefinitely until we are able to develop an alternative architecture.
Our database was fraudulently accessed, due to the very nature of Instawallet it is impossible to reopen the service as-is.
In the next few days we are going to open the claim process for Instawallet balance holders to claim the funds they had stored before the service interruption"
and bitcoin-central?
"Error 107 (net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR): Error de protocolo SSL"
what happened?
"INSTAWALLET SERVICE NOTICE
The Instawallet service is suspended indefinitely until we are able to develop an alternative architecture.
Our database was fraudulently accessed, due to the very nature of Instawallet it is impossible to reopen the service as-is.
In the next few days we are going to open the claim process for Instawallet balance holders to claim the funds they had stored before the service interruption"
and bitcoin-central?
"Error 107 (net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR): Error de protocolo SSL"
what happened?
Gox lag back to almost bearable levels.
I don't know, I think it's still at bullable levels.
30 minutes since 6 confirmations and still not showing up at gox
30? waiting 150 minutes since 7 confirmations.. got 21 confirmations nowWhy would anyone want to be SENDING btc to Gox?!?
Just a precaution for now. Right now I'm just making sure I have the ability to trade if need be.
Yeah, I just registered for 4 other exchanges!! This blows.
I think MtGox is slowing things down in response to DDoS attacks - there is no volume to support such lags. They are doing a "controlled crash" - and, damn! Just when I was getting used to buying the DDoS dips.
He's fairly competent himself but his expertise is not in designing these kinds of high performance production systems.
Even if he does, this really isn't a job for one man anymore.
Love how gox is brining in 100k USD/day and can't fix this lag problem.
Yeah. Unfortunately a trading platform's performance problems can't be solved by throwing more hardware at it. The backend must be optimised for the task. Even with MtGox's current "uncovered orders" scheme I think a properly engineered backend could handle tens of thousands of update operations per second on relatively modest hardware, and still keep everything in sequence.
I'm no professional coder but I know a few. I'd hazard a guess that the biggest problem is that MagicalTux doesn't really want to hire a team of actual experts to redesign and reimplement the engine from scratch. He's fairly competent himself but his expertise is not in designing these kinds of high performance production systems.
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