Can we have a serious discussion though

they are a great, US based exchange. there is no problem, other than maybe the SEC breathing down their neck and preventing them from adding new coins.

what is your problem, I love Bittrex

>>3380222
Prepare to get goxxed. Their support is just copy pasta generic replies without fixing anything or answering the question. Deposits to wallets (((mysteriously disappear))). No improvements to their site which does not inspire confidence.

>>3380300
I do large trades on Bittrex and never had any issues. Guess I'm lucky.

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>>3380222
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Bittrex julian confirmed new coins are coming this month. He gave a range of 1-100 lol. That's what he said in the slack.

>>3380347
just verify it, what's the problem?

>>3380347
bittrex verification took them like 5 minutes for me

why there are no more listings, those pumps where really good

>>3380347
>its to difficult to look up a random US address and name REEEE
really

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Very happy with Bittrex.

>>3380222
I have been banned for some reason. Anyone know why? Did I lose my 700 dollars?

The error says too many API calls, but I don't use anything that uses the API key.

Anyone else have this problem?

>>3380383
I posted before about this, but bittrex is integrating the ability to run ICOs directly on bittrex rather than post-ico list new cryptocurrency.

This way they can get a kickback from the ico sale as well.

Sent ~$2 of ETH to my wallet and it was confirmed on ether scan but it never showed up on bittrex. Larger transfers work with no issue.

Is there a limit or something? I was doing it as a test. It's not small enough to qualify as "dust" i dont believe.

>>3380440
it's less than the transaction fee

>>3380440
Minimum 0.01 ETH for it to show up

>>3380425
The website itself uses API.
All it takes is hitting F5 too fast or having too many tabs open.
And no, you didn't lose anything, the bans are temporary and IP address specific.

>>3380533
Thanks, nice to hear.

>>3380503
>>3380484
thanks....fucking kikes.

when will we have an exchange that doesnt charge ANY fees?

>>3380437
Didn't they already host ICOs? APX comes to mind

>>3380977
Never.
Why would anyone do that?
The hardware alone capable of handling all that data fast enough when thousands of people are constantly hitting F5 costs at least six figures.

>>3380222
Lost some ETH in the shitstorm a couple days ago. Sent a ticket yesterday. Got a response within 6 hours and they gave me my ETH back.

So far I'm very happy with Bittrex.

>>3381476
why the fuck are you pressing F5 it uses websocket connection to provide realtime updates

is Binance our only option?

>>3380411
How did you enable margin trading on bittrex? I was just reading that they haven't implemented it yet??

>>3380351
i hope it's right anon

>>3382229
>How did you enable margin trading on bittrex?
Try using photoshop like that guy did.

>>3380977
stop being poor.

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hmm lets check on my crypto holdings

>open up bittrex.com
>enter login username
>enter password
>click the storefronts
>unlock phone
>open google authenticator
>input 2fa code
>get new ip address message
>browse to my email
>log in to email
>wait for bittrex message
>click link in bittrex email
>enter login username
>enter password
>click all the cars
>click all the cars again
>open google authenticator on phone
>input 2fa code
>enter bittrex
>navigate to wallets
>my estimated net value is down

FUCKING BITTREX