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Deprived

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Quote from: EskimoBob on January 30, 2013, 02:08:22 PM

Forget that 24h nonsense and move to Open and Close based on 24h clock in UTC 0
Close is last trade from the previous date
Open is first trade of the current date

Disagree with this.

As there's no closed period, there's no change in price that can occur whilst trading isn't open - and no surge of activity when trading opens to make that time of relevance. With the reasons to make that data meaningful gone all the change would do is make those figures blank for the first part of each day and based on a small sample for most of the rest of the day. For most securities there's so little trade that even the current rolling 24-hour system is largely meaningless - making the sample size smaller (with your proposal, on average it'd only be based on 12 hours of trade) has no logic behind it.

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Quote from: EskimoBob on January 30, 2013, 02:08:22 PM

If you have "7d Vol" or "24h Vol" this must show total number of shares traded in last x days.

Remove that second number (what is it?)

and add column "Xd Turnover" This will show X days or hours total turnover in BTC or LTC.

Some ideas are here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1456074

Here is a a bit revised version:

Code:

Symbol |   Last  |    Bid |    Ask |   Open |  Close | Net Change | Change % | Vol    | 52 W high | 52 W Low | Div    | YTD %Chg |
   ART |[email protected] | 0.9431 | 1.0890 | 1.1000 | 1.0800 |     -0.02  |  -2.20%  | 10,000 |    1.1800 |   0.9400 | 0.0500 |   +99.99% |

Note, all numbers up to 52 W High are today/yesterday "short term" numbers.

Forget that 24h nonsense and move to Open and Close based on 24h clock in UTC 0
Close is last trade from the previous date
Open is first trade of the current date
Net Change - in currency used, between Last trade and Open
Div - dividends paid in current year.

With bonds and other fixed income stuff, you can add Yield to Coupon, Current Yield, Coupon and you have the familiar Yield To Date from equities table.

Cheers!

The volume numbers are: | shares coin |

With shares on the left, coin on the right. I thought about splitting them into separate columns, but that would eat up too much space.

The 52w High, 52w Low, Div (or Div % Yield), and Net Change (would use a rolling 24h window) are great ideas. I'll see if I can find a place for 'em.

I've thought a lot about going to a 24h open/close type setup but it would just be too confusing in conjunction with the fact that everyone sees the numbers in terms of their own timezone. For example, everyone would see a different open/close number if I programmed it to use midnight their time. And if I program it to just always use midnight UTC then the numbers mean even less to people because open/close might be noon for them, rendering it nearly meaningless.

Thank you for the suggestions, much appreciated!

Cheers.

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Quote from: btcash on January 30, 2013, 05:27:20 AM

Why did you remove market cap and total volume? I like the old formating with @ and non bold numbers better.

I've been experimenting with some changes. The market cap and total volume moved to the security trade tab, in the summary row there.

The move was mostly because they're not numbers that play into the "current state" of the market. They're more numbers that you'd want to know when researching whether you want to invest or not in the first place.

Hope that makes sense!

Cheers.

Edit: Posted it then realized I didn't completely answer your question. I did away with the @ sign in the volume because it was fundamentally misleading to new users that know how the @ symbol is supposed to read. For it to have made actual sense it would have had to have been [share volume] @ [weighted average trade price]. Which then would not have conveyed the currency volume. Hopefully after a few days the new display will catch on. I know it already makes more sense to me, but I'm still not certain there's not a better way to do it.

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If you have "7d Vol" or "24h Vol" this must show total number of shares traded in last x days.

Remove that second number (what is it?)

and add column "Xd Turnover" This will show X days or hours total turnover in BTC or LTC.

Some ideas are here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1456074

Here is a a bit revised version:

Code:

Symbol |   Last  |    Bid |    Ask |   Open |  Close | Net Change | Change % | Vol    | 52 W high | 52 W Low | Div    | YTD %Chg |
   ART |[email protected] | 0.9431 | 1.0890 | 1.1000 | 1.0800 |     -0.02  |  -2.20%  | 10,000 |    1.1800 |   0.9400 | 0.0500 |   +99.99% |

Note, all numbers up to 52 W High are today/yesterday "short term" numbers.

