BitShares Forum
Other => Graveyard => BitShares PTS => Topic started by: Mako on February 27, 2014, 09:47:33 pm
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the China Exchanges ;) ;)
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PTS is traded on bter. I bought more on there yesterday, as a matter of fact. :)
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bter! They are incredibly fast and I never have an issue with them. They will also trade your currency at whatever value it was at when you first open the page. Say you leave it open when pts is .17 to Btc, and an hour later the value is now .20 pts to BTC, as long as the page isn't refreshed they honor the .17 value
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bter! They are incredibly fast and I never have an issue with them. They will also trade your currency at whatever value it was at when you first open the page. Say you leave it open when pts is .17 to Btc, and an hour later the value is now .20 pts to BTC, as long as the page isn't refreshed they honor the .17 value
That sounds like a critical security flaw...
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bter! They are incredibly fast and I never have an issue with them. They will also trade your currency at whatever value it was at when you first open the page. Say you leave it open when pts is .17 to Btc, and an hour later the value is now .20 pts to BTC, as long as the page isn't refreshed they honor the .17 value
guessing you get only an active order and not selling at .17 value directly
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bter! They are incredibly fast and I never have an issue with them. They will also trade your currency at whatever value it was at when you first open the page. Say you leave it open when pts is .17 to Btc, and an hour later the value is now .20 pts to BTC, as long as the page isn't refreshed they honor the .17 value
guessing you get only an active order and not selling at .17 value directly
Yeah, sounds like a limit order not a market order.
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I'm Chinese. I think bter is more reliable
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would it be safe to use btc38 via google translator (including entering your password)?