We could not find any other way except here to contact you,. Our client - Bitcoin stock exchange wants you to add it to your service review. How can this be done and what rules do you have?
Yes, The most important is Good reputation, High Volume, Friendly API. and the exchange must have run for at least serveral weeks to months. 
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Hi, excellent tool ! I use the DOGE market: http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cryptsy/dogebtc
Here a suggestion, can you please add the possibility to change the ticket value ?
It's actually in DOGE, and I prefer see the Buy/Sell value in BTC, it's speak more to me to spot the volume.
Thanks again for this fantastic website!
The currency in orderbook should be the same as exchange. And avoid ambiguities, Switch between base and quote currency will not be supported. Here a suggestion, can you please add the possibility to change the ticket value ?
It's actually in DOGE, and I prefer see the Buy/Sell value in BTC, it's speak more to me to spot the volume.
Thanks again for this fantastic website!
Instead of it, I improve the 'estimate trading' tool, click the order will quick fill the amount to estimate trading.
Hi there,
Love the site. I use it everyday.
One suggestion: Can you add indicators for the grouped orderbook so that when support or resistance levels change, we can see them easier?
Right now we have to pay attention to the numbers every refresh. It would be great if we can see walls shrinking and growing with some colors (red/green) or maybe up/down arrows. So for example, if we have a whale add support at $600 with 10,000 coins, we could see the support level change from 100 to 10,100 like normal, but with an up arrow (or maybe green color for 10,100). And if this whale decides to withdraw his support of 10,000, we should see it come back to 100 but with a down arrow next to it (or maybe just color 100 as red) If we use colors, the bigger the change, the brighter the color should be. This would make it much easier to see those changes in support and resistance!
Five lines seems too much for depth hints. But good for dedicated depth charts such as bitcoinity did. Love the site. I use it everyday.
One suggestion: Can you add indicators for the grouped orderbook so that when support or resistance levels change, we can see them easier?
Right now we have to pay attention to the numbers every refresh. It would be great if we can see walls shrinking and growing with some colors (red/green) or maybe up/down arrows. So for example, if we have a whale add support at $600 with 10,000 coins, we could see the support level change from 100 to 10,100 like normal, but with an up arrow (or maybe green color for 10,100). And if this whale decides to withdraw his support of 10,000, we should see it come back to 100 but with a down arrow next to it (or maybe just color 100 as red) If we use colors, the bigger the change, the brighter the color should be. This would make it much easier to see those changes in support and resistance!
Hi, excellent tool ! I use the DOGE market: http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cryptsy/dogebtc
Here a suggestion, can you please add the possibility to change the ticket value ?
It's actually in DOGE, and I prefer see the Buy/Sell value in BTC, it's speak more to me to spot the volume.
Thanks again for this fantastic website!
Here a suggestion, can you please add the possibility to change the ticket value ?
It's actually in DOGE, and I prefer see the Buy/Sell value in BTC, it's speak more to me to spot the volume.
Thanks again for this fantastic website!
We could not find any other way except here to contact you,. Our client - Bitcoin stock exchange wants you to add it to your service review. How can this be done and what rules do you have?
I've got a quick question: what api does bitcoinwisdom use for cryptsy? The public api here https://www.cryptsy.com/pages/api is always a few seconds behind cryptsy itself and bitcoinwisdom.
What about an optional audio ticker? That's the feature I miss most from clarkmoody chart 
+1 -- I miss it so much !!!! audio support is huge with all the windows I have open and I get a better feel for price action
Hi there,
Love the site. I use it everyday.
One suggestion: Can you add indicators for the grouped orderbook so that when support or resistance levels change, we can see them easier?
Right now we have to pay attention to the numbers every refresh. It would be great if we can see walls shrinking and growing with some colors (red/green) or maybe up/down arrows. So for example, if we have a whale add support at $600 with 10,000 coins, we could see the support level change from 100 to 10,100 like normal, but with an up arrow (or maybe green color for 10,100). And if this whale decides to withdraw his support of 10,000, we should see it come back to 100 but with a down arrow next to it (or maybe just color 100 as red) If we use colors, the bigger the change, the brighter the color should be. This would make it much easier to see those changes in support and resistance!
Love the site. I use it everyday.
One suggestion: Can you add indicators for the grouped orderbook so that when support or resistance levels change, we can see them easier?
