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kakobrekla: savetheinternet,
i guess that would depends on what one is looking for
pgp: then again, as much as
I hope it stabalizes here,
I think think it goes lower
error4733: ;;eightball do
i need a second coffee ?
pgp:
i suppose that qualifies as an "early adopter" in this environment
pgp:
i wonder what price the winklevi got in at?
pgp:
I must say that there is a noticeable *lack* of lag today... all that free market making shit is gone...
pgp:
i would have said slovenia a couple weeks ago, but...
mircea_popescu:
i really think the best way to go is partner with licensed institutions rather than try and do bermudadollars or w/e
pgp:
I wouldn't want to try it in the US...
mircea_popescu: but then again,
i participate in 20+ discussions a day, all end with "yes, this is yet another niche, just need the people with a clue to do it"
mircea_popescu: ah. yeah,
i've been talking to people.
i will list futures, but
i will only list physically settled.
mircea_popescu: more generally the limited capital and orderly folding is a very important concept that
i've been discussing with other people looking to make financial instruments in thsi chan
pgp:
I've implemented real-time RBH - its a hassle - and its arcane, but intellectually satisfying from a risk management standpoint
mircea_popescu: yes,
i was about to say : a simple way to test rbh specifically is to just open a brokerage offering rbh-based leverage to customers.
pgp: mp:
i don't think that you really have to do much more than you already are... your focus on security and availability is what makes MPEX attractive
pgp: hmmm...
I think that what you need is more brokers...
mircea_popescu: but there's tons of other issues. so
i think pretty m,uch everyotne's models are off the charts,
mircea_popescu: anyway,
i think the financial tier is well spooked by all the insanity propagated at the exchange tier.
pgp:
I understand...
I am wonderering, though, has anyone bought any of these infinite vol options?
mircea_popescu:
i am considering an algo adjustement. we're doing a bunch of modelling and measuring.
Namworld: Hmm, quite late it seems. ALready morning...
I'll be on my way
I think.
Namworld: oh,
I've made another chart of prices compared to the 2011 bubble in it's last days
Namworld: Well they could.
I see it more as a longstanding history of not getting hacked out of all users funds. There was hacks but they at least protect their BTC wallet.
mircea_popescu: but then again
i guess people have this too big to fail mentality going.
mjr___: that is what
i am thinking
mjr___: cash transfers in
i think
mjr___:
i specifically think that cash transfers in are held up...
mjr___: this is what
i mean though, they keep halting trading, lag is horrible, impossible to get good price discovery
mjr___: if you want to sell,
i'd say transfer your coins, and find somewhere else
mjr___: this is why
i am not paying attention to them
mjr___:
i believe bitfloor is still over 100
mjr___:
i'm just too tired to care about mt gox anymore (
i've never actually used their exchange)
mjr___:
i personally think that this is proven to be valuable, the shitty exchanges, the amateurish business practices...those will fade away
mjr___: basically
i meant
i am removing myself from the day to day speculation
mjr___: but
i think that none of the info is accurate right now
mjr___:
i've all but decided to ignore mt gox
mjr___: because they are not doing any trading right now
i thought
punkman1: when
I say few,
I mean bitcoins, ripples, etc
mjr___:
i am what you would call a liberal...
mjr___:
i never thought
i would agree with larry kudlow on anything
b0n1:
i need to get more money on the markets
b0n1: but
i am searching for something that is faster than sepa
mjr___: hmmm, cash in hand still carries a premium,
i think that shows something
b0n1:
i talked to a guy yesterday, who told me that his daddy doesnt support this anymore...
mjr___:
i wonder if there are any good deals on localbitcoins
b0n1: sepa takes nearly a day mostly
i think
b0n1:
i dont have lots of possibilities there, only coupons
b0n1: pgp, bitinstant sounds good, but
i am from germany
mjr___:
i mean,
i didn't want to sell a lot
KRS1: that seems to be the best bet!
i bet
mjr___:
i sold 5 coins locally
KRS1: mjr:
i was thinking that since wed/thurs
KRS1:
i must not have refreshed my screen
I was seeing almost $100 one minute next minute $84
KRS1:
i think its an opencl thing
olive_:
i don't think they are taking advantage in killing bit coin and their own business
b0n1: can
i actually cancel orders with status pending in mtgox ?
Skarr: Over the last few days,
I've waited to see 3 or 4 continuous bars with real volume (on a M1 chart) before getting any confidence the lag was about to abate.
Skarr: pgp - while the lag-times are still rising, the system is functionally dead.
I take the tiny-volume orders as just that - evidence that the engine remains, for all practical purposes, fully choked.
mjr___: so now
i can keep spamming .02 bitcoin orders for no fees, so
i can jump in and out whenever
i want, trying to make pennies in difference
Diablo-D3: mjr___:
I dont see the point in decreasing latency in that
Diablo-D3: sorry, forgot which channel
I got it from
mjr___: from what
i saw in the fpga world
mjr___: hmmm...
i wonder if you could reimplement the design though
mjr___:
i mean you can optimize algorithms for different hardware
Bugpowder:
I'm just thinking on the 3 month time horizion
taub: im no hero
i dont trade with 30 min lag
ThickAsThieves: wherever it falls, we'll see at least one more notable bounce
i think
Bugpowder: taub
I mean oscillation, not ripple the currency
ThickAsThieves:
i bet gox will behave much differently when soft order features are removed
taub:
i just noticed this lag now, when did it start?