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The real time data platform now supports Bitfloor (https://bitfloor/), since it has recently added a WebSocket API (https://bitfloor.com/docs/api/market-data/websocket). Please note that chart and ticker support are coming soon.

This is the second exchange supported on my website, and I will be able to add additional exchanges that implement streaming APIs. (If you are an exchange developer, take a look at the Bitfloor WebSocket API for inspiration.)

Now online at bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/bitfloor (http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/bitfloor/)

Awesome!  Now the fun begins to consolidate the order books and T&S from Mt Gox and Bitfloor into one page.  Is this possible with the sockets, or can you only have one socket per web page?

I can connect to many sockets on one page, no problem. My concern is how to properly consolidate data and display it for consumption...

I see using the "Services" link in the top right gives the ability to switch between feeds.

The when in 'ticker" view, it shows "Order Book" only (which is the Mt. Gox book).

I would say intermix the content into the same display. T&S can have a 2-letter designation next to each entry in the list. MG, BF, etc. in the order book it's not that important to designate the exchange, especially with the price grouping, just intermix the books.

This could get really tricky because there are so many arbitrage opportunities. I would have to display a "crossed book" probably most of the time, with the highest bids coming in above the lowest asks (from different exchanges).

But it would be really cool...

(especially if more exchanges got on the ball and implemented some WebSockets)

Got it. Thanks!

Hello.
There are often orders that have been cancelled or executed but still appear on the orderbook (until I refresh the window) resulting in the crossed orderbook.
It seems that the similar problem with MtGox page is solved somehow. Can you make it work and look like MtGox page?


Thanks.