Other bitcoin charting services are crap! I tried them all and you will waste your time.
Have you wasted any of your time on RTBTC
Can a trader draw a trendline in this fantastic software?
Topic: [ANN] KRAKEN.COM - Exchange with USD EUR GBP JPY CAD BTC LTC XRP NMC XDG STR ETH - page 333. (Read 628584 times)
October 31, 2013, 04:36:03 PM
Have you wasted any of your time on RTBTC
Can a trader draw a trendline in this fantastic software?
October 31, 2013, 03:12:21 PM
@Dargo WORK WITH CLARK MOODY! This move will be huge for the Kraken exchange. Please do it - you won't regret it.
Have you wasted any of your time on RTBTC
@Dargo It would be great to have Kraken data and trading on the RTBTC platform. A streaming data source is not required but strongly encouraged.
Other bitcoin charting services are crap! I tried them all and you will waste your time.
Have you wasted any of your time on RTBTC
@Dargo It would be great to have Kraken data and trading on the RTBTC platform. A streaming data source is not required but strongly encouraged.
Yep, just sent Clark an email.
October 31, 2013, 02:56:06 PM
@Dargo WORK WITH CLARK MOODY! This move will be huge for the Kraken exchange. Please do it - you won't regret it.
Have you wasted any of your time on RTBTC
http://i.imgur.com/m2GrODA.png
@Dargo It would be great to have Kraken data and trading on the RTBTC platform. A streaming data source is not required but strongly encouraged.
Other bitcoin charting services are crap! I tried them all and you will waste your time.
Have you wasted any of your time on RTBTC
http://i.imgur.com/m2GrODA.png
@Dargo It would be great to have Kraken data and trading on the RTBTC platform. A streaming data source is not required but strongly encouraged.
October 31, 2013, 01:14:12 PM
Other bitcoin charting services are crap! I tried them all and you will waste your time.
Have you wasted any of your time on RTBTC
@Dargo It would be great to have Kraken data and trading on the RTBTC platform. A streaming data source is not required but strongly encouraged.
October 31, 2013, 12:17:52 PM
Just found this site via blockchain.info
How didn't I know about this!?
How didn't I know about this!?
Oh, it's easy to explain: because this thread is in ''Service announcement'' sub-section of bitcointalk that nobody visits.
Had this thread been moved to ''Marketplace'' section where, e.g. Bitstamp's and other exchanges' threads are, you would have noticed this thread earlier and you might have already be placing orders.
October 31, 2013, 08:47:37 AM
Just found this site via blockchain.info
How didn't I know about this!? Lovely site, just waiting for verification to come through before depositing and trying it out
How didn't I know about this!? Lovely site, just waiting for verification to come through before depositing and trying it out
October 30, 2013, 04:04:13 PM
I understand Loozik - I'm a hard-core chartist myself and I agree that our charts aren't much use.
I am not a chartist (I used to trade charts, now my algos do it for me), but given a lack of more sophisticated (than charts) tools in crypto economy I use charts.
I'll make contact with some of these sites and at least get a discussion going. Does anyone know if there is a site that can integrate with API and offers basic charting tools? Sites that require a websocket will take us longer to integrate with.
Basic charting:
Just go with: http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/mtgox/btcusd this guy. He provides good quality basic charting. Maybe a donation of a few BTC could speed things up.
Simultaneously try https://www.tradingview.com/ them. It will be harder with these guys, but their service gives such basic tools like drawing trendlines, fibs and others, which no ther bitcoin charting service offers.
Other bitcoin charting services are crap! I tried them all and you will waste your time.
More advanced (charting + tools, algo creating and algo & discretionary order placing):
Talk to platform developers like this one http://www.multicharts.com/ This is how it looks like with some MtGox historical data (see the picture): https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2334072
Thanks Loozik - all your input is highly appreciated!
October 30, 2013, 03:54:32 PM
Rather predictably hit the API rate limit :-)
EAPI:Rate limit exceeded
Can you specify what the rate limit is? Bitstamp is 600 request per 10 minutes, ie. 1/second...
My bot is throttled, so just need an accurate quantity. Thanks!
