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"for the sake of bitcoin" mt gox, a japanese company running an anonymous currency exchange should hand over full account, holdings, and trade details of all of
by milkshakes 13y ago
"for the sake of bitcoin" mt gox, a japanese company running an anonymous currency exchange should hand over full account, holdings, and trade details of all of their north american customers to a company under US jurisdiction? how does that make sense?
- kevingadd 13y agoWell, Mt. Gox agreed to do it, and given that they've repeatedly demonstrated their complete inability to operate a functioning exchange, you certainly couldn't do any worse by handing their customers over to Coinlab.
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- bionsuba 13y agoThey crash when people start to do high volume trading, which is the cause of these recent bubbles because the crashes lead to panics.
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- fnordfnordfnord 13y ago* The lag was hardly a factor influencing how people were trading.* Absolutely untrue, the lag was in the thousands of seconds and only increasing. Then they halted trading. Gox has persistent problems with high trading volume. This is widely known.
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- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoThe question is whether the lag significantly affected people's behavior, .... The most logical explanation is that Bitcoin was perceived as overvalued at $266 What are you talking about the price for? Nobody is quibbling about the value. We're talking about the quality of MtGox's service, and yes it affects traders' psychology, as well as automated trading bots. Maybe it doesn't affect your psychology, but that might be the difference between an experienced trader and a novice.
- loceng 13y agoAllegedly agreed to it? Not sure we really can know all of the terms at this point.