Topic: Which Exchange to Check the Price? (Read 2854 times)
What about bitcoinity.org ?
coinmarketcap.com
Pretty soon we'll be checking Gemini once it launches, especially if the institutional investors jump in.
Can't wait to see that volume...
Can't wait to see that volume...
i use btc-e and coindesk
i think they are enough..
i think they are enough..
Can check this multi exchange trading platform
www.bit-delta-one.com
It currently supports OkCoin, Bitstamp, Bitfinex, BTC-e, LakeBTC, BTCChina
www.bit-delta-one.com
It currently supports OkCoin, Bitstamp, Bitfinex, BTC-e, LakeBTC, BTCChina
I like the Coindesk price API as a price reference check data point. Check it regularly
you can check price on bitcoinwisdom.com also, it show price from most exchanges also show an average price and price in different currencies
I use BTC-e
Hey thanks everyone, I needed to find some price charts as well.
http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/ Does it matter?
Options are:
BTC-E
Bitstamp
LocalBitcoins
CampBx
VirtEx
Coinfloor
OKcoin
for me best site is bitcoinwisdomOptions are:
BTC-E
Bitstamp
LocalBitcoins
CampBx
VirtEx
Coinfloor
OKcoin
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/
preev.com give average price of all major exchanges
I use BTC-E )
anyway, it's not LocalBitcoins, ridiculous price, higher 150%-200% than the markets
I check the bitcoincharts, http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/
I check the bitcoincharts, http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/
Perhaps SFOX has a reliable price? I never used it? Has anyone here ever tried it?
+1 for coindesk
check this out: http://www.coindesk.com/price/
it has many of them in one place
it has many of them in one place
I used to watch Bitstamp since it had the highest volume before, but post hack, Bitfinex.
The best meter is probably to just average Bitfinex and Bitstamp prices together to get a good Exchange price.
Don't use Preev.com anymore, because it factors in LocalBitcoins, and that's always way off.
The best meter is probably to just average Bitfinex and Bitstamp prices together to get a good Exchange price.
Don't use Preev.com anymore, because it factors in LocalBitcoins, and that's always way off.
I've been following bitfinex lately when I am watching the price.
The one that makes the most sense is the exchange that you use to buy and sell bitcoins.
Seriously. If you can't/won't use other exchanges anyway, you're stuck with that price whatever the hell the market is doing. Though if it's a low volume place, you might get a couple of minutes worth of "lag" on price movements to take advantage of I guess.
I always follow Bitstamp, they don't have the highest volume anymore, but it's a great source.
BTC-E is fair as well.
BTC-E is fair as well.
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