UPDATE (07/02/2013 1700 UTC): Forgot to mention another change that's coming with this update. Now that MtGox is losing market share, we'll be pulling from multiple markets to get the "official" exchange rate for pricing and hedging. It will also be more closely weighted to the preset instead of equally weighting all prices over the past 24-hours. This part is a bit of an experiment and we may revert back if there are any problems with it. This coming Tuesday we'll be rolling out some changes that should be welcome to our members who are used to using currencies other than the US Dollar. Support for 34 new fiat currencies plus gold and silver will be added. You will be able to view the prices in the market along with your account balance in these currencies, and vendors will be able to peg their prices to these currencies as well. So for example, if you live in Australia and view prices in the Aussie Dollar, and you shop with domestic suppliers who peg their prices to the Aussie Dollar, you will see more or less steady prices across the market even as the exchange rates fluctuate. As an added bonus, we've added 2 decimal places to Bitcoin prices for a total of 4. This can easily be expanded or contracted as necessary if the Bitcoin exchange rate changes dramatically in the future. The site will be taken offline around 1900 UTC on July 2nd while the update is deployed and tested. We've done our best to catch any bugs that might crop up, but please message support with any that you find asap when we come back online. In case it is asked, hedging is completely unaffected by this. The only options are still Bitcoins and US Dollars.