Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31990. (Read 26470871 times)
November 03, 2013, 05:02:18 PM
November 03, 2013, 04:48:47 PM
about the gox vs. stamps vs. btcchina comparisons:
has anyone thought about plotting 1 day of activity of these three exchanges, in the same plot, starting at the same day -- but where the graphs start at 0% for all of them and hence show the relative movements of the price? that would answer these questions once and for all for each day where something happens. bonus: stacked bar charts for the volume at the bottom.
has anyone thought about plotting 1 day of activity of these three exchanges, in the same plot, starting at the same day -- but where the graphs start at 0% for all of them and hence show the relative movements of the price? that would answer these questions once and for all for each day where something happens. bonus: stacked bar charts for the volume at the bottom.
i actually wanted to do this, when i have a little free time. if noone does it before me
+1
That would be great.
November 03, 2013, 04:42:32 PM
about the gox vs. stamps vs. btcchina comparisons:
has anyone thought about plotting 1 day of activity of these three exchanges, in the same plot, starting at the same day -- but where the graphs start at 0% for all of them and hence show the relative movements of the price? that would answer these questions once and for all for each day where something happens. bonus: stacked bar charts for the volume at the bottom.
has anyone thought about plotting 1 day of activity of these three exchanges, in the same plot, starting at the same day -- but where the graphs start at 0% for all of them and hence show the relative movements of the price? that would answer these questions once and for all for each day where something happens. bonus: stacked bar charts for the volume at the bottom.
i actually wanted to do this, when i have a little free time. if noone does it before me
November 03, 2013, 04:38:44 PM
Bitstamp has been higher only during one day in it's history (april peak).
November 03, 2013, 04:23:28 PM
about the gox vs. stamps vs. btcchina comparisons:
has anyone thought about plotting 1 day of activity of these three exchanges, in the same plot, starting at the same day -- but where the graphs start at 0% for all of them and hence show the relative movements of the price? that would answer these questions once and for all for each day where something happens. bonus: stacked bar charts for the volume at the bottom.
has anyone thought about plotting 1 day of activity of these three exchanges, in the same plot, starting at the same day -- but where the graphs start at 0% for all of them and hence show the relative movements of the price? that would answer these questions once and for all for each day where something happens. bonus: stacked bar charts for the volume at the bottom.
November 03, 2013, 04:22:04 PM
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Ebay is preparing to expand the range of digital currencies it accepts and said that its payments unit PayPal may one day incorporate Bitcoin. “Digital currency is going to be a very powerful thing,” John Donahoe, eBay chief executive, said in an interview with the Financial Times.
the fuck?!?
you guys probably have seen this alreay, but my jaw just dropped a little when I saw it.
They just said they're watching it, basically. Nothing I don't think hasn't already been said. His positive outlook on the future of "digital currencies" is nice to hear of course.
November 03, 2013, 04:19:43 PM
They're just keeping their options open, is all. Of course they won't badmouth it as a company, that would mean losing potential customers and looking like fools if they had no choice but to start accepting it in the future.
November 03, 2013, 04:16:16 PM
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Ebay is preparing to expand the range of digital currencies it accepts and said that its payments unit PayPal may one day incorporate Bitcoin. “Digital currency is going to be a very powerful thing,” John Donahoe, eBay chief executive, said in an interview with the Financial Times.
the fuck?!?
you guys probably have seen this alreay, but my jaw just dropped a little when I saw it.
They just said they're watching it, basically. Nothing I don't think hasn't already been said. His positive outlook on the future of "digital currencies" is nice to hear of course.
Damn right it's nice to hear. The ignored us and now they're not fighting us but flirting a bit.
November 03, 2013, 04:09:53 PM
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Ebay is preparing to expand the range of digital currencies it accepts and said that its payments unit PayPal may one day incorporate Bitcoin. “Digital currency is going to be a very powerful thing,” John Donahoe, eBay chief executive, said in an interview with the Financial Times.
the fuck?!?
you guys probably have seen this alreay, but my jaw just dropped a little when I saw it.
They just said they're watching it, basically. Nothing I don't think hasn't already been said. His positive outlook on the future of "digital currencies" is nice to hear of course.
November 03, 2013, 04:06:39 PM
Quote
Ebay is preparing to expand the range of digital currencies it accepts and said that its payments unit PayPal may one day incorporate Bitcoin. “Digital currency is going to be a very powerful thing,” John Donahoe, eBay chief executive, said in an interview with the Financial Times.
the fuck?!?
you guys probably have seen this alreay, but my jaw just dropped a little when I saw it.
