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I understand what you’re stating, what makes you think that this is a bug in the Coinbase API this time?
There could be one person/group with a bunch of coins that made up the numbers within the order book and he decided to take them down for some time to change the chart information so people would invest more fiat in the Coinbase website.
Where is the proof? Or are you just going to speculate? I am just stating that the chart for Coinbase isn’t just making up numbers the price really did dump if you look at the chart closely.
why is it hard for you to accept it was a bug, not the first time, and coinbase always does these things.
here is another smaller but the same bug not so long ago and no surprise that it was coinbase that had this bug in their API:
coinbase/gdax is a fucked up platform, that is all there is to say.
and by the way those who are saying it was legit dump to $0.06 have to prove the rest of us by showing the orders that were filled at that price not what the chart shows.
The that you linked didn’t prove that it was a bug. I am interested in viewing the Coinbase article or a screenshot of their email stating that the price drop on March 7, 2017 was a bug. Coinbase would warn the people that are using their website about things like that since large amounts of money is involved within their Company.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1817119.0;all
I agree that the whole GDAX situation is weird though the chart is what we see right now (unless Coinbase receives the proof that it’s a bug or they announce the website bug to the public).
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