Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - page 298. (Read 1811564 times)
What do we expect to happen to the price?
Probably a dip of some sort caused by people pulling buy orders in expectation of a dip. Then rally to 150 or so.
since everyone is guessing here, then my guess is current price insanity due to either soft bug or hack ,or manipulation from gox/cock
Insanity now, sereneti later
Insanity now, sereneti later
What do we expect to happen to the price?
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
This is what I'm kinda leanin' toward at this point. The "database error" message seems decent evidence of this. Super unprofessional and stupid to boot if they did indeed decide to randomly upgrade without warning and in the middle of a huge rally.
They might have thought a stop in the middle of it would act as some sort of trading circuit breaker, keeping the price sane. Just conspiracy theory.
I was able to login a bit after the database error message. My account does have an "M" in front of it. I don't use MtGox, so can't test order cancellation and such.
Got back into MtGox
Funds still there.
Orders cancelled (I had tried to cancel them)
Account number changed.
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
Funds still there.
Orders cancelled (I had tried to cancel them)
Account number changed.
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
The open orders number still say 1, but book empty.
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
This is what I'm kinda leanin' toward at this point. The "database error" message seems decent evidence of this. Super unprofessional and stupid to boot if they did indeed decide to randomly upgrade without warning and in the middle of a huge rally.
my account says 2 orders at the top but shows none, there should be 1
Got back into MtGox
Funds still there.
Orders cancelled (I had tried to cancel them)
Account number changed.
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
Funds still there.
Orders cancelled (I had tried to cancel them)
Account number changed.
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
MtGox and Karpeles suck monkey raunchy balls gentleman. GOX is going down the drain, and the Bitcoin price with them.
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
This is what I'm kinda leanin' toward at this point. The "database error" message seems decent evidence of this. Super unprofessional and stupid to boot if they did indeed decide to randomly upgrade without warning and in the middle of a huge rally.
Let's speculate on the price after they've reopened. I'm guessing we're headed for $122.
Well before trading halted a massive wall popped up at $150. There is only a 14k wall at $110...22k at $100. We might just dip to say $97 for a moment.
Got back into MtGox
Funds still there.
Orders cancelled (I had tried to cancel them)
Account number changed.
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
Funds still there.
Orders cancelled (I had tried to cancel them)
Account number changed.
If this is all part of the coinlab transition...a little notice would have been nice.
Well, I dug up the info for my Gox logon and first attempt got the database error.
Let's speculate on the price after they've reopened. I'm guessing we're headed for $122.
"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."
So next is the "win" stage... cool...
So if this is truly do to user volume, are we going to see one hell of a sell off?
Im picturing a heart monitor.
Beep...beep.....beep.......beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Just got back into Gox, my account number changed as well.
Question from a computer network beginner:
How do you tell the difference between a DDoS attack and a website that is being flooded with too much real traffic?
How do you tell the difference between a DDoS attack and a website that is being flooded with too much real traffic?
There is no difference other than malicious intent.
Both are, effectively, "too much traffic".
i just got back in
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