Would you consider grouping the bid/ask prices and size into general increments of .5 (or 50 cents)? The really small Mt. Gox orders of .02 BTC, .17 BTC, etc. for sale at every conceivable price are really crowding out the near-term big picture. Since bid and ask columns are limited to 15 placeholders each, it is difficult to see potential entry and exit points. Again, thanks in advance for your awesome site. I will be sending BTC donation shortly.
PS I tried to paste a screen shot to this message but apparently this chat forum doesn't allow pictures.
Topic: BitcoinWisdom.com - Live Bitcoin/LiteCoin Charts - page 124. (Read 502647 times)
Important change !!
Import http://rtbitcoin.co/ !! Mtgox changed api and PubNub is -2s moreless than normal api, very fast!
Hope you could make it, people dont understand the delay but is for that imo.
Good luck !
Thank you for remind. I have adapted the API.Import http://rtbitcoin.co/ !! Mtgox changed api and PubNub is -2s moreless than normal api, very fast!
Hope you could make it, people dont understand the delay but is for that imo.
Good luck !
I have to say it's a retrogression. before Mt.Gox is using WebSocket, it's actually realtime. now it is using XHR-polling, it's much slower than before.
Feature request:
bitcoinaverage.com has done a good job of aggregating exchange data and calculating weighted sums for individual currencies. They export a simple JSON API to retrieve the values, which update once per minute.
I'd find it very useful to be able to look at, say, the USD global average price (bid/ask/last) with the same charting display you use with raw exchange data.
Thanks for your consideration.
bitcoinaverage.com has done a good job of aggregating exchange data and calculating weighted sums for individual currencies. They export a simple JSON API to retrieve the values, which update once per minute.
I'd find it very useful to be able to look at, say, the USD global average price (bid/ask/last) with the same charting display you use with raw exchange data.
Thanks for your consideration.
There's a dedicated bitcoinwisdom thread, but I can only post in the newbies section for now, and the creator of that site doesn't seem to provide any other method of contact. So I'm reporting here that the charts for CaVirtex
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cavirtex/btccad
include some trades at $1500, which are almost certainly bad data and should be deleted.
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cavirtex/btccad
include some trades at $1500, which are almost certainly bad data and should be deleted.
Also I found the data from Cavirtex API is changable, not only for 1500 and several trades has different price with same tid.
Impressive coding!
Have three questions though. 1) Is this written from scratch? Or are there any libraries underneath. 2) What IDE or editor do you use for this work 3) What licence is there on this? Open or proprietary?
best regards
Simen
1. No, everything is original except jQuery, jquery.cookie, jquery.mousewheel.Have three questions though. 1) Is this written from scratch? Or are there any libraries underneath. 2) What IDE or editor do you use for this work 3) What licence is there on this? Open or proprietary?
best regards
Simen
2. Vim
3. Private code. 3 jQuery libraries are MIT
There's a dedicated bitcoinwisdom thread, but I can only post in the newbies section for now, and the creator of that site doesn't seem to provide any other method of contact. So I'm reporting here that the charts for CaVirtex
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cavirtex/btccad
include some trades at $1500, which are almost certainly bad data and should be deleted.
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cavirtex/btccad
include some trades at $1500, which are almost certainly bad data and should be deleted.
Impressive coding!
Have three questions though. 1) Is this written from scratch? Or are there any libraries underneath. 2) What IDE or editor do you use for this work 3) What licence is there on this? Open or proprietary?
best regards
Simen
Have three questions though. 1) Is this written from scratch? Or are there any libraries underneath. 2) What IDE or editor do you use for this work 3) What licence is there on this? Open or proprietary?
best regards
Simen
I so sorry, but so match pages... )))
Do you have some interface on your website which can export currency rates for parsing? For example https://btc-e.com/api/2/btc_usd/ticker
THX in advance)
We only have serveral exchange exposed on http://s1.bitcoinwisdom.com:8080/ticker without volume and other info. Do you have some interface on your website which can export currency rates for parsing? For example https://btc-e.com/api/2/btc_usd/ticker
THX in advance)
I so sorry, but so match pages... )))
Do you have some interface on your website which can export currency rates for parsing? For example https://btc-e.com/api/2/btc_usd/ticker
THX in advance)
Do you have some interface on your website which can export currency rates for parsing? For example https://btc-e.com/api/2/btc_usd/ticker
THX in advance)
I was curious why there has been an unusual delay in the bid/ask prices for Mt Gox today. Thanks in advance!
Mt.Gox has changed there API. I have updated the script. now it works again. Important change !!
Import http://rtbitcoin.co/ !! Mtgox changed api and PubNub is -2s moreless than normal api, very fast!
Hope you could make it, people dont understand the delay but is for that imo.
Good luck !
Thank you for remind. I have adapted the API.Import http://rtbitcoin.co/ !! Mtgox changed api and PubNub is -2s moreless than normal api, very fast!
