Mt. Gox Sends $75 Million In BTC To Bitstamp Exchange, Sell-Off Ahead?
Defunct cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox appears to have transferred approximately $75.36 million worth of Bitcoin to Bitstamp crypto exchange in what seems to be a preparatory move for another round of payouts to its creditors, data from on-chain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence shows. Wider Crypto Market Tumbles After Mt. Gox Bitcoin Transfers The Japan-based cryptocurrency […]
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An API outage at Bitcoin exchange Bitstamp is apparently causing a halt of some services at Coinbase, a service that allows its users to easily buy and sell Bitcoin without the need to sign up for an exchange. Coinbase acquires its bitcoins from exchanges like Bitstamp, and when they don't have Bitcoin to buy, you can almost bet they will not have Bitcoin to sell. No word yet on just when the Bitstamp API outage is to be cleared, but when it is, Coinbase purchasing is likely to resume shortly thereafter.
Bitstamp CEO Nejc Kodrič has confirmed in a statement that "less than 19,000 BTC" was stolen due to a Bitstamp operational wallet being compromised. CCN has previously reported on this Bitcoin wallet, which seems to hold 18,866 BTC that was clearly siphoned away from Bitstamp hot wallets during the alleged timeframe of the Bitstamp hack. Notably, Kodrič does not use the word "hack" in any of his statements to reassure users that their personal information is safe. It could also lend credence to Jackson Palmer's theory that a weak RNG attack is responsible for the lost funds; though,....
A bitcoin address containing ~18,866 bitcoins may hold the stolen bitcoins from the Bitstamp hack on January 4th. Bitstamp confirmed last night that "we have reason to believe that one of Bitstamp's operational wallets was compromised on January 4th, 2015." According to data maintained by Bitstamp users keeping an eye on the public Bitcoin blockchain, Bitstamp may have been "hacked" for 12% of its bitcoins. UPDATE: Bitcoin Exchange Bitstamp Confirms Loss of ~18,866 BTC (~$5 million USD) from Hot Wallet. Bitstamp has repeatedly reminded its users, who are currently locked out of the site,....
Popular bitcoin exchange Bitstamp today announced the addition of a new feature that is designed to "improve your trading experience". The company says that when traders place a limit order, they are now able to set a consecutive buying/selling order at a desired price after the first order is filled. Bitstamp says the features only available for limit orders. Traders can use it by clicking on 'Advanced', and filling in the 'Buy/Sell If Executed Price' field. Bitstamp provides the following example: - You can place a buy limit order for 1 BTC at a price of $500. - Corresponding with that....
Bitstamp, one of the largest BTC/USD bitcoin exchanges and marketplaces based in Europe, has launched an investment initiative on online investment platform BnkToTheFuture to obtain US$1.2 million in funding at a $60 million valuation. The BnkToTheFuture investment offering will continue on for the next 50 days, until Bitstamp reaches its minimum....