My go to site: http://bitcoinity.org/markets
Otherwise, I just use Python scripts to retrieve the last trading price using the various exchange API's. I pipe that into xmobar (status bar thing) every 15 minutes or so.
Topic: What sites do you use to track the current price of bitcoin? (Read 679 times)
Preev.com
Just a cool little site that updates regularly. You can choose an average of the 4 exchanges they track (BTC-e, Bitstamp, Localbitcoins, and Mt. Gox) or pick the one you use most. It keeps the price right on the tab so you can always see the current price.
I'm not really a trader though. More of a hobby for me.
Just a cool little site that updates regularly. You can choose an average of the 4 exchanges they track (BTC-e, Bitstamp, Localbitcoins, and Mt. Gox) or pick the one you use most. It keeps the price right on the tab so you can always see the current price.
I'm not really a trader though. More of a hobby for me.
http://bitcoinwisdom.com this is one o my favorite ones.
I use clarkmoody in a minimized window with sound enabled so I can hear the up/down ticks.
Then I use a few windows of bitcoinity with the exchanges I am tracking. Bitcoinity has large text which is useful since I have a PC plugged into my TV and can just glance at it to easily track the prices. It's pretty useful when arbitrage opportunities show up. I know bitcoinity has sound also but the downticks aren't loud enough.
Then I use a few windows of bitcoinity with the exchanges I am tracking. Bitcoinity has large text which is useful since I have a PC plugged into my TV and can just glance at it to easily track the prices. It's pretty useful when arbitrage opportunities show up. I know bitcoinity has sound also but the downticks aren't loud enough.
Do you trade multiple alt-coins?
https://www.cryptsy.com
I use BTC-e to check on some other coins too.
http://www.zeroblock.com
They have an iPhone app I use all the time and have just released an android version I believe.
They have an iPhone app I use all the time and have just released an android version I believe.
Bitstamp.
I use mtgox just because I can take a quick peak on my phone when I want.
http://coinmill.com/
Very simple to use and you can also view the price in SEK which is nice for me as a swede.
Very simple to use and you can also view the price in SEK which is nice for me as a swede.
I've started using: http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/
I like how you can see each of the different exchanges and the prices on them, especially since China seems to be more and more important.
I like how you can see each of the different exchanges and the prices on them, especially since China seems to be more and more important.
btc-e, mtgox.
Do you trade multiple alt-coins?
I made one recently (this is a real question, so I won't link to it). I'd like to see other sites that are highly popular to improve mine. Are there features that you prefer? As a trader, what is the most useful piece/pieces of information?
What have you learned from trading?
This is pretty much an open question. Would love your response.
Tim
What have you learned from trading?
This is pretty much an open question. Would love your response.
Tim
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