Topic: BitcoinAverage.com - bitcoin price index - page 19. (Read 69935 times)
good and quality work keep this up super
Nice thing, bookmarked to my list of btc tools, thx!
We've added SSL on both website and API. Website users are redirected to https:// links automatically, while API users need to manually switch URLs to https.
Nothing changed in the API structure itself, just the protocol.
Nothing changed in the API structure itself, just the protocol.
It looks beautiful, thank you!
BitcoinAverage is now hosted by a bitcoin friendly provider, serverbros.
20/09/2013 07:00 UTC - Server is down for 1hour following planned maintenance
As per the thread update and our reddit post http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1mnn5f/bitcoinaveragecom_now_open_source_and_other/ , the project is now open source. So feel free to continue with feedback and feature requests!
Awesome!!Well done for taking this step! Not an easy decision, but the right one.
As per the thread update and our reddit post http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1mnn5f/bitcoinaveragecom_now_open_source_and_other/ , the project is now open source. So feel free to continue with feedback and feature requests!
Awesome!!
As per the thread update and our reddit post http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1mnn5f/bitcoinaveragecom_now_open_source_and_other/ , the project is now open source. So feel free to continue with feedback and feature requests!
Thank you for setting this up!
One thing could add value to this. If the data was downloadable as a simple CSV file this would lower the entry barrier for those who work with spreadsheets. Would be great if you made this available also for historical data (for instance since trading commenced on Mt.Gox).
What is represented by "Total market volume (24h)". Is this the volume for those exchanges which were included in the calculation? It would be of great help if the volume became part of the downloadable data.
Hi One thing could add value to this. If the data was downloadable as a simple CSV file this would lower the entry barrier for those who work with spreadsheets. Would be great if you made this available also for historical data (for instance since trading commenced on Mt.Gox).
What is represented by "Total market volume (24h)". Is this the volume for those exchanges which were included in the calculation? It would be of great help if the volume became part of the downloadable data.
A valuable proposition indeed. In fact we do have historical data in .csv. For example here is all our historical data for USD:
- USD price, 24h sliding window, per minute,
- USD price, monthly sliding window, per hour
- USD price, all time history, daily averages
- USD exchange volumes, daily
We'll add direct links to this data soon, and you can use links I've provided above for now, these are live links with correct and up to date info. To access other currencies just change currency code in the URL from USD to whatever else available on site.
Keep in mind one thing - we've started logging data no so long ago, so there might be not much to analyse yet (we didn't dig into history before BitcoinAverage.com was live).
Regards
Alex at BitcoinAverage
Cool, thank you!
Hello,
Thanks for the comment, we are aware of their API, however they do not currently supply volume data. We have emailed them and are awaiting implementation.
Regards
Shaun at BitcoinAverage
Just FYI, Bitkonan has added an API to there site now.
https://bitkonan.com/api-info
https://bitkonan.com/api-info
Thank you for setting this up!
One thing could add value to this. If the data was downloadable as a simple CSV file this would lower the entry barrier for those who work with spreadsheets. Would be great if you made this available also for historical data (for instance since trading commenced on Mt.Gox).
What is represented by "Total market volume (24h)". Is this the volume for those exchanges which were included in the calculation? It would be of great help if the volume became part of the downloadable data.
Hi One thing could add value to this. If the data was downloadable as a simple CSV file this would lower the entry barrier for those who work with spreadsheets. Would be great if you made this available also for historical data (for instance since trading commenced on Mt.Gox).
What is represented by "Total market volume (24h)". Is this the volume for those exchanges which were included in the calculation? It would be of great help if the volume became part of the downloadable data.
A valuable proposition indeed. In fact we do have historical data in .csv. For example here is all our historical data for USD:
- USD price, 24h sliding window, per minute,
- USD price, monthly sliding window, per hour
- USD price, all time history, daily averages
- USD exchange volumes, daily
We'll add direct links to this data soon, and you can use links I've provided above for now, these are live links with correct and up to date info. To access other currencies just change currency code in the URL from USD to whatever else available on site.
Keep in mind one thing - we've started logging data no so long ago, so there might be not much to analyse yet (we didn't dig into history before BitcoinAverage.com was live).
Regards
Alex at BitcoinAverage
Thank you for setting this up!
One thing could add value to this. If the data was downloadable as a simple CSV file this would lower the entry barrier for those who work with spreadsheets. Would be great if you made this available also for historical data (for instance since trading commenced on Mt.Gox).
What is represented by "Total market volume (24h)". Is this the volume for those exchanges which were included in the calculation? It would be of great help if the volume became part of the downloadable data.
One thing could add value to this. If the data was downloadable as a simple CSV file this would lower the entry barrier for those who work with spreadsheets. Would be great if you made this available also for historical data (for instance since trading commenced on Mt.Gox).
What is represented by "Total market volume (24h)". Is this the volume for those exchanges which were included in the calculation? It would be of great help if the volume became part of the downloadable data.
nice site would be nice if had a total off everything calc everything into one currency/gold/valueable so could compare btcchine vs gox easier, and gox had all currencies traded in one
24hour average has been added to the API for people who requested it as a less volatile figure to use.
Thanks for the site. How about an option to "De-Weight" MtGox? Maybe put in a slider control. I know, so many requests!
Right now there is a button on site to the right from USD price, labeled "Ignore MTGOx for USD/EUR/GBP". Push it - it shifts mtgox off the list for those currencies. There is an API with that data also at http://api.bitcoinaverage.com/no-mtgox/.
Feature Request -
Allow me to choose which exchanges to include/exclude in the average. Store this as a cookie so every time I return my preferences are remembered.
Thanks!
Allow me to choose which exchanges to include/exclude in the average. Store this as a cookie so every time I return my preferences are remembered.
Thanks!
Hi
We've considered this as an option in the very beginning, but discarded as conceptually wrong approach. The purpose of BitcoinAverage.com is to give one well grounded average market price everybody can refer to. Excluding mtgox was a hard decision and we came to a compromise here to allow exclude only mtgox and nothing else.
If we would give an option to include/exclude any exchanges - there would be no single reliable price, but a mix of multiple irrelevant prices. So we would not implement such a feature, and would remove the "exclude mtgox" button as long as the mtgox situation will solve itself.
If you really need to exclude some exchanges and you have programming skills - you can easily do required calculations using our volumes API. All data you would need for that available at http://api.bitcoinaverage.com/exchanges/all.
Regards
Alex at BitcoinAverage
Thanks for the site. How about an option to "De-Weight" MtGox? Maybe put in a slider control. I know, so many requests!
Are you guys planning to include Kraken? (I have no idea how they are doing btw.; just wondering.)
yeah, we are. I've just talked to them yesterday, basically their ticker API is broken at the moment, so we can't do anything, but I've submitted and issue and they replied promising to fix it ASAP. once they'll release a fix - we'll integrate it.
Alex at BitcoinAverage
Are you guys planning to include Kraken? (I have no idea how they are doing btw.; just wondering.)
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