DARGO!! Only one thing... request #4316!! If you can not deposit it please return it!!
Support just responded to your ticket. I must admit the way you are promoting the support communication is not the great one as it seems that it is recommended to ask you here to take a look at some ticket. I know you are training new support team members, can't wait the moment when they will go on production  As for now I have no other way than ask you to take a look at #10591 - it is related to verification of the account (on kraken) to which I've send some coins, the verification was initiated some time ago already. |
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signed up and logged in... I am/was excited to see an exchange based right here in the good'ol usa.....
However.
XBT wtf? is that BTC ?
XRP.. really? that is not even a currency
XVN...?? first i heard of this... just looked it up.... not peer to peer... oversight by HSBC... really? wtf
These currency codes, beginning with an X, are more consistent with ISO conventions than the current trend for BTC etc. In fact, BTC is reserved for Bhutan, IIRC. Codes beginning with X are more permissible for non-fiat and non-state-specific currencies, and thus perfect for cryptocurrencies like bitcoin (XBT), ripple (XRP), ven (XVN), etc. Feel free to keep referring to bitcoin as BTC if it is more convenient, but if bitcoin is to be accepted properly it will be represented as XBT, and Kraken is simply trying to be proactive in this respect in order to be a more professional exchange. good to know about Bhutan, they have a chance to make BTC their official national currency then  good to see you in the kraken topic |
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I have provided information including image transfer information email address and password. He asked to wait about 1 hour. I am very worried now. hopes will resolve and return my email soon.
if not this time than on some other time, someone will give you a painful lesson of IT security. Support should not even ask for your btce password, but private email password... |
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API is working fine, it is only website error
are the cryptocurrencies deposits works? I've sent one yesterday and still it is not on my account.
wasn't that resolved already?
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so what will be the next fiat currency you are going to support?
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What are the rate limits for api requests? Would be useful to add these to the help page.
The rate limit is 1 call every 5 seconds. Is this for private calls only? Whats the limit for public calls? I feel kinda spammy to get the order book for few pairs :s +1 Dargo, such information needs to be provided in api documentation. do you have any kind of api newsletter? to be up to date with any kind of changes improvements (even the docs improvements). This would help too. |
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csv exports of what? isn't json good enough? it's a standard already, not so easy to just download and open in ms excel but much more flexible that just csv.
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I'm very happy that you are sharing this R package. I'm going to test it.
And I'm happy you've included kraken in the list of supported exchange.
I dunno I will find to do test it today, but as soon as I get some review, I'll let you know.
One last thing: are you planning to host the code somewhere like github or similar ?
Yes, I've share it on github, v0.6, but I'm not updating it currently, github require .net on windows platform which I do not use. I think I will stick with the cran for now (updates there allowed each 1-2 months). The only changes which I'm currently planning to do till v1.0 is to extend the api.dict for all common API methods + more error catching, so it affect market.api.process only. If you are using the package on one market only, or at least build a logic per market, you should not see any difference, as you can, and probably want to, use market.api.query (it returns full results from market's API). If you are going to build market independent logic than, yes, you might be interested of market.api.process. Unfortunately I'm currently focus on other project, Rbitcoin will be updated, but because of that other project I will stick with cran and monthly updates. I'm not sure if required packages will be loaded automatically when loading Rbitcoin, be aware of require/library them (RCurl, RJSONIO, digest, data.table). |
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What do the X and Z represent in your currency pairs?
XLTCXXRP
XLTCZEUR
Trying to use your API and I want to get LTC/EUR ticker for example.
I need logic to map standard pairs like ltc_eur back to your x/z pairs and I'm not sure what the logic or reasoning is.
X cryptocurrencies, Z fiat |
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I'm hesitant. On the deposit page for Bitcoin (XBT) it says, "The deposit addresses can change from deposit to deposit. So each time you deposit, you'll need to visit this page to get your current deposit addresses." I have one address I have previously used, and it is labeled as 'Used Address'. Is it still safe to deposit to this address? (I generated a new deposit address anyway to be sure.)