Forget that 24h nonsense and move to Open and Close based on 24h clock in UTC 0
Close is last trade from the previous date
Open is first trade of the current date
Net Change - in currency used, between Last trade and Open
Div - dividends paid in current year.

With bonds and other fixed income stuff, you can add Yield to Coupon, Current Yield, Coupon and you have the familiar Yield To Date from equities table.

Cheers!

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Why did you remove market cap and total volume? I like the old formating with @ and non bold numbers better.

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Quote from: Deprived on January 28, 2013, 11:46:59 AM

Quote from: burnside on January 28, 2013, 04:03:47 AM

Quote from: Deprived on January 27, 2013, 03:35:08 PM

Thanks for adding highlighting of Top Bid/Lowest Ask when it's mine on Market screen. Any chance of adding it in the Portfolio screen too?

You bet. It's done.

Withdrawal page now shows the sum of your orders on the books as well so that you may avoid accidentally auto-canceling orders by over withdrawing.

Cheers.

To clarify it's NOT showing the sum of your orders on the books. It IS showing the highest amount of LTC you have committed in bids to a single asset (which is the point below which an order would be cancelled). The implementation is correct - the description wasn't quite precise.

That is correct.

It shows the highest amount of coin committed to any given asset.

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Quote from: burnside on January 28, 2013, 04:03:47 AM

Quote from: Deprived on January 27, 2013, 03:35:08 PM

Thanks for adding highlighting of Top Bid/Lowest Ask when it's mine on Market screen. Any chance of adding it in the Portfolio screen too?

You bet. It's done.

Withdrawal page now shows the sum of your orders on the books as well so that you may avoid accidentally auto-canceling orders by over withdrawing.

Cheers.

To clarify it's NOT showing the sum of your orders on the books. It IS showing the highest amount of LTC you have committed in bids to a single asset (which is the point below which an order would be cancelled). The implementation is correct - the description wasn't quite precise.

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I love the my orders bid/ask high lights Thank you!
I told you this is a cool little feature

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Quote from: Deprived on January 27, 2013, 03:35:08 PM

Thanks for adding highlighting of Top Bid/Lowest Ask when it's mine on Market screen. Any chance of adding it in the Portfolio screen too?

You bet. It's done.

Withdrawal page now shows the sum of your orders on the books as well so that you may avoid accidentally auto-canceling orders by over withdrawing.

Cheers.

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Quote from: Deprived on January 27, 2013, 03:35:08 PM

Thanks for adding highlighting of Top Bid/Lowest Ask when it's mine on Market screen. Any chance of adding it in the Portfolio screen too?

+several. HUGE timesaver. Yer the man burnside!

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Thanks for adding highlighting of Top Bid/Lowest Ask when it's mine on Market screen. Any chance of adding it in the Portfolio screen too?

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Quote from: burnside on January 27, 2013, 03:13:10 AM

Quote from: Monster Tent on January 27, 2013, 12:33:09 AM

Quote from: burnside on January 27, 2013, 12:22:49 AM

Quote from: Monster Tent on January 27, 2013, 12:20:31 AM

Gox runs their own yubikey server. Then they dont have to rely on a third party.

Can other sites use it? Or are the gox yubikeys essentially gox-only?

I think its insecure to use them on different sites ? Thats why they tell you not to use non gox yubikeys to login.

Appreciate the info. I've ordered a couple. Will play with 'em when they arrive.

Cheers.

This is awesome Grin

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Quote from: Monster Tent on January 27, 2013, 12:33:09 AM

Quote from: burnside on January 27, 2013, 12:22:49 AM

Quote from: Monster Tent on January 27, 2013, 12:20:31 AM

Gox runs their own yubikey server. Then they dont have to rely on a third party.

Can other sites use it? Or are the gox yubikeys essentially gox-only?

I think its insecure to use them on different sites ? Thats why they tell you not to use non gox yubikeys to login.