Hope you could make it, people dont understand the delay but is for that imo.
Good luck !
I have to say it's a retrogression. before Mt.Gox is using WebSocket, it's actually realtime. now it is using XHR-polling, it's much slower than before.
Hi,
I really want to thank you for running this service, I'm using it almost evey day. If interested we can talk about posting you to our 'featured listings' section on http://uselitecoin.com
I'v got only one feature request and that is buttons (like they have on tradingview.com) for zoom in/out and scroll forward/backward to be able to use this site better on touch screen devices, which kinda struggle to control browsing through chart's history.
Thanks!
uselitecoin.com is nice site too. I agree, those button are nessecary for tablet or mobile, maybe touch control would be even better. I will add them. I really want to thank you for running this service, I'm using it almost evey day. If interested we can talk about posting you to our 'featured listings' section on http://uselitecoin.com
I'v got only one feature request and that is buttons (like they have on tradingview.com) for zoom in/out and scroll forward/backward to be able to use this site better on touch screen devices, which kinda struggle to control browsing through chart's history.
Thanks!
Important change !!
Import http://rtbitcoin.co/ !! Mtgox changed api and PubNub is -2s moreless than normal api, very fast!
Hope you could make it, people dont understand the delay but is for that imo.
Good luck !
Import http://rtbitcoin.co/ !! Mtgox changed api and PubNub is -2s moreless than normal api, very fast!
Hope you could make it, people dont understand the delay but is for that imo.
Good luck !
Feature request: add trendline drawing 
Great website, its really handy and has a slick, professional appearance.
I would also like to see trendlines
I was curious why there has been an unusual delay in the bid/ask prices for Mt Gox today. Thanks in advance!
Hi,
I really want to thank you for running this service, I'm using it almost evey day. If interested we can talk about posting you to our 'featured listings' section on http://uselitecoin.com
I'v got only one feature request and that is buttons (like they have on tradingview.com) for zoom in/out and scroll forward/backward to be able to use this site better on touch screen devices, which kinda struggle to control browsing through chart's history.
Thanks!
I really want to thank you for running this service, I'm using it almost evey day. If interested we can talk about posting you to our 'featured listings' section on http://uselitecoin.com
I'v got only one feature request and that is buttons (like they have on tradingview.com) for zoom in/out and scroll forward/backward to be able to use this site better on touch screen devices, which kinda struggle to control browsing through chart's history.
Thanks!
On the Y (vertical) axis on the far right side the value ranges for both the price (top) and volume (bottom) are listed. On the price side there is a numerical box that follows the cursor to easily identify past price in a very precise manner. Would it be possible for this numerical box to be duplicated for the volume section as well? Not sure how difficult that would be to implement, but it may be helpful to quickly see the past volume with a higher degree of accuracy.
Thank you! This site is awesome and I use it all the time for multiple markets.
EDIT - donation sent as well
Thank you for donation. It should be no problem. Thank you! This site is awesome and I use it all the time for multiple markets.
EDIT - donation sent as well
Hey, just noticed something... did you by any chance increase the candle history? It seems I can "scroll" back further into the past. Or am I imagining things...
The charts loads up to 900 data when it is online at the first day.
And for the system doesn't support quick scrolling, so it won't load more data.
Not sure if we mean the same thing:
Say I set time resolution to "1 day". Then I can zoom in and zoom out. Say I zoom out maximally. If I do that, I can see approximately 5 months (around 5*30=150 candles). If I want to go more into the past, I can "drag" the screen from left to right, and I see older history.
Now, I always thought it would be nice if I could "drag" very deep into the past like that, but there's a limit.. 900 candles, is that the limit? I thought maybe you increased it.
Hey, just noticed something... did you by any chance increase the candle history? It seems I can "scroll" back further into the past. Or am I imagining things...
The charts loads up to 900 data when it is online at the first day.
And for the system doesn't support quick scrolling, so it won't load more data.
Not sure if we mean the same thing:
Say I set time resolution to "1 day". Then I can zoom in and zoom out. Say I zoom out maximally. If I do that, I can see approximately 5 months (around 5*30=150 candles). If I want to go more into the past, I can "drag" the screen from left to right, and I see older history.
Now, I always thought it would be nice if I could "drag" very deep into the past like that, but there's a limit.. 900 candles, is that the limit? I thought maybe you increased it.
On the Y (vertical) axis on the far right side the value ranges for both the price (top) and volume (bottom) are listed. On the price side there is a numerical box that follows the cursor to easily identify past price in a very precise manner. Would it be possible for this numerical box to be duplicated for the volume section as well? Not sure how difficult that would be to implement, but it may be helpful to quickly see the past volume with a higher degree of accuracy.
Thank you! This site is awesome and I use it all the time for multiple markets.
EDIT - donation sent as well
Thank you! This site is awesome and I use it all the time for multiple markets.
EDIT - donation sent as well
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