Please add the ability to replace API keys.
What do you mean? You can revoke them, and re-register new ones.
Topic: Cryptowatch - real-time charts and personalized trading analysis - page 7. (Read 32883 times)
December 26, 2014, 10:56:35 AM
What do you mean? You can revoke them, and re-register new ones.
December 26, 2014, 06:53:23 AM
Please add the ability to replace API keys.
December 24, 2014, 11:40:46 AM
Still getting choppy artifacts with the new ichi cloud. The old rendering method worked great, what reason is there not to revert?
Thanks again for your great work with this chart.
Thanks again for your great work with this chart.
Hadn't reverted it because the new version has the multi-colored cloud, and the old version didn't. I deployed a small change that should make it render a lot faster, lmk if you still have problems.
December 24, 2014, 03:03:31 AM
Still getting choppy artifacts with the new ichi cloud. The old rendering method worked great, what reason is there not to revert?
Thanks again for your great work with this chart.
Thanks again for your great work with this chart.
December 18, 2014, 05:56:52 PM
Site is really good, and I'm 100% using only this one now. Just one thing, could it be possible to disable the green and red points if needed (buying and selling) because although they are really nice and informative on lower time frame, when we start going to 4h or 1 day time frame the graph is overwhelmed and difficult to see the candlesticks.
Other than that, loving the TA tools and everything, well done
Other than that, loving the TA tools and everything, well done
Thanks!
There's a pending update that will allow you to toggle your trades on the chart, for this exact reason. Also looking into designs that handle clustering better on long-term time frames when you do have them enabled.
I'll post a reply here when that update is live.
Thanks for the feedback.
December 18, 2014, 01:48:54 PM
Site is really good, and I'm 100% using only this one now. Just one thing, could it be possible to disable the green and red points if needed (buying and selling) because although they are really nice and informative on lower time frame, when we start going to 4h or 1 day time frame the graph is overwhelmed and difficult to see the candlesticks.
Other than that, loving the TA tools and everything, well done
Other than that, loving the TA tools and everything, well done
December 17, 2014, 07:25:37 AM
Could you please add "Schaff Trend Cycle Indicator"? (ScTC or STC)
December 17, 2014, 06:36:10 AM
I designed it to work that way because I assumed what you describe was developed for the traditional financial markets which opened and closed every day, and therefore didn't always have a continuous seam of trading between each candle. Perhaps my take on it is traditionally wrong.
I suppose the gaps are typically a lot larger when a market closes overnight, but that method is used on all charts in the financial world, regardless of timeframe. In a fast moving or illiquid market, there may be gaps even on 1-minute candles. By treating the first trade in that time period as the open of the candle it gives an accurate picture of the true range that traded for that candle.
For comparison, BitcoinWisdom offers both "CandleStick" and "CandleStickHLC". The former counts the first trade in the period as the open, and the latter uses the previous period's close.
December 14, 2014, 09:15:06 PM
how do i delete the lines, arrows and other circles i've drawn?
Right-click anywhere to delete them newest-to-oldest. You can also right-click on the lines' points to delete them in any order.
December 14, 2014, 06:29:33 PM
how do i delete the lines, arrows and other circles i've drawn?
December 14, 2014, 12:52:17 PM
I designed it to work that way because I assumed what you describe was developed for the traditional financial markets which opened and closed every day, and therefore didn't always have a continuous seam of trading between each candle. Perhaps my take on it is traditionally wrong.
I suppose the gaps are typically a lot larger when a market closes overnight, but that method is used on all charts in the financial world, regardless of timeframe. In a fast moving or illiquid market, there may be gaps even on 1-minute candles. By treating the first trade in that time period as the open of the candle it gives an accurate picture of the true range that traded for that candle.
December 14, 2014, 09:46:20 AM
Awesome job so far! Can't wait for integrated trading (especially for OKCoin futures). Also would love to have multiple charts on one page...multiple exchanges would be ideal, but even just multiple timeframes from the same exchange would be beneficial. While I'm wishing for things, stochastics would be great too.
Integrated trading is being developed right now, and there will be a private testing group in the next month or two. I'll send an email about that to the user base so make an account if you want to be part of that group.
