Topic: Bitcoin Watch: historical trade data (Read 10135 times)
Cool, thank you! Maybe I should provide a mirror to reduce load on your server.
So is exportable trade history data (ticker or 1 min or at least 5 min) available from anywhere?
Yes: http://bitcoincharts.com/about/markets-api/ (I re-enabled full history download last night)
So is exportable trade history data (ticker or 1 min or at least 5 min) available from anywhere?
Bitcoin Watch is now making available per-trade historical data for mtgox, bitcoinmarket PPUSD, bitcoinmarket LRUSD and bitcoinmarket PGAU. It's in CSV text format, zipped:
http://www.bitcoinwatch.com/trades.zip
Robot authors, please do not poll this more than once a day. Do not consider this a real-time feed. You do not need to download the entire history of bitcoin every 5 minutes! If you need a real-time feed, please connect directly to the marketplace tickers themselves.
http://www.bitcoinwatch.com/trades.zip
Robot authors, please do not poll this more than once a day. Do not consider this a real-time feed. You do not need to download the entire history of bitcoin every 5 minutes! If you need a real-time feed, please connect directly to the marketplace tickers themselves.
404.
Whatever happened to this? I suddenly developed a need for old historical data. Thanks!
More graphs at http://91.194.85.252/cgi-bin/form.pl (data might be incorrect sometimes, still under development)
fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now we see intraday volumes. I will use your charts probably in the next technical update.
Now we see intraday volumes. I will use your charts probably in the next technical update.
I made a small webpage with interactive graphs for all markets provided by bitcoinwatch:
http://91.194.85.252/bitcoincharts/
http://91.194.85.252/bitcoincharts/
Thanks for the graph, tcatm.
Bitcoin Watch is now making available per-trade historical data for mtgox, bitcoinmarket PPUSD, bitcoinmarket LRUSD and bitcoinmarket PGAU. It's in CSV text format, zipped:
http://www.bitcoinwatch.com/trades.zip
Robot authors, please do not poll this more than once a day. Do not consider this a real-time feed. You do not need to download the entire history of bitcoin every 5 minutes! If you need a real-time feed, please connect directly to the marketplace tickers themselves.
http://www.bitcoinwatch.com/trades.zip
Robot authors, please do not poll this more than once a day. Do not consider this a real-time feed. You do not need to download the entire history of bitcoin every 5 minutes! If you need a real-time feed, please connect directly to the marketplace tickers themselves.
Cool. I'm going to have some fun writing a bash/gnuplot script in order to print a graph of that.
Edit. I like the format of the datetime
Edit bis. Here is some code :
Code:
#!/bin/bash
cd /tmp
f=trades.csv
if ! [[ -f "$f" ]] || (( $(stat -c %X "$f") < $(date +%s) - 3600*24 ))
then
wget http://www.bitcoinwatch.com/trades.zip
unzip trades.zip
fi
tail -n +2 "$f" |
cut -d, -f1 |
sort -u |
{
declare -a currency
while read c
do
currency+=("$c")
grep "$c" $f |
cut -d, -f 2,3 |
sed -re 's/"//g; s/,/ /g' > "${c//\"/}"
done
[[ -z "$DISPLAY" ]] &&
echo "set terminal png ; set output 'btc-graph.png'"
IFS=,
echo "
set xtics 5e6
set style data lines
plot ${currency[*]}
"
} |
gnuplot -p &&
[[ -z "$DISPLAY" ]] &&
fim 'btc-graph.png'
cd /tmp
f=trades.csv
if ! [[ -f "$f" ]] || (( $(stat -c %X "$f") < $(date +%s) - 3600*24 ))
then
wget http://www.bitcoinwatch.com/trades.zip
unzip trades.zip
fi
tail -n +2 "$f" |
cut -d, -f1 |
sort -u |
{
declare -a currency
while read c
do
currency+=("$c")
grep "$c" $f |
cut -d, -f 2,3 |
sed -re 's/"//g; s/,/ /g' > "${c//\"/}"
done
[[ -z "$DISPLAY" ]] &&
echo "set terminal png ; set output 'btc-graph.png'"
IFS=,
echo "
set xtics 5e6
set style data lines
plot ${currency[*]}
"
} |
gnuplot -p &&
[[ -z "$DISPLAY" ]] &&
fim 'btc-graph.png'
Thanks!
Here's a small python script to split the data into seperate files for each market:
Edit:
trades.csv plotted:
Here's a small python script to split the data into seperate files for each market:
Code:
import csv
trades = csv.reader(open('trades.csv'), delimiter=',', quotechar='"')
data = {}
for r in trades:
if r[0] == "currency":
continue
if not r[0] in data:
data[r[0]] = []
data[r[0]].append([r[1], r[2], r[3]])
for m, d in data.iteritems():
f = open(m + '.dat', 'w')
for e in d:
f.write(" ".join(e) + '\n')
f.close()
trades = csv.reader(open('trades.csv'), delimiter=',', quotechar='"')
data = {}
for r in trades:
if r[0] == "currency":
continue
if not r[0] in data:
data[r[0]] = []
data[r[0]].append([r[1], r[2], r[3]])
for m, d in data.iteritems():
f = open(m + '.dat', 'w')
for e in d:
f.write(" ".join(e) + '\n')
f.close()
Edit:
trades.csv plotted:
Bitcoin Watch is now making available per-trade historical data for mtgox, bitcoinmarket PPUSD, bitcoinmarket LRUSD and bitcoinmarket PGAU. It's in CSV text format, zipped:
http://www.bitcoinwatch.com/trades.zip
Robot authors, please do not poll this more than once a day. Do not consider this a real-time feed. You do not need to download the entire history of bitcoin every 5 minutes! If you need a real-time feed, please connect directly to the marketplace tickers themselves.
http://www.bitcoinwatch.com/trades.zip
Robot authors, please do not poll this more than once a day. Do not consider this a real-time feed. You do not need to download the entire history of bitcoin every 5 minutes! If you need a real-time feed, please connect directly to the marketplace tickers themselves.
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