while we all wait to see if the trend really turned...
last night it seemed like gdax was having technical difficulties. i'm not sure, it could have been my crappy laptop or borrowed connection, but it was a scary moment. trades hung 'pending', there were spikes and drops as stop losses were hit, limits triggered, etc. it seemed that prices lowered things got back to 'normal' and trading resumed to status quo. (today i see a notice that maintenance is scheduled for 3 days from now.)
whether it is for scheduled maintenance, unforeseen problems or both... do things like this affect the data that trading view or gadax uses to determine things like the moving average, resistance or fibonacci points? if there are radical changes in input, would it affect the moving averages (for example) reflect this glitch for the next 12, 26, 200 periods? Or would it 'be absorbed' and/or corrected for?
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out of work with a mangled hand: will work for bitcoin or $$$.
feel free to get in touch.
1BmdJEMCLWvuwjLcEScKE4293atN71rhFq
last night it seemed like gdax was having technical difficulties. i'm not sure, it could have been my crappy laptop or borrowed connection, but it was a scary moment. trades hung 'pending', there were spikes and drops as stop losses were hit, limits triggered, etc. it seemed that prices lowered things got back to 'normal' and trading resumed to status quo. (today i see a notice that maintenance is scheduled for 3 days from now.)
whether it is for scheduled maintenance, unforeseen problems or both... do things like this affect the data that trading view or gadax uses to determine things like the moving average, resistance or fibonacci points? if there are radical changes in input, would it affect the moving averages (for example) reflect this glitch for the next 12, 26, 200 periods? Or would it 'be absorbed' and/or corrected for?
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out of work with a mangled hand: will work for bitcoin or $$$.
feel free to get in touch.
1BmdJEMCLWvuwjLcEScKE4293atN71rhFq