'used' addresses are safe. If you create enough new addresses, your used addresses will change to 'expiring #' where # = number of days remaining (starts at 7) before you shouldn't use it anymore. Right now you're allowed to have 5 addresses between new and used without any expiring. If you create a 6th address, one of your used addresses will be set to expire. You can't yet decide which of those addresses will expire but we're working on that. would be good to have that information at least in the FAQ (if it is not already there). Current process may be not so clear. |
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Your cool script works great on my desktop (win7x64+R3.0.2) and I find it very useful. Thank you very much for it!!!! I have just a Rnewbie question: what is the origin of the $date timeline? In fact when I set the parameter "origin" to "1970-01-01" and apply as.date(mtgoxtrade$date) in order to have a more readable time column , I get dates like "4870-07-23".  simple way: pass as.numeric(substr(date,1,10)) to as.POSIXct. You will lose 0.1s precision if available most correct way: (as.numeric(date)/x) - x should be kind of 1000, 1000000, to have a result with 10 numbers on left left from decimal sign. Than it will keep the microseconds after conversion to posix. check this one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=343504.0 |
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Rbitcoin - R & bitcoin integration (bitstamp, btce, kraken) I would like to share R package. Current version 0.9 R is programming environment, R packages are the plugins. Use cases: - place limit buy/sell orders without the need to enter lagged market’s websites - you can place an order in a most efficient way, directly on market’s API. - call any other method on the market’s API, both public and private. - transform the data returned by API calls to tabular shape. - easy to code a stop loss (download ticker, conditionally place order). - build a wider logic on the package and create any bot you can imagine. Package advantages: - open source - handle following markets: mtgox, bitstamp, btce, kraken - unification of in-out data structures used in markets API communication - error handling (R level error and market level error) - comprehensive documentation Package is available in the global repository cran, which increase its accessibility. Link to package on cran: http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/Rbitcoin/index.htmlIn R application you need to run: install.packages("Rbitcoin", dependencies = TRUE) #package installation
library("Rbitcoin") #package loading
?btc #run documentationDocumentation is also available in pdf on site linked above. R homepage: http://www.r-project.org/Recommended also RStudio (Powerful IDE for R): http://www.rstudio.com/BTC donation: bitcoin:15Mb2QcgF3XDMeVn6M7oCG6CQLw4mkedDiknown issues in 0.9: - I forget to export antiddos function, call it by Rbitcoin:::antiddos till the next update |
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I believe kraken is targeting to lead EUR/crypto exchanges which would be very good. For many countries it means no additional currency conversion on withdrawal or for some it means one conversion instead of USD-EUR-local currency only EUR-local currency.
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Dargo, just wanted to let you know i'm a very happy customer. Keep that shit up!  Did my first trades during the small LTC bubble. Everything worked perfectly (bitcoin and litecoin deposits, placing orders). Requested EUR SEPA withdrawal on the 8th (friday) around 3-4PM, got them on the 11th (monday) around the same time. Next business day, excelent. Excelent service, low fees, fast wihdrawals. You deliver as promised. Thumbs up from me Now that I have your attention... A small sugestion. Since you deal in multiple currency pairs it would be great if you had the current best sell/buy price for each pair on top of the page. Kind of like on BTC-E, but both sell and buy. They only have the highest buy price. Thanks! +1, for me less than 48h for international SEPA transfer. Definitely the most interesting market currently, higher volume should come in time without any problems. |
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a script which: 1. downloads all available trades from bitcoincharts.com csv api 2. downloads all missing (the most recent which were not yet cached by bitcoincharts csv api) trades from mtgox api directly 3. integrate data from two sources 4. dump to csv or sqlite db https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=286755.0open source |
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Hey,
Whenever I click on the 'show new replies to your post' link at the top near my profile, It shows about 10 different posts that I have commented on but not actual posts that I created. I no longer wish to be included in these topics - is there any way I can make it not show up under the 'new replies to your posts' link?
Don't have any of your posts in the thread? even if he/I do I do not want to list them on the 'new replies to your posts'. Is there any way to unwatch/unfollow? |
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