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This is the same situation as Facebook's IPO with NASDAQ. Orders were placed $40, then cancelled, then filled at $40 six hours after the market closed (at which
by GarrettBeck 13y ago
This is the same situation as Facebook's IPO with NASDAQ. Orders were placed $40, then cancelled, then filled at $40 six hours after the market closed (at which point Facebook was already trading below its IPO price).
Unless you are a massive financial institution with some serious clout/legal department, I recommend you cut your losses and move on.
Your time is much more valuable spent doing something else rather than the time you will spend trying to recover $X,XXX
- ajju 13y agoNot sure if this is sarcasm, but $35,000+ is a HUGE sum of money for even the decamillionaires I know.
- ffrryuu 13y agoNot really, I can easily come up with 35k at the drop of a hat...
- GarrettBeck 13y agoWanna buy some bitcoin? ;-)
- ffrryuu 13y agoI'd rather buy a car.
- GarrettBeck 13y ago$35,000 is a huge sum of money. I'm suggesting he sell the 40 or so bitcoin he purchased immediately at market price (~$550), cut his loses and move on. By doing so he would limit the damage and would only lose ~$12,700. Bitcoin will continue to fall and he will continue to lose money. He won't get his money back from CoinBase and he is losing money every second he holds his bitcoin. Losing money sucks. It happens to everyone who invests, gambles or takes a risk. Take your medicine, learn for your mistakes and be better tomorrow.
- GarrettBeck 13y ago$549...
- ffrryuu 13y agoBitcoin's been extremely bouncy, there is a chance that it could re-test resistance at around 700-800, or it could retest support at $300 short term.
- ajju 13y agoAh, I get it now.
- mgrunin 13y agoEverything ended up resulting in my favor. Brian from CoinBase issued the BTC earlier today at today's market price. Considering I have been holding about $18k in BTC from prior transactions as well, as of this moment I am down 1.83% on my total investment.