November 03, 2013, 04:02:46 PM
I've never seen Gox ask sum this low (25K ATM). Must mean something.
It means imminent crash to single digits
November 03, 2013, 04:02:11 PM
November 03, 2013, 04:01:32 PM
It means imminent crash to single digits
We've now gone more than a year since trading in the single digit range (2012-10-27).Maybe you should update your trolling to double digit doom predictions?
November 03, 2013, 03:55:17 PM
I've never seen Gox ask sum this low (25K ATM). Must mean something.
It means imminent crash to single digits
November 03, 2013, 03:31:10 PM
I've never seen Gox ask sum this low (25K ATM). Must mean something.
Means people would rather have btc than gox dollarz... no shock there. Btw fuck gox
November 03, 2013, 03:12:19 PM
I've never seen Gox ask sum this low (25K ATM). Must mean something.
November 03, 2013, 03:02:19 PM
November 03, 2013, 02:59:56 PM
The situation is a bit more complicated these days than "mtgox still leading" or "gox is dead".
In the past weeks, several rallies were lead by exchanges other than gox. On most days, gox volume is actually lower than that on bitstamp, for example. But once in a while, like now, when a big move starts, gox is still at the center of attention: they do have the market depth (and deep pockets and experience of traders on the exchange) that no other exchange matches so far.
See what I mean? Gox is almost certainly not the only relevant exchange these days. Ignoring what bitstamp or btc china does will cost you money. But on the other hand, gox is still in a unique position, and it is not wrong to say that, more often than not, you're well advised to watch what is going on there.
One more remark: I got the impression that, in the recent past, gox did in fact lead several *rallies*, but bitstamp was quite successful in *stopping* them (i.e. when gox price went too far ahead, and bitstamp was only reluctant to follow, it went down again on gox)
In the past weeks, several rallies were lead by exchanges other than gox. On most days, gox volume is actually lower than that on bitstamp, for example. But once in a while, like now, when a big move starts, gox is still at the center of attention: they do have the market depth (and deep pockets and experience of traders on the exchange) that no other exchange matches so far.
See what I mean? Gox is almost certainly not the only relevant exchange these days. Ignoring what bitstamp or btc china does will cost you money. But on the other hand, gox is still in a unique position, and it is not wrong to say that, more often than not, you're well advised to watch what is going on there.
One more remark: I got the impression that, in the recent past, gox did in fact lead several *rallies*, but bitstamp was quite successful in *stopping* them (i.e. when gox price went too far ahead, and bitstamp was only reluctant to follow, it went down again on gox)
Ya, good points. Stamp does have some "stopping power" to kind of snap Gox back down when it doesn't follow. It be can a sort of chess match of who caves first when the difference is larger than usual. Will Stamp snap up or will Gox eventually snap back down. With Stamp's increasing influence (and I suspect Coinbase, indirectly), it's been less likely to just follow Gox without forethought.
November 03, 2013, 02:52:33 PM
The situation is a bit more complicated these days than "mtgox still leading" or "gox is dead".
In the past weeks, several rallies were lead by exchanges other than gox. On most days, gox volume is actually lower than that on bitstamp, for example. But once in a while, like now, when a big move starts, gox is still at the center of attention: they do have the market depth (and deep pockets and experience of traders on the exchange) that no other exchange matches so far.
See what I mean? Gox is almost certainly not the only relevant exchange these days. Ignoring what bitstamp or btc china does will cost you money. But on the other hand, gox is still in a unique position, and it is not wrong to say that, more often than not, you're well advised to watch what is going on there.
One more remark: I got the impression that, in the recent past, gox did in fact lead several *rallies*, but bitstamp was quite successful in *stopping* them (i.e. when gox price went too far ahead, and bitstamp was only reluctant to follow, it went down again on gox)
In the past weeks, several rallies were lead by exchanges other than gox. On most days, gox volume is actually lower than that on bitstamp, for example. But once in a while, like now, when a big move starts, gox is still at the center of attention: they do have the market depth (and deep pockets and experience of traders on the exchange) that no other exchange matches so far.
See what I mean? Gox is almost certainly not the only relevant exchange these days. Ignoring what bitstamp or btc china does will cost you money. But on the other hand, gox is still in a unique position, and it is not wrong to say that, more often than not, you're well advised to watch what is going on there.
One more remark: I got the impression that, in the recent past, gox did in fact lead several *rallies*, but bitstamp was quite successful in *stopping* them (i.e. when gox price went too far ahead, and bitstamp was only reluctant to follow, it went down again on gox)
November 03, 2013, 02:39:51 PM
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