This is the one major thing I was worried about (and half-expecting, too):SR's escrow hedging option was enabled at a BTC value of around $14.00 - currently the value is down to $7.00. Doesn't matter to me as a standalone seller for BTC value, as I have been using escrow hedging for the majority of my transactions.As far as I know, the current hedge system buyer-side does not force a float to cover losses - i.e. buyers aren't putting out, say, 25% premium for the duration of the transaction to ensure that if btc takes a hit it will be covered. This means that SR has been covering the entire float on their own. Great for when BTC runs up, not so much when btc runs down - at least if it's naked coverage. I hope to GOD they, or someone involved in the organization, are an old-timer miner sitting on multiple 10k's of coins or have made more than enough money to leave a large float of BTC in the escrow pool. Either that or they have been managing some sort of put/call or short-selling hedge.Otherwise, if the btc price keeps falling off, we might have a problem with the float running dry. God forbit, but it's a reality that might be very near to us as buyers and sellers.This is of grave concern to me - I understand SR's reason for keeping the nuts and bolts of the hedging mechanism under wraps, but I pray that you have kept aside a reserve (based on past BTC fluctuations) to weather a storm such as this......Anarcho47