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Re: CBOE exchange website down minutes after releasing Bitcoin futures

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All your resources needed for today's Bitcoin Futures Launch on CBOE:

CBOE Chart Updates: http://www.cboe.com/delayedquote/advanced-charts?ticker=XBT%...

CBOE XBT - Bitcoin (USD) Futures Table: http://www.cboe.com/delayedquote/futures-quotes

Cryptonaire live forecast updates: https://cryptonaire.com

Bloomberg Live Coverage: https://www.bloomberg.com/live/us

CMC for BTC indexing including non-US pairs: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets

WCI for BTC indexing only US pairs: https://www.worldcoinindex.com/coin/bitcoin

Re: CBOE exchange website down minutes after releasing Bitcoin futures

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Just their "marketing" website. Trading systems look normal.

Not sure whether it's the same site but the site which hosts current prices is unresponsive: http://cfe.cboe.com/cfe-products/xbt-cboe-bitcoin-futures

Cool, it looks that the prices for 1 months now are set at about 15000-16000 (like what it's now). There's some volume (currently it's few million dollars in 10-20 minutes, we'll see if it really goes up to a billion per day)

Re: CBOE exchange website down minutes after releasing Bitcoin futures

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And here I thought it was Bitcoin that had scaling issues. Someone should make a futures market for Bitcoin on the Ethereum block chain settled in ETH just for irony.

It's just the website. Per twitter, "All trading systems are operating normally."

Re: CBOE exchange website down minutes after releasing Bitcoin futures

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And here I thought it was Bitcoin that had scaling issues. Someone should make a futures market for Bitcoin on the Ethereum block chain settled in ETH just for irony.

Eth is totally fubar right now due to cryptokitties

Actually the gas prices are way down. Its working fine for me

Re: CBOE exchange website down minutes after releasing Bitcoin futures

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Can someone explain how the bid/ask and data for futures can be interpreted? Sorry futures noob here.

Bid is latest buy order. Ask/Offer is latest sell order.

Many exchanges have the “maker-taker” model. If you add liquidity to the order book, you are paid by the Exchange. If you take liquidity away from the order book, you pay the Exchange.

Re: CBOE exchange website down minutes after releasing Bitcoin futures

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Eth is totally fubar right now due to cryptokitties

Actually the gas prices are way down. Its working fine for me

Looks like it is clearing up a bit. Had been waiting in excess of 48 hours for a token transfer. wasn't confidence inspiring.

Re: CBOE exchange website down minutes after releasing Bitcoin futures

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Can someone explain how the bid/ask and data for futures can be interpreted? Sorry futures noob here.

Bid is latest buy order. Ask/Offer is latest sell order. Many exchanges have the “maker-taker” model. If you add liquidity to the order book, you are paid by the Exchange. If you take liquidity away from the order book, you pay the Exchange.

It's not the latest order, it's the highest (bid)/lowest (ask) _open_ order.

Re: CBOE exchange website down minutes after releasing Bitcoin futures

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Can someone explain how the bid/ask and data for futures can be interpreted? Sorry futures noob here.

The bid is the highest price of all open buy orders. If you're selling, this is the maximum price you can make a sell order for and have your order instantly filled.

The ask is the lowest price of all open sell orders. If you're buying, this is the minimum price you can make a buy order for and have your order instantly filled.

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