When you revoke access to a key is it purged from your database ?
Yes, that's all that button does.
Topic: Cryptowatch - real-time charts and personalized trading analysis - page 4. (Read 32883 times)
March 05, 2015, 01:11:46 PM
Yes, that's all that button does.
March 05, 2015, 11:14:13 AM
When you revoke access to a key is it purged from your database ?
February 22, 2015, 09:22:06 PM
The site is good.
But I want to add some custom market price at the top (e.g LTC/USD)
Will you add this features in the futures?
But I want to add some custom market price at the top (e.g LTC/USD)
Will you add this features in the futures?
February 21, 2015, 08:04:32 AM
Hello, Cryptowatch is great. Can you add Yunbi exchange(www.yunbi.com) to Cryptowatch? It is one of the best and popular exchange in China. And it is an open source bitcoin powered by Peatio project. Yunbi exchange programers developped open source cryptocurrency exchange project--Peatio. You can learn more about information about Peatio project on this thread : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/open-source-bitcoin-exchange-projectupdate-903246.
If you need more information about Yunbi exchange, please send email to me :[email protected]. Thank you in advance.
If you need more information about Yunbi exchange, please send email to me :[email protected]. Thank you in advance.
February 16, 2015, 12:36:20 PM
We just launched a Japanese version of the site!
https://cryptowatch.jp
Thanks to bitcoinbank.co.jp for translation help.
https://cryptowatch.jp
Thanks to bitcoinbank.co.jp for translation help.
expanding day by day i like it
February 12, 2015, 11:11:44 PM
Getting some funky currency display problems. Seems to want to only show cny for most btc markets. Finex for example will show usd when first loaded, but upon refresh will turn into cny.
You've turned on the currency conversion feature. Change it back to "actual". It's in the settings.
Ah! Thanks.
February 10, 2015, 09:39:34 PM
decent idea
February 10, 2015, 09:32:02 PM
We just launched a Japanese version of the site!
https://cryptowatch.jp
Thanks to bitcoinbank.co.jp for translation help.
https://cryptowatch.jp
Thanks to bitcoinbank.co.jp for translation help.
February 06, 2015, 04:11:25 PM
light version? the black backround hurts my eyes?
There's four themes, one of them has a light background. They're under the settings (in the top right).
February 06, 2015, 04:09:49 PM
Getting some funky currency display problems. Seems to want to only show cny for most btc markets. Finex for example will show usd when first loaded, but upon refresh will turn into cny.
You've turned on the currency conversion feature. Change it back to "actual". It's in the settings.
February 06, 2015, 11:46:35 AM
Getting some funky currency display problems. Seems to want to only show cny for most btc markets. Finex for example will show usd when first loaded, but upon refresh will turn into cny.
thank you....
February 06, 2015, 11:33:55 AM
Getting some funky currency display problems. Seems to want to only show cny for most btc markets. Finex for example will show usd when first loaded, but upon refresh will turn into cny.
February 06, 2015, 11:06:13 AM
light version? the black backround hurts my eyes?
February 06, 2015, 07:33:24 AM
The scroll wheel dont work with internet explorer. If I use firefox it zooms in and out no problem with the scroll wheel.
Internet Explorer doesn't support a lot of web standards that complicated web apps like ours rely on. It's best if you use Chrome or Firefox.
February 06, 2015, 02:01:10 AM
The scroll wheel dont work with internet explorer. If I use firefox it zooms in and out no problem with the scroll wheel.
February 05, 2015, 08:01:36 PM
Can you add the Poloniex exchange with the Monero/Bitcoin currency pair (XMR/BTC)? (like on BitcoinWisdom: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/poloniex/xmrbtc).
February 03, 2015, 10:26:09 PM
Another couple of things:
Stochastic RSI would be great... as well as persistent alarms that do not get deleted when you refresh, change timeframes, or log off.
Very good work though. The alarms are the only thing really holding me back from using it exclusively. I switch between timeframes a lot and will inevitably delete my alarms over and over.
Stochastic RSI would be great... as well as persistent alarms that do not get deleted when you refresh, change timeframes, or log off.
Very good work though. The alarms are the only thing really holding me back from using it exclusively. I switch between timeframes a lot and will inevitably delete my alarms over and over.
Another detail worth noting is that the alarms only persist for the tab you created them in - so once you close the tab they are gone for good. However, you can refresh and change time periods as much as you want in the same tab and they persist. That seemed like the most natural behavior.
OK that actually sounds perfect.
Thanks for the reply.
Again great work.
February 03, 2015, 06:31:06 PM
Another couple of things:
Stochastic RSI would be great... as well as persistent alarms that do not get deleted when you refresh, change timeframes, or log off.
Very good work though. The alarms are the only thing really holding me back from using it exclusively. I switch between timeframes a lot and will inevitably delete my alarms over and over.
Stochastic RSI would be great... as well as persistent alarms that do not get deleted when you refresh, change timeframes, or log off.
Very good work though. The alarms are the only thing really holding me back from using it exclusively. I switch between timeframes a lot and will inevitably delete my alarms over and over.
Another detail worth noting is that the alarms only persist for the tab you created them in - so once you close the tab they are gone for good. However, you can refresh and change time periods as much as you want in the same tab and they persist. That seemed like the most natural behavior.
February 03, 2015, 06:29:22 PM
Another couple of things:
Stochastic RSI would be great... as well as persistent alarms that do not get deleted when you refresh, change timeframes, or log off.
Very good work though. The alarms are the only thing really holding me back from using it exclusively. I switch between timeframes a lot and will inevitably delete my alarms over and over.
Stochastic RSI would be great... as well as persistent alarms that do not get deleted when you refresh, change timeframes, or log off.
Very good work though. The alarms are the only thing really holding me back from using it exclusively. I switch between timeframes a lot and will inevitably delete my alarms over and over.
Alarms used to persist, and it broke because of a bug. It's fixed now, so they persist again.
Thanks for the other input. StochRSI is the next indicator on the list. I can also look into treating control-click as right-click, I think the JS API for click events doesn't present them the same way.
February 03, 2015, 02:16:16 AM
Another couple of things:
Stochastic RSI would be great... as well as persistent alarms that do not get deleted when you refresh, change timeframes, or log off.
Very good work though. The alarms are the only thing really holding me back from using it exclusively. I switch between timeframes a lot and will inevitably delete my alarms over and over.
Stochastic RSI would be great... as well as persistent alarms that do not get deleted when you refresh, change timeframes, or log off.
Very good work though. The alarms are the only thing really holding me back from using it exclusively. I switch between timeframes a lot and will inevitably delete my alarms over and over.
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