I wonder if someone could create a frontend/proxy to do that. Sadly, it would probably be used only by a dozen or so hardcore nerds around the world.
Topic: Why is CryptoXChange so slow? Or is it just me? (Read 1193 times)
Wow, what an interesting thought. A curses based ticker/orderbook integrated with some kind of command-line trading client.
I wonder if someone could create a frontend/proxy to do that. Sadly, it would probably be used only by a dozen or so hardcore nerds around the world.
I wonder if someone could create a frontend/proxy to do that. Sadly, it would probably be used only by a dozen or so hardcore nerds around the world.
Site is awkwardly slow but I like doing trades there, I wish there was a non-flashy basic version though.
+1. Hell I would take a ssh login and command line.
Site is awkwardly slow but I like doing trades there, I wish there was a non-flashy basic version though.
+1. Hell I would take a ssh login and command line.
Site is awkwardly slow but I like doing trades there, I wish there was a non-flashy basic version though.
I mean 30 to 60 seconds per page slow.
I remember them being slow when I last used them 6 months ago it seems nothing has changed.
Same for me. I think they moved their servers out of AU, which is why it was slow for me previously, but if that's the case it didn't help much. If they are still hosted in AU, well then blame the shitty submarine links.I remember them being slow when I last used them 6 months ago it seems nothing has changed.
Network speed usually doesn't affect web server speediness as much as coding quality
As far as I know, there is only one submarine cable that goes direct from LA to Sydney, all the rest route through Japan and NZ and some random islands down there.
The IP is still located in Blacktown, New South Wales, Australia (afaik).
I'm aware of two changes going on at CryptoXChange that may or may not be a cause:
1. Their launch of MrBitcoins
2. Fixing the Order Matching Engine ( I notified them of a serious design flaw (bad code/bug) which they supposedly are fixing since last week. )
CryptoXChange hasn't been very active on these forums lately.
I'm aware of two changes going on at CryptoXChange that may or may not be a cause:
1. Their launch of MrBitcoins
2. Fixing the Order Matching Engine ( I notified them of a serious design flaw (bad code/bug) which they supposedly are fixing since last week. )
CryptoXChange hasn't been very active on these forums lately.
I mean 30 to 60 seconds per page slow.
I remember them being slow when I last used them 6 months ago it seems nothing has changed.
Same for me. I think they moved their servers out of AU, which is why it was slow for me previously, but if that's the case it didn't help much. If they are still hosted in AU, well then blame the shitty submarine links.I remember them being slow when I last used them 6 months ago it seems nothing has changed.
Network speed usually doesn't affect web server speediness as much as coding quality
I mean 30 to 60 seconds per page slow.
I remember them being slow when I last used them 6 months ago it seems nothing has changed.
Same for me. I think they moved their servers out of AU, which is why it was slow for me previously, but if that's the case it didn't help much. If they are still hosted in AU, well then blame the shitty submarine links. I remember them being slow when I last used them 6 months ago it seems nothing has changed.
I mean 30 to 60 seconds per page slow.
I remember them being slow when I last used them 6 months ago it seems nothing has changed.
I remember them being slow when I last used them 6 months ago it seems nothing has changed.
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