EAPI:Rate limit exceeded
Can you specify what the rate limit is? Bitstamp is 600 request per 10 minutes, ie. 1/second...
My bot is throttled, so just need an accurate quantity. Thanks!
Your earlier suggestion on the API documentation is noted.
The basic API rate limit is 1 call every 5 seconds. You can do faster bursts up to 10 calls, but then you'd need to follow that by a 50 second pause before you could resume the 1 call very 5 second rate. If you get locked out, it's for 15 minutes.
For really active traders (including those who want to market make with us), we can offer much higher limits. Anyone interested in this should contact us with a support ticket.
October 30, 2013, 03:48:13 PM
I understand Loozik - I'm a hard-core chartist myself and I agree that our charts aren't much use.
I am not a chartist (I used to trade charts, now my algos do it for me), but given a lack of more sophisticated (than charts) tools in crypto economy I use charts.
I'll make contact with some of these sites and at least get a discussion going. Does anyone know if there is a site that can integrate with API and offers basic charting tools? Sites that require a websocket will take us longer to integrate with.
Basic charting:
Just go with: http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/mtgox/btcusd this guy. He provides good quality basic charting. Maybe a donation of a few BTC could speed things up.
Simultaneously try https://www.tradingview.com/ them. It will be harder with these guys, but their service gives such basic tools like drawing trendlines, fibs and others, which no ther bitcoin charting service offers.
Other bitcoin charting services are crap! I tried them all and you will waste your time.
More advanced (charting + tools, algo creating and algo & discretionary order placing):
Talk to platform developers like this one http://www.multicharts.com/ This is how it looks like with some MtGox historical data (see the picture): https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2334072
October 30, 2013, 03:25:53 PM
I don't see necessarily Kraken as a charting platform, but they seem to have very powerful trading features. I just need California enabled to transfer all my MtGox moneys to Kraken. I am an active trader. :-)
Any estimates on when will you add California?? What specific stage and timeline are you in this regard? I think California just passed some bills related to cryptocurrencies AFAIK.
We don't have a specific timeline for California or any other US state yet. Our launch in Germany is very close, then the focus will be US states and California is a top priority.
October 30, 2013, 03:18:11 PM
@Dargo
I first want to say that I firmly believe Kraken is going to be the exchange that dominates this market but there are definitely some adjustments early on that need to be made.
I think the problem Kraken is suffering from is not just on the market maker side (which will fix itself over time), not the regulation side (which hopefully you guys are hard at work on), but the ability for traders to actively trade. Currently, the charting is not overly impressive but more importantly, the act of placing a trade takes quite a bit of time to go from one tab to the other tab. You can't even see the chart and execute the trade on the same page without covering the page with the chart. I think you should take some notes from clarkmoody and rtbtc's platform and adjust the Kraken platform to truly meet the traders needs. You have the orders traders want, the security traders want, the leverage traders want, but not the platform to trade that traders want.
Keep up the good work and I truly hope Kraken succeeds.
Thanks,
Ian
I first want to say that I firmly believe Kraken is going to be the exchange that dominates this market but there are definitely some adjustments early on that need to be made.
I think the problem Kraken is suffering from is not just on the market maker side (which will fix itself over time), not the regulation side (which hopefully you guys are hard at work on), but the ability for traders to actively trade. Currently, the charting is not overly impressive but more importantly, the act of placing a trade takes quite a bit of time to go from one tab to the other tab. You can't even see the chart and execute the trade on the same page without covering the page with the chart. I think you should take some notes from clarkmoody and rtbtc's platform and adjust the Kraken platform to truly meet the traders needs. You have the orders traders want, the security traders want, the leverage traders want, but not the platform to trade that traders want.
Keep up the good work and I truly hope Kraken succeeds.
Thanks,
Ian
Thanks Ian - I totally agree that we need better features for active traders. Integration with a good charting/trading platform is what we really need. This is something we plan to do, but I've been pushing to get the priority stepped up. We need a websocket for this, so that's the project I'm trying to get pushed forward. No ETA yet though.
October 30, 2013, 03:11:03 PM
Dargo,
Did you find time to talk to tradingview and / or bitcoinwisdom about connecting your data to their charts?