Appreciate the info. I've ordered a couple. Will play with 'em when they arrive.

Cheers.

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Quote from: burnside on January 27, 2013, 12:22:49 AM

Quote from: Monster Tent on January 27, 2013, 12:20:31 AM

Gox runs their own yubikey server. Then they dont have to rely on a third party.

Can other sites use it? Or are the gox yubikeys essentially gox-only?

I think its insecure to use them on different sites ? Thats why they tell you not to use non gox yubikeys to login.

burnside

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Quote from: Monster Tent on January 27, 2013, 12:20:31 AM

Gox runs their own yubikey server. Then they dont have to rely on a third party.

Can other sites use it? Or are the gox yubikeys essentially gox-only?

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Quote from: burnside on January 27, 2013, 12:18:08 AM

Quote from: usagi on January 26, 2013, 07:27:45 AM

Hi all;

I just saw the new order cancel right on the market view of litecoinglobal. Thanks for putting that in.

next, how about yubikey support?

require_once 'Auth/Yubico.php';
// ...
// Is it a Yubikey?
$otp = $GET_OR_POST...
$yubi = new Auth_Yubico('####', 'api-key'); // #### = pin, api-key is your key.
$auth = $yubi->verify($otp);

if (PEAR::isError($auth) == FALSE) {
   // Authenticated via YubiKey!
   $yubikey = hexparseOTP($otp);      // parse otp
   $key_id = $ret['uid']; // get the yubikey ID number (which you would store in your DB and use like a PIN.)
}
else if (GOOGLEAUTH==TRUE)
{
   // user is authenticated via google auth
} else if (IS_IT_A_PIN? == TRUE)
{
   // it's a PIN.
   // user is authenticated via PIN
}

I'd heard at one point that gox yubikeys and regular off-the-shelf yubikeys were different somehow? Any tricks to supporting both?

I'll order some up and see what I can do.

Cheers.

Gox runs their own yubikey server. Then they dont have to rely on a third party.

burnside

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Quote from: usagi on January 26, 2013, 07:27:45 AM

Hi all;

I just saw the new order cancel right on the market view of litecoinglobal. Thanks for putting that in.

next, how about yubikey support?

require_once 'Auth/Yubico.php';
// ...
// Is it a Yubikey?
$otp = $GET_OR_POST...
$yubi = new Auth_Yubico('####', 'api-key'); // #### = pin, api-key is your key.
$auth = $yubi->verify($otp);

if (PEAR::isError($auth) == FALSE) {
   // Authenticated via YubiKey!
   $yubikey = hexparseOTP($otp);      // parse otp
   $key_id = $ret['uid']; // get the yubikey ID number (which you would store in your DB and use like a PIN.)
}
else if (GOOGLEAUTH==TRUE)
{
   // user is authenticated via google auth
} else if (IS_IT_A_PIN? == TRUE)
{
   // it's a PIN.
   // user is authenticated via PIN
}

I'd heard at one point that gox yubikeys and regular off-the-shelf yubikeys were different somehow? Any tricks to supporting both?

I'll order some up and see what I can do.

Cheers.

usagi

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Hi all;

I just saw the new order cancel right on the market view of litecoinglobal. Thanks for putting that in.

next, how about yubikey support?

require_once 'Auth/Yubico.php';
// ...
// Is it a Yubikey?
$otp = $GET_OR_POST...
$yubi = new Auth_Yubico('####', 'api-key'); // #### = pin, api-key is your key.
$auth = $yubi->verify($otp);

if (PEAR::isError($auth) == FALSE) {
   // Authenticated via YubiKey!
   $yubikey = hexparseOTP($otp);      // parse otp
   $key_id = $ret['uid']; // get the yubikey ID number (which you would store in your DB and use like a PIN.)
}
else if (GOOGLEAUTH==TRUE)
{
   // user is authenticated via google auth
} else if (IS_IT_A_PIN? == TRUE)
{
   // it's a PIN.
   // user is authenticated via PIN
}

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