Right now we have to pay attention to the numbers every refresh. It would be great if we can see walls shrinking and growing with some colors (red/green) or maybe up/down arrows. So for example, if we have a whale add support at $600 with 10,000 coins, we could see the support level change from 100 to 10,100 like normal, but with an up arrow (or maybe green color for 10,100). And if this whale decides to withdraw his support of 10,000, we should see it come back to 100 but with a down arrow next to it (or maybe just color 100 as red) If we use colors, the bigger the change, the brighter the color should be. This would make it much easier to see those changes in support and resistance!
What about an optional audio ticker? That's the feature I miss most from clarkmoody chart
This has been bugging me for quite a while, and I'm sure others would agree.
The scaling of the candles is skewed on Huobi (or any CNY chart for that matter). You can see this by comparing a 1% candle on Huobi vs. a 1% candle on Bitstamp. For whatever reason, Huobi's 1% candle will be much bigger than Bitstamp's 1% candle. Meaning, when Huobi starts buying or selling, even using the same chart scales, it looks exaggerated.
Now before you go "No, you're seeing an illusion due to the fact that Huobi has a tighter spread and therefore it's typical candles are pretty small." -- this is what I thought for a while, too. But go ahead and see for yourself. The easiest way to do this is to scale out to a 1d chart, find a candle, note the % Amplitude, then find a candle of the same size on the other exchange (Huobi vs. any USD exchange), and you will see that they are quite different in terms of their %.
This should not happen. I presume it's because of the way calculations are made against the CNY vs. USD, but it should not matter. Fixed on a % and all other settings being equal, a candle should be the same size no matter what exchange or currency.
I don't think so. They are two different exchange. The scaling of the candles is skewed on Huobi (or any CNY chart for that matter). You can see this by comparing a 1% candle on Huobi vs. a 1% candle on Bitstamp. For whatever reason, Huobi's 1% candle will be much bigger than Bitstamp's 1% candle. Meaning, when Huobi starts buying or selling, even using the same chart scales, it looks exaggerated.
Now before you go "No, you're seeing an illusion due to the fact that Huobi has a tighter spread and therefore it's typical candles are pretty small." -- this is what I thought for a while, too. But go ahead and see for yourself. The easiest way to do this is to scale out to a 1d chart, find a candle, note the % Amplitude, then find a candle of the same size on the other exchange (Huobi vs. any USD exchange), and you will see that they are quite different in terms of their %.
This should not happen. I presume it's because of the way calculations are made against the CNY vs. USD, but it should not matter. Fixed on a % and all other settings being equal, a candle should be the same size no matter what exchange or currency.
For us Canadians is there any chance of adding LTC/CAD pair of CaVirtex. Alternatively Vault of Satoshi (BTC/USD/CAD, LTC/USD/CAD). I know these exchanges are lower volume, but since I commonly use them it would be great to see them on BitcoinWisdom.
Cavirtex doesn't have LTC API. VoS doesn't have historical trades API.
Can you add MintPal? It's quickly becoming one of the best exchanges. It's already better than Cryptsy for a great deal of things.
This has been bugging me for quite a while, and I'm sure others would agree.
The scaling of the candles is skewed on Huobi (or any CNY chart for that matter). You can see this by comparing a 1% candle on Huobi vs. a 1% candle on Bitstamp. For whatever reason, Huobi's 1% candle will be much bigger than Bitstamp's 1% candle. Meaning, when Huobi starts buying or selling, even using the same chart scales, it looks exaggerated.
Now before you go "No, you're seeing an illusion due to the fact that Huobi has a tighter spread and therefore it's typical candles are pretty small." -- this is what I thought for a while, too. But go ahead and see for yourself. The easiest way to do this is to scale out to a 1d chart, find a candle, note the % Amplitude, then find a candle of the same size on the other exchange (Huobi vs. any USD exchange), and you will see that they are quite different in terms of their %.
This should not happen. I presume it's because of the way calculations are made against the CNY vs. USD, but it should not matter. Fixed on a % and all other settings being equal, a candle should be the same size no matter what exchange or currency.
The scaling of the candles is skewed on Huobi (or any CNY chart for that matter). You can see this by comparing a 1% candle on Huobi vs. a 1% candle on Bitstamp. For whatever reason, Huobi's 1% candle will be much bigger than Bitstamp's 1% candle. Meaning, when Huobi starts buying or selling, even using the same chart scales, it looks exaggerated.
