Topic: Why can't mtgox make your own real-time charts? (Read 1127 times)
And look at that bit, giant, horseshoe of a dip to 3.2. How silly.
Mtgoxlive was bought by Mtgox, so they do have their own live-feed. It was down for a little while, but it seems to be working again.
Charting directly with Mtgox's feed with Sierra Chart seems best. Too bad the feed doesn't support market depth. Even though it's really misleading with all the manipulating with bid and ask walls, it was still nice to have.
As a non-decentralized exchange,
it should be standard service!
Mtgox sucks!
Charting directly with Mtgox's feed with Sierra Chart seems best. Too bad the feed doesn't support market depth. Even though it's really misleading with all the manipulating with bid and ask walls, it was still nice to have.
I currently run about 5 charts and about 2/3 of them run during major market moves. MTGoxLive consistently dies when volume increases though. I really wish there were more reliable charting options. I amd going to try that moody site from now on.
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
Use clarkmoody or the currently buggy bitcoinity
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
Use clarkmoody or the currently buggy bitcoinity
http://bitcoinity.org/markets
Mtgox, you guys sucks!!
Almost everytime something happens, nowhere to see real-time charts.
I hate this.
I hate this.
Why ?
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