Or are there problems to send fiat to btc-e now?
Very likely, I waiting over one week for my Bank Wire to shown there and btc-e support not responding to my tickets. I want to buy now!
Topic: Why is bitstamp ($823) now higher than gox ($811) and btc-e ($728)? (Read 1355 times)
November 25, 2013, 06:53:02 PM
Very likely, I waiting over one week for my Bank Wire to shown there and btc-e support not responding to my tickets. I want to buy now!
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November 25, 2013, 06:13:17 PM
Just a lot more fiat at Bitstamp. In theory, Bitstamp should be able to climb to 1,300$, but they will probably follow Gox.
Excuse me? On Gox's order book you have more than double the amount of fiat compared to Bitstamp's order book.
Compared with the situation a week ago, Bitstamp has a lot more fiat now. That allowed it to climb 120$ higher than the theoretical peak.
Thanks so much all for the confirmation!
November 25, 2013, 08:51:38 AM
Just a lot more fiat at Bitstamp. In theory, Bitstamp should be able to climb to 1,300$, but they will probably follow Gox.
Excuse me? On Gox's order book you have more than double the amount of fiat compared to Bitstamp's order book.
Compared with the situation a week ago, Bitstamp has a lot more fiat now. That allowed it to climb 120$ higher than the theoretical peak.
November 25, 2013, 08:10:40 AM
Just a lot more fiat at Bitstamp. In theory, Bitstamp should be able to climb to 1,300$, but they will probably follow Gox.
Excuse me? On Gox's order book you have more than double the amount of fiat compared to Bitstamp's order book.
November 25, 2013, 08:09:35 AM
Are there withdrawal problems at bitstamp now also? Anyone having them?
Or are there problems to send fiat to btc-e now?
Or are the withdrawal problems of gox solved? Anyone can confirm?
Or is there just a flood of fiat to bitstamp?
Or are there problems to send fiat to btc-e now?
Or are the withdrawal problems of gox solved? Anyone can confirm?
Or is there just a flood of fiat to bitstamp?
My wildy speculative guess: most of US traders use Bitstamp because is the only exchange allowing steady USD withdrawals, and the US is extremely bullish now because the Senate hearings. The rest of the world just gives zero fucks about what happens in the US.
Just note that Bitstamp price went higher than Gox just after the second Senate hearing.
November 25, 2013, 07:39:27 AM
Just a lot more fiat at Bitstamp. In theory, Bitstamp should be able to climb to 1,300$, but they will probably follow Gox.
November 25, 2013, 07:36:22 AM
Why shouldn't it?
It's a damn free market!
That's why I exchange euro to usd at 1.29 at a bank and 1.28 at the next one 10 meters away.
It's a damn free market!
That's why I exchange euro to usd at 1.29 at a bank and 1.28 at the next one 10 meters away.
November 25, 2013, 07:10:40 AM
I don't know, but i try to keep track of this: http://bitcoinity.org/markets/list
maybe a week ago bitstamp had a higher volume than mtgox if I remember correctly. Plus the trade volume all over went down a little, no?
maybe a week ago bitstamp had a higher volume than mtgox if I remember correctly. Plus the trade volume all over went down a little, no?
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This bull will try to shake you off. Hold tight!
November 25, 2013, 07:05:22 AM
Are there withdrawal problems at bitstamp now also? Anyone having them?
Or are there problems to send fiat to btc-e now?
Or are the withdrawal problems of gox solved? Anyone can confirm?
Or is there just a flood of fiat to bitstamp?
Or are there problems to send fiat to btc-e now?
Or are the withdrawal problems of gox solved? Anyone can confirm?
Or is there just a flood of fiat to bitstamp?
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