Did you find time to talk to tradingview and / or bitcoinwisdom about connecting your data to their charts?
Not yet. We'd prefer to wait on this till we have better volume, and I expect these places might want to see better volume too. See next post though.
If I already were your client and funded my account, I would not even place an order for 1 BTC. I would wait, I would wait, I would wait... I simply can't trade without charts of basic precision.
If you go through my posts you'll conclude that I wish you well. I do not want you to waste money and resources on advertising. I just want at the moment one basic tool: decent charting (the charts on your website are BS - I apologize for speaking my mind).
You could (if you find time) at least send an e-mail to tradingview and bitcoinwisdom and say:
''Hello, I am a new crypto exchange. We created the best trading engine on the market (trailing stops and what nots). I will need charting for my clients in some point in future. Could you tell me whom I should contact within your organisation when I am ready?''.
Maybe some kind of relationship could be established with your e-mail and when you're ready, connecting a decent charting would be quicker (with relations already established)?
I understand Loozik - I'm a hard-core chartist myself and I agree that our charts aren't much use. Personally I wouldn't find charts very useful while the volume is low though, but maybe that's just me. I'll make contact with some of these sites and at least get a discussion going. Does anyone know if there is a site that can integrate with API and offers basic charting tools? Sites that require a websocket will take us longer to integrate with.
October 30, 2013, 02:39:21 PM
Rather predictably hit the API rate limit :-)
EAPI:Rate limit exceeded
Can you specify what the rate limit is? Bitstamp is 600 request per 10 minutes, ie. 1/second...
My bot is throttled, so just need an accurate quantity. Thanks!
EAPI:Rate limit exceeded
Can you specify what the rate limit is? Bitstamp is 600 request per 10 minutes, ie. 1/second...
My bot is throttled, so just need an accurate quantity. Thanks!
You should be able to find your answers here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194121.80 (just search for my username and follow it from there)
October 30, 2013, 12:41:53 PM
Rather predictably hit the API rate limit :-)
EAPI:Rate limit exceeded
Can you specify what the rate limit is? Bitstamp is 600 request per 10 minutes, ie. 1/second...
My bot is throttled, so just need an accurate quantity. Thanks!
EAPI:Rate limit exceeded
Can you specify what the rate limit is? Bitstamp is 600 request per 10 minutes, ie. 1/second...
My bot is throttled, so just need an accurate quantity. Thanks!
October 30, 2013, 11:43:25 AM
Just a note for the API docs:
https://www.kraken.com/help/api#get-account-balance
says:
but returns:
Probably should say:
I'd highly recommend putting example JSON responses in for every API method, helps speed up debugging :-)
https://www.kraken.com/help/api#get-account-balance
says:
Quote
Result: array of asset names and balance amount
but returns:
Code:
{"error":[],"result":{"XXBT":"0.4000000000"}}Probably should say:
Quote
Result: object of asset name and balance amount pairs
I'd highly recommend putting example JSON responses in for every API method, helps speed up debugging :-)
They're referring to them like PHP associative arrays, although I suppose it would be clearer to call them objects because they're JSON objects.
October 30, 2013, 10:12:24 AM
Just a note for the API docs:
https://www.kraken.com/help/api#get-account-balance
says:
but returns:
Probably should say:
I'd highly recommend putting example JSON responses in for every API method, helps speed up debugging :-)
https://www.kraken.com/help/api#get-account-balance
says:
Quote
Result: array of asset names and balance amount
but returns:
Code:
{"error":[],"result":{"XXBT":"0.4000000000"}}Probably should say:
Quote
Result: object of asset name and balance amount pairs
I'd highly recommend putting example JSON responses in for every API method, helps speed up debugging :-)
October 30, 2013, 05:19:03 AM
I don't see necessarily Kraken as a charting platform, but they seem to have very powerful trading features. I just need California enabled to transfer all my MtGox moneys to Kraken. I am an active trader. :-)
Any estimates on when will you add California?? What specific stage and timeline are you in this regard? I think California just passed some bills related to cryptocurrencies AFAIK.
