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It's sorted by 7-day average volume.
Straight from the horse's mouth. You're welcome.
Topic: [GLBSE] How does this work? - page 2. (Read 2476 times)
So, Nefario: let me tell you how "your" site works:
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
I wouldn't worry about it too much. I think Nefario is doing away with these charts after GLBSE 2.0 is released.
Pretty much.
Also I've frozen this asset and locked the users account.
The only post I've found on it is the creators initial thread on the GLBSE forum. I had emailed the creator a day or two ago about ID verification but have not received a reply.
So until I've verified their identity this account and asset are not available to be traded.
Nefario.
I wouldn't worry about it too much. I think Nefario is doing away with these charts after GLBSE 2.0 is released.
O? Seems like a pretty important thing tho. I've shot tcatm an email maybe he clears it up for us.
I've no idea as we rent the charts functionality off bitcoincharts.com
Sorry.
Sorry.
Aha, so it wasn't just me being inept with the search function, this actually isn't known/documented? Maybe it's time we hear something official on this subject.
I have also wondered this myself. As best I can tell, the list seems to go off some sort of average between the 1-day and 30-day trading volume. But that is just a guess.
I'm curious if Nefario or anyone could explain how the various stocks on GLBSE are ordered? For instance, take MPOE.EFT: currently it's position 14 (below the fold). It is however something like 3rd for freshness at this moment (as in, only two others had trades more recently), 4th for day volume (as in, only three had more volume today). The list doesn't seem to be sorted by 30 day volume either, so what gives?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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