BUG: Depth chart has a off-by-one error.
I positively love bitcoinwisdom and it has become the standard image on one of my screens. However, there's a bug in the order depth book I thought I'd highlight.
If you look at the bid order book in the bottom right, you'll find how many BTC are needed to transact to break a certain price, right? So if we see "141.0 605", that means 605 BTC must be sold for the price to break 141 USD. This is correct behavior.
However, in the ask order book, there's an off-by-one error. The first entry with a last transaction of 141.88 currently reads "141.5 348", and that's with a lowest ask of 141.87999. The 141.5 label, I guess, should have read 142.0 - the label above. For the ask order book, the BTC count consistently refers to the label to the left and one step above it.
There's an off-by-one error. Just thought I'd say.
Again, thank you for this great visualization tool!
Cheers,
Rick
for asks: 100.5 500, it means there are 500 BTC in the range [100.5, 101), if user bought 500 BTC then it will reach 101. I positively love bitcoinwisdom and it has become the standard image on one of my screens. However, there's a bug in the order depth book I thought I'd highlight.
If you look at the bid order book in the bottom right, you'll find how many BTC are needed to transact to break a certain price, right? So if we see "141.0 605", that means 605 BTC must be sold for the price to break 141 USD. This is correct behavior.
However, in the ask order book, there's an off-by-one error. The first entry with a last transaction of 141.88 currently reads "141.5 348", and that's with a lowest ask of 141.87999. The 141.5 label, I guess, should have read 142.0 - the label above. For the ask order book, the BTC count consistently refers to the label to the left and one step above it.
There's an off-by-one error. Just thought I'd say.
Again, thank you for this great visualization tool!
Cheers,
Rick
So the 100.8 belongs to group 100.5.
for bids: 100.5 500, it still means there are 500 BTC in the range [100.5, 101), if user sell 500 BTC then it will break 100.5.
The order is read as the each number move up 50% line-height.
Eg:
Asks
103 8
100 5
Bids
100 5
97 8
It will be read as
Asks:
103.5 (imaged)
| ----8
103
100.5 (imaged)
| ----5
100
Bids:
100.5 (imaged)
| -- 5
100
97.5 (imaged)
| -- 5
97
If change it to the your solution. it would be
Asks:
103.5
| --- 8
103 (imaged)
100.5
| --- 5
100 (imaged)
Bids:
100.5 (imaged)
| -- 5
100
97.5 (imaged)
| -- 5
97
Both of the solutions have there own advantage, so it won't be changed.