October 30, 2013, 12:17:36 AM
@Dargo
I first want to say that I firmly believe Kraken is going to be the exchange that dominates this market but there are definitely some adjustments early on that need to be made.
I think the problem Kraken is suffering from is not just on the market maker side (which will fix itself over time), not the regulation side (which hopefully you guys are hard at work on), but the ability for traders to actively trade. Currently, the charting is not overly impressive but more importantly, the act of placing a trade takes quite a bit of time to go from one tab to the other tab. You can't even see the chart and execute the trade on the same page without covering the page with the chart. I think you should take some notes from clarkmoody and rtbtc's platform and adjust the Kraken platform to truly meet the traders needs. You have the orders traders want, the security traders want, the leverage traders want, but not the platform to trade that traders want.
Keep up the good work and I truly hope Kraken succeeds.
Thanks,
Ian
I first want to say that I firmly believe Kraken is going to be the exchange that dominates this market but there are definitely some adjustments early on that need to be made.
I think the problem Kraken is suffering from is not just on the market maker side (which will fix itself over time), not the regulation side (which hopefully you guys are hard at work on), but the ability for traders to actively trade. Currently, the charting is not overly impressive but more importantly, the act of placing a trade takes quite a bit of time to go from one tab to the other tab. You can't even see the chart and execute the trade on the same page without covering the page with the chart. I think you should take some notes from clarkmoody and rtbtc's platform and adjust the Kraken platform to truly meet the traders needs. You have the orders traders want, the security traders want, the leverage traders want, but not the platform to trade that traders want.
Keep up the good work and I truly hope Kraken succeeds.
Thanks,
Ian
October 29, 2013, 09:11:21 PM
Dargo,
Did you find time to talk to tradingview and / or bitcoinwisdom about connecting your data to their charts?
Did you find time to talk to tradingview and / or bitcoinwisdom about connecting your data to their charts?
Not yet. We'd prefer to wait on this till we have better volume, and I expect these places might want to see better volume too. See next post though.
If I already were your client and funded my account, I would not even place an order for 1 BTC. I would wait, I would wait, I would wait... I simply can't trade without charts of basic precision.
If you go through my posts you'll conclude that I wish you well. I do not want you to waste money and resources on advertising. I just want at the moment one basic tool: decent charting (the charts on your website are BS - I apologize for speaking my mind).
You could (if you find time) at least send an e-mail to tradingview and bitcoinwisdom and say:
''Hello, I am a new crypto exchange. We created the best trading engine on the market (trailing stops and what nots). I will need charting for my clients in some point in future. Could you tell me whom I should contact within your organisation when I am ready?''.
Maybe some kind of relationship could be established with your e-mail and when you're ready, connecting a decent charting would be quicker (with relations already established)?
October 29, 2013, 08:52:11 PM
BTW, any plans to add BACS/FPS support for those of us in the UK? UK bank accounts don't always offer SEPA - and those that do generally charge fees for it. I guess that would mean supporting GBP though.
(Sorry if this has already been discussed - this thread is a bit long)
(Sorry if this has already been discussed - this thread is a bit long)
We do want to add GBP support. It's mostly a matter of finding a bank that will do it. But there's also an issue about whether we'd add GBP pairs or not. It'd be cool to have them, but it might fracture the already thin volume, so I think it'd be better if we could add GBP by way of a good GBP/EUR exchange rate, at least initially.
I'm perfectly happy to use GBP (or EUR if I have to) to access whatever the most liquid market is (and if it's USD then so be it). Have you considered running a single multicurrency orderbook for each digital currency (i.e. like on Gox where any XBT buy order can match against any XBT sell order, regardless of the fiat currencies the orders were placed in). In this way the less popular fiat currencies still access the same liquidity pool.
roy
Yeah, I like that way of doing it, but I'm not sure how easy that would be to implement for us. I'll add it to my list of ideas though.
Order matching gets complicated, I think, because one (
ETA: The nice aspect is that, if done right, then worst case I'm no worse off in terms of fees than if I'd been forced to convert my GBP to EUR before buying XBT - but if I'm lucky and the native XBT/GBP liquidity is there I might do slightly better.
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