http://eu1.bitcoincharts.com/map/Works only in Chrome (needs websocket). Currently, it also shows forwarded transactions and blocks thus you can see how they spread through the network. I might change that in the future.
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FYI, I've made all detail charts and tables on bitcoincharts.com auto-updating. Not realtime yet, though.
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v0.3.5:
* support for subcent values
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It looks like this gadget has a bug which causes it to do multiple requests per second to http://bitcoincharts.com/t/markets.json in some cases. Bitcoincharts has firewall rules which blacklists IPs that cause too many request/s. If you can't access bitcoincharts, email me at info@bitcoincharts.com and mention your IP so I can unblock it. |
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I changed the link to a static image. It's too much work for the tiny VPS to render it on demand.
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I'm working on a historic market depth chart. Here's one for mtgox: https://i.imgur.com/wcPH7.pngThis is work-in-progress and will change frequently until I figured out how such a chart should look. Any suggestions?  |
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I started work on a patch that adds a CLI: https://github.com/tcatm/bitcoin/tree/cli$ ./bitcoind
Welcome to Bitcoin, the digital crypto currency. (0.3.22-beta)
Type: 'help' for help with commands
'stop' to quit
> getinfo
{"result":{"version":32200,"balance":1.64048576,"blocks":120928,"connections":1,"proxy":"","generate":false,"genproclimit":1,"difficulty":92347.59095209,"hashespersec":0,"testnet":false,"keypoololdest":2465843123,"paytxfee":0.00000000,"errors":""},"error":null,"id":1}
> help sendmany
{"result":"sendmany <fromaccount> {address:amount,...} [minconf=1] [comment]\namounts are double-precision floating point numbers","error":null,"id":1}
> stop
Shutdown initiated. Thank you for using Bitcoin!
$
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Mt. Gox data seems to start on August 17, but Mt. Gox opened on July 17. Is the early data missing?
That's all data that was ever available from mtgox IIRC. If anyone has older trade data I'll be happy to add it to the database |
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I'm happy to announce that http://bitcoincharts.com now offers historic market data. http://bitcoincharts.com/t/trades.csv?symbol=SYMBOL[&start=UNIXTIME][&end=UNIXTIME]
returns CSV:
unixtime,price,amount
You can get a list of symbols and the currency traded from http://bitcoincharts.com/t/markets.jsonWithout start or end set it'll return the last few days (this might change!). Examples: Latest mtgoxUSD trades:
http://bitcoincharts.com/t/trades.csv?symbol=mtgoxUSD
All bcmPPUSD trades:
http://bitcoincharts.com/t/trades.csv?symbol=bcmPPUSD&start=0
btcexYAD trades from a range:
http://bitcoincharts.com/t/trades.csv?symbol=btcexYAD&start=1303000000&end=1303100000
Donations accepted at 1Nqr3MqVyUp6k3o3QPePAdn4Yg4tzgB9kw Please don't use this for realtime streaming! Use the telnet interface (TCP port 27007) instead. This service is strictly for personal use. Do not assume this data to be 100% accurate or write trading bots that rely on it. |
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Depending on your miner you might not hear the sound for a long time. Yep, it should temporarