There is no data feed like you desire. You'd have to write your own data downloader and converter, or trade logger. Look at sierrachartbridge as an example: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=6019.0

Daily prices don't allow much analysis; you are looking for one day of trades per download? Also, trading doesn't close, so you'd just have to pick the last trade at a certain time of day.

Each exchange has a different API to get data. Here is mtgox's, which includes the current day data:
docs: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/MtGox/API/HTTP/v2#Multi_currency_trades

example: http://data.mtgox.com/api/2/BTCUSD/money/ticker

There is a huge historical download of every historical trade ever at bitcoincharts, but it is down.

This is your GPU returning invalid hashes from it's kernel. This is because new drivers are crap for older cards.

- Uninstall AMD APP SDK

- Uninstall AMD Catalyst Install manager: choose "uninstall all software", make sure you have only a VGA driver after restart.

- Manually remove these files not removed by the installer; any other obvious ATI files with the same file date:
  C:\Windows\System32\amdocl64.dll
  C:\Windows\System32\amdoclcl64.dll
  C:\Windows\System32\OpenCL.dll
  C:\Windows\SysWOW64\amdocl.dll
  C:\Windows\SysWOW64\amdoclcl.dll
  C:\Windows\SysWOW64\OpenCL.dll

- Install just the Catalyst 11.11 driver package (no SDK is needed; the AMD APP runtime is included with driver)

- Mine just a bit slower on your 6870 than a 5830 would.

Better:
- use cgminer
- set phatk worksize to 256 and underclock GPU RAM to 300MHz for best power efficiency and higher hashrate

The current bidder is 1 feedback with 0% positive. Items bid on - 26. They are bidding on 20 other items in coins and money. Note that sellers cannot leave a negative feedback on crap buyers, they can only leave a positive because eBay is so f**ked.

They dumped a bid on Apr-13-13 00:24:26 that is still the top bid, don't expect this to turn out well if that guy wins. I would cancel this kind of bidder immediately, but you've let it go on too long that it may have discouraged other bidders.

Aftermath v2 - how much USD changed hands each minute:

This is the aftermath (this thread can ddos my web instead of bitcoincharts):

and 67->57 in five minutes again... This is a busy night.

Players sold off $2M of BTC from 65 to 55 in 15 minutes, so there was nothing on the books between those prices.

I'm not playing, just watching the fun, you could tell that a whale had entered the sea.

It worked! Sell at 60, Buy em back at 69 now...

Bottom called at 55, BUY! 68 again! Jeez.

60.0 1300 BTC wall went up, destroyed in 5 seconds.

Gox fixed their site, 300 trades in a second with <1 sec lag.

edit: 59 & 58.0 blown away too.

edit: 3200 of wall @ 57 gone. Winkevoss want out..?

edit: 1500 of 56 gone. Next to fall is 1800 at 55...

edit: our hero buys 1300 BTC of thin to 60, instantly back to 55.49

Live chart, watch the fun:

Removed because it was killing charts site.

The hacker shows that he has access to linode's own www, and compromise was apparently over two weeks ago:

https://bin.defuse.ca/hq0Ay8RzpKdR6vQwYxnmhc

You can see things like the yahoo and google webmaster tokens, and verify that they are files on the live site:

http://www.linode.com/googledebcc14d3c9f777a.html


So hackers get to reset your password to a new one... I guess at least you will know you are hacked then.
Besides admins that steal your Bitcoins, "we suck at security, so we call the cops". Just another reason to run from Linode.

The first confirmation is your transaction being included in the blockchain. Block finding is random. The median time between blocks is seven minutes; half the blocks will take less than seven minutes, however some may take much more, such as the 15 minutes it took for a second block, or recent block 231531 which took 30 minutes.

Your transaction may not be included in the first block created after you send it, due to competition for block space. Including a higher than standard fee motivates miners to include your transaction in the blockchain before others.

Now.

Interest in Kenny Chesney also seems to indicate a disinterest in Bitcoin...

What are people searching for where they aren't searching for Bitcoin?

West Virginia seems to rank highest in satan believers/bitcoin deniers.

It was a link in the btc-e chat. It could as easily have been a link posted here.

What could limit the success of these attacks besides 2FA would be if mtgox would lock changes to withdraw address or account details for 24 hours and send an email of the activity.