BitcoinWisdom.com - Live Bitcoin/LiteCoin Charts - page 66.

akujin

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Quote from: akujin on June 08, 2014, 04:13:42 PM

Quote from: BitcoinWisdom on June 08, 2014, 04:03:11 PM

Quote from: akujin on June 08, 2014, 03:55:59 PM

Nice! Sound alarm Grin

What about changing the high price alarm to this sound:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFubmEcqtC4

And the low price sound with the combination of these:
http://www.policeinterceptor.com/sounds/555klaxon.wav
http://www.policeinterceptor.com/sounds/555col.wav

Grin

The sound license is unknown, Also I prefer the sound without mood. so it won't be changed.

Oops! I guess they don't allow direct links. here:

http://wikisend.com/download/500652/555klaxon.wav
http://wikisend.com/download/314794/555col.wav

What about using a different tone for the high and low price so we could at least know which way it went?
And, do you have a list of altcoins/markets that are not posted on the "Markets" dropdown list?

omgnaro

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Please add reddcoin!

XorrTGJ

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would be interesting to have poloniex and cryptsy, etc. pairs listed.

JorgeStolfi

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Quote from: BitcoinWisdom on June 12, 2014, 12:12:31 PM

It's trade type instead of orderbook. OKCoin provide full historical trades, so no data is missed.

Ah. Indeed, I have noticed a peculiar characteristic in the OKcoin transaction log: there appears to be many small transactions scattered throughout the actual bid/ask spread, rather than at the ends of the spread (as one would expect from legitimate buys or sells).

[ click on image for a full-size version ]
Here each dot is a trade; the area is roughly proportional to the amount of BTC involved.

The effective bid/ask spread for each exchange can be inferred as the upper and lower envelope of the dots. One explanation for those OKCoin trades in the middle of the spread could be a robot that posts a buy order in that gap and a matching sell order, or vice versa, in close succession.

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Quote from: JorgeStolfi on June 12, 2014, 12:08:19 PM

Quote from: BitcoinWisdom on June 12, 2014, 11:43:01 AM

I don't trust OKCoin either. The bid ratio distribution never goes right. If their system doesn't have flaw, it must be contain fake trades.

You are aware that the order book shown on bitcoinwisdom and other chart sites is truncated, right? You cannot get the bid/ask ratio rfom that.

It's trade type instead of orderbook. OKCoin provide full historical trades, so no data is missed.

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Quote from: BitcoinWisdom on June 12, 2014, 11:43:01 AM

I don't trust OKCoin either. The bid ratio distribution never goes right. If their system doesn't have flaw, it must be contain fake trades.

You are aware that the order book shown on bitcoinwisdom and other chart sites is truncated, right? You cannot get the bid/ask ratio rfom that.

BitcoinWisdom

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Quote from: JorgeStolfi on June 12, 2014, 11:03:47 AM

Quote from: ikal on June 12, 2014, 10:42:13 AM

Largest Chinese Exchange OKCoin

"Blockchain Exec Joins Largest Chinese Exchange OKCoin"
http://www.coindesk.com/senior-blockchain-exec-joins-largest-chinese-exchange-okcoin/

please change Huobi to OKCoin on homepage Cool

A little hurried no? Let's see first what the guy will do at OKCoin. He may work on a new overseas BTC/CNH exchange, for example. Or stop bitcoin and litecoin trading at OKCoin, and turn it into a Dogecoin-only site. Grin

Huobi still seems to have the "cleanest" BTC/CNY chart, with a tight spread and volume that changes as expected according to the local time and holidays. OKCoin has a steady ~10% bachround volume, 24/7, that may be fake trade.

EDIT: seriously, every exchange may be using fake trades to boost their volume or manipulate the price; and every exchange may be trading against its clients, with obvious unfair advantages, or doing other unethical things. Methinks that bitcoinwisdom should not give much thought about those issues; its best interest should be to provide whatever its users want.

I don't trust OKCoin either. The bid ratio distribution never goes right. If their system doesn't have flaw, it must be contain fake trades.

JorgeStolfi

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Quote from: ikal on June 12, 2014, 10:42:13 AM

Largest Chinese Exchange OKCoin

"Blockchain Exec Joins Largest Chinese Exchange OKCoin"
http://www.coindesk.com/senior-blockchain-exec-joins-largest-chinese-exchange-okcoin/

please change Huobi to OKCoin on homepage Cool

A little hurried no? Let's see first what the guy will do at OKCoin. He may work on a new overseas BTC/CNH exchange, for example. Or stop bitcoin and litecoin trading at OKCoin, and turn it into a Dogecoin-only site. Grin

Huobi still seems to have the "cleanest" BTC/CNY chart, with a tight spread and volume that changes as expected according to the local time and holidays. OKCoin has a steady ~10% bachround volume, 24/7, that may be fake trade.

EDIT: seriously, every exchange may be using fake trades to boost their volume or manipulate the price; and every exchange may be trading against its clients, with obvious unfair advantages, or doing other unethical things. Methinks that bitcoinwisdom should not give much thought about those issues; its best interest should be to provide whatever its users want.

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Life is short, practice empathy in your life

Quote from: ikal on June 12, 2014, 10:42:13 AM

Largest Chinese Exchange OKCoin

"Blockchain Exec Joins Largest Chinese Exchange OKCoin"
http://www.coindesk.com/senior-blockchain-exec-joins-largest-chinese-exchange-okcoin/

please change Huobi to OKCoin on homepage Cool

OKCoin is a fraudulent exchange with fake volumes:

http://www.coindesk.com/chinese-bitcoin-exchange-okcoin-accused-faking-trading-data/

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Largest Chinese Exchange OKCoin

"Blockchain Exec Joins Largest Chinese Exchange OKCoin"
http://www.coindesk.com/senior-blockchain-exec-joins-largest-chinese-exchange-okcoin/

please change Huobi to OKCoin on homepage Cool

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Quote from: Delarock on June 12, 2014, 08:16:06 AM

Quote from: BitcoinWisdom on June 12, 2014, 07:10:08 AM

Quote from: Delarock on June 11, 2014, 09:35:55 PM

When I scroll with my mouse wheel, it zooms in and out of the chart.

Is there any way that we can shift-scroll or ctrl-scroll to pan left and right?

The zoom in/out is always base on the rightmost candlestick.
Use Drag and Drop to move the charts.

I understand this. Is there any way that we can hold down a key and use the mouse wheel to move the charts left and right?

Also, is there any way to preserve where I've moved the chart when I scroll in or out? i.e. if I move the chart to the right a few hours into blank space, can you keep the chart where it is when you zoom in and out?

Use mousewheel to scrolling is some covenience than drag and drop. but after combine with other hand, it has no advantage anymore. so it won't be supported.

Preserve the position was implemented very first, and to make sure "auto scrolling" always work as expected, it was replaced by current zoom in/out function. The two function is too similar and have different user experience, implement both will confuse user, so it won't be added too.

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What do think about BTC/PLN pairs on BitcoinWisdom?

Those are Polish exchanges that would be cool to include:

https://pln.bitcurex.com/
https://bitbay.pl/
https://bitmarket.pl/

Poland has got a lot of BTC fans, so this could bring a lot of new users for this site...

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Quote from: BitcoinWisdom on June 12, 2014, 07:10:08 AM

Quote from: Delarock on June 11, 2014, 09:35:55 PM

When I scroll with my mouse wheel, it zooms in and out of the chart.

Is there any way that we can shift-scroll or ctrl-scroll to pan left and right?

The zoom in/out is always base on the rightmost candlestick.
Use Drag and Drop to move the charts.

I understand this. Is there any way that we can hold down a key and use the mouse wheel to move the charts left and right?

Also, is there any way to preserve where I've moved the chart when I scroll in or out? i.e. if I move the chart to the right a few hours into blank space, can you keep the chart where it is when you zoom in and out?

BitcoinWisdom

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Quote from: a4fire on June 12, 2014, 04:39:50 AM

Hi,
there are possibly some problems with the time line at bitfinex/ltcbtc and bitfinex/ltcusd pairs at below 1hr interval

screenshot:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4p6JEDafeP5cWdteGxQdHZmYWM/edit

The issue exist for some time, Because the candlestick with the label is omitted. I will improve if there is time.

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Quote from: Delarock on June 11, 2014, 09:35:55 PM

When I scroll with my mouse wheel, it zooms in and out of the chart.

Is there any way that we can shift-scroll or ctrl-scroll to pan left and right?

The zoom in/out is always base on the rightmost candlestick.
Use Drag and Drop to move the charts.

BitcoinWisdom

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Quote from: Dalmar on June 11, 2014, 04:26:12 PM

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Please swap bitstamp with bitfinex on the top bar.

Horrible idea.

Bitfinex has a shitty chart with extreme flash crashes and less price history.

Bitstamp's chart is far smoother and better to chart.

Finex has...
Higher volume
1/2 price fees
Margin trading
Better liquidity

Bitfinex = 646, China= 646.... Stamp = 625....

So.. the question is... why keep bitstamp up the top when its over priced, lacking features, crap site, crap liquidity and price is also gox like at odds with china and other exchanges.

China has banned Bitcoin, the price of China could not be reference in global.
Current price:
BTC/USD Bitstamp 625.79 BTC-e 627.4 Coinbase 626.92
BTC/EUR Kraken 464.35 (equals 627.96 in USD)
BTC/CAD Cavirtex 693.92 VoS 685.11 (equals 630.96 ~ 639.2 in USD)
And Bitfinex's price is 638.1, it should be caused by margin trading. Margin trading will increase volume a lot and the price will be different with other exchange. Margin trading needs close position to finish the trading.

Dalmar

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Finex has...
Higher volume
1/2 price fees
Margin trading
Better liquidity

Bitfinex = 646, China= 646.... Stamp = 625....

So.. the question is... why keep bitstamp up the top when its over priced, lacking features, crap site, crap liquidity and price is also gox like at odds with china and other exchanges.

The volume thing may be a temporary situation. They are pretty much neck-on-neck at the moment regarding volume and Bitstamp could easily fall back to #1. Also, stamp has no margin trading, so without margin bitfinex would be many times smaller in volume.

I give you that on the fees and functionality. However, Bitstamp is designed with new users to cryptocurrencies in mind (i.e. very basic). Bitfinex has a higher proportion of pure speculators than Bitstamp and hence its price does not reflect the non-speculative demand for bitcoin as much as on Bitstamp.

a4fire

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Hi,
there are possibly some problems with the time line at bitfinex/ltcbtc and bitfinex/ltcusd pairs at below 1hr interval

screenshot:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4p6JEDafeP5cWdteGxQdHZmYWM/edit

Delarock

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When I scroll with my mouse wheel, it zooms in and out of the chart.

Is there any way that we can shift-scroll or ctrl-scroll to pan left and right?

Dalmar

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Life is short, practice empathy in your life

Quote from: ?? on ??

Please swap bitstamp with bitfinex on the top bar.

Horrible idea.

Bitfinex has a shitty chart with extreme flash crashes and less price history.

Bitstamp's chart is far smoother and better to chart.

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