Now before you go "No, you're seeing an illusion due to the fact that Huobi has a tighter spread and therefore it's typical candles are pretty small." -- this is what I thought for a while, too. But go ahead and see for yourself. The easiest way to do this is to scale out to a 1d chart, find a candle, note the % Amplitude, then find a candle of the same size on the other exchange (Huobi vs. any USD exchange), and you will see that they are quite different in terms of their %.
This should not happen. I presume it's because of the way calculations are made against the CNY vs. USD, but it should not matter. Fixed on a % and all other settings being equal, a candle should be the same size no matter what exchange or currency.
For us Canadians is there any chance of adding LTC/CAD pair of CaVirtex. Alternatively Vault of Satoshi (BTC/USD/CAD, LTC/USD/CAD). I know these exchanges are lower volume, but since I commonly use them it would be great to see them on BitcoinWisdom.
I changed timezone to Brazil West, but cannot reproduce the issue. It shows hour goes from 0 to 23 when cursor move.
Wait, the problem is real, but occurs only on Safari (5.1.10)/Macbook. It does not occur on Fireox/PCThe problem on Safari occurs only with hours "8" and "9", on the 1h charts, they display as "0" on the crosshair cursor's bottom tab. It does not occur on the 30m charts, so "8:0" and "8:30" display correctly.
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Thanks for taking the time to look into it. Well, those two hours display as "0" anyway.
If it is an octal/decimal problem, it may occur in a string-to-integer conversion function rather than in the compiler. I found this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/850341/how-do-i-work-around-javascripts-parseint-octal-behavior
A complaint from another thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5621248
Thanks. I have replied the post https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5622774 Hey, you reduced min-candle-width, right? Looks like I can zoom out much further now! Awesome!
EDIT: quick follow-up... any chance you can implement "Dollar Volume"? As an option, so you could either see volume in BTC (default), or volume in USD (by choice)? $Vol = BTC volume * price per BTC.
Why? Because when comparing volume in the same month or so, BTC volume is great, but when you zoom out a lot and look at volume in, for example, April 2013 and December 2013, then it's almost impossible to compare the volume in BTC, so $volume becomes extremely useful.
Yes, I reduce the min width from 3px to 1px, so including the 1px space there are twice range than before.EDIT: quick follow-up... any chance you can implement "Dollar Volume"? As an option, so you could either see volume in BTC (default), or volume in USD (by choice)? $Vol = BTC volume * price per BTC.
Why? Because when comparing volume in the same month or so, BTC volume is great, but when you zoom out a lot and look at volume in, for example, April 2013 and December 2013, then it's almost impossible to compare the volume in BTC, so $volume becomes extremely useful.
It's no problem.
Extremely fast, as always! Thank you. (I'll do my part and make another donation tonight)
I changed timezone to Brazil West, but cannot reproduce the issue. It shows hour goes from 0 to 23 when cursor move.
Wait, the problem is real, but occurs only on Safari (5.1.10)/Macbook. It does not occur on Fireox/PCThe problem on Safari occurs only with hours "8" and "9", on the 1h charts, they display as "0" on the crosshair cursor's bottom tab. It does not occur on the 30m charts, so "8:0" and "8:30" display correctly.
[ ... ]
Thanks for taking the time to look into it. Well, those two hours display as "0" anyway.
If it is an octal/decimal problem, it may occur in a string-to-integer conversion function rather than in the compiler. I found this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/850341/how-do-i-work-around-javascripts-parseint-octal-behavior
A complaint from another thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5621248
Hey, you reduced min-candle-width, right? Looks like I can zoom out much further now! Awesome!
EDIT: quick follow-up... any chance you can implement "Dollar Volume"? As an option, so you could either see volume in BTC (default), or volume in USD (by choice)? $Vol = BTC volume * price per BTC.
Why? Because when comparing volume in the same month or so, BTC volume is great, but when you zoom out a lot and look at volume in, for example, April 2013 and December 2013, then it's almost impossible to compare the volume in BTC, so $volume becomes extremely useful.
Yes, I reduce the min width from 3px to 1px, so including the 1px space there are twice range than before.EDIT: quick follow-up... any chance you can implement "Dollar Volume"? As an option, so you could either see volume in BTC (default), or volume in USD (by choice)? $Vol = BTC volume * price per BTC.
Why? Because when comparing volume in the same month or so, BTC volume is great, but when you zoom out a lot and look at volume in, for example, April 2013 and December 2013, then it's almost impossible to compare the volume in BTC, so $volume becomes extremely useful.
It's no problem.
Extremely fast, as always! Thank you. (I'll do my part and make another donation tonight)
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