On your candlestick charts, it seems every candle open is exactly the same as the previous candle's close. Shouldn't it be the first trade that takes place in that candle's time? Sometimes there are gaps between the last traded price in one candle and the first traded price in the next candle, but your charts don't show that.
I designed it to work that way because I assumed what you describe was developed for the traditional financial markets which opened and closed every day, and therefore didn't always have a continuous seam of trading between each candle. Perhaps my take on it is traditionally wrong.
Do you find that to be a flaw? I recently bought a book about Japanese candlesticks and I'm realizing that sometimes analysis of candlesticks involves these gaps between close/open prices, so I'm not too sure myself anymore. It would be easy logic to change if I wanted to, but not retroactively; a lot of my historical data would still have this characteristic.
Let me know what you think, it's been on my mind lately.
December 14, 2014, 09:22:54 AM
Awesome job so far! Can't wait for integrated trading (especially for OKCoin futures). Also would love to have multiple charts on one page...multiple exchanges would be ideal, but even just multiple timeframes from the same exchange would be beneficial. While I'm wishing for things, stochastics would be great too.
On your candlestick charts, it seems every candle open is exactly the same as the previous candle's close. Shouldn't it be the first trade that takes place in that candle's time? Sometimes there are gaps between the last traded price in one candle and the first traded price in the next candle, but your charts don't show that.
Thanks for working on this and listening to your users!
On your candlestick charts, it seems every candle open is exactly the same as the previous candle's close. Shouldn't it be the first trade that takes place in that candle's time? Sometimes there are gaps between the last traded price in one candle and the first traded price in the next candle, but your charts don't show that.
Thanks for working on this and listening to your users!
December 10, 2014, 09:08:46 AM
Wow, what the hell. I'll look into this. Seems to just be theirs so maybe it's the data we're getting back from their API.
Garbage in, garbage out!
December 09, 2014, 04:26:32 PM
The Bitstamp order book graph looks a bit funky today:
Wow, what the hell. I'll look into this. Seems to just be theirs so maybe it's the data we're getting back from their API.
There's some bug with how we're handling their socket feed... I fixed it for now by restarting our real-time service but I expect it will degrade again over time. I'll look into this. Thanks for the heads up.
It might actually not have been us - https://twitter.com/Bitstamp/status/542409804702961665. It was the first time I'd seen that happen. Hopefully it's the last.
December 09, 2014, 12:08:28 PM
Hey Artur,
Great work on the site.. Heres a few suggestions (excluding drawing tools of course!)
#1) When you put the cross hairs over the volume at the bottom... need the volume value to come up on the right hand side... this is important because volume is an important metric to look at etc..
#2) The other one is about slimming down the wasted column along side the order book visualisation (BTW~ Good work on putting the order book counter/values thingy back on the visualisation tool)..
Hopefully this image will be self explanatory..
Great work on the site.. Heres a few suggestions (excluding drawing tools of course!)
#1) When you put the cross hairs over the volume at the bottom... need the volume value to come up on the right hand side... this is important because volume is an important metric to look at etc..
#2) The other one is about slimming down the wasted column along side the order book visualisation (BTW~ Good work on putting the order book counter/values thingy back on the visualisation tool)..
Hopefully this image will be self explanatory..
Seconded!
Flibbr's suggestion ignores that fact that the "wasted column" also labels the walls in the depth chart. Since the y-axes for the price chart and depth chart don't line up, you can't really merge the two.
December 09, 2014, 11:34:55 AM
The Bitstamp order book graph looks a bit funky today:
Wow, what the hell. I'll look into this. Seems to just be theirs so maybe it's the data we're getting back from their API.
There's some bug with how we're handling their socket feed... I fixed it for now by restarting our real-time service but I expect it will degrade again over time. I'll look into this. Thanks for the heads up.
December 09, 2014, 10:17:40 AM
The Bitstamp order book graph looks a bit funky today:
Wow, what the hell. I'll look into this. Seems to just be theirs so maybe it's the data we're getting back from their API.
December 09, 2014, 02:56:02 AM
December 08, 2014, 05:29:54 PM
Thank you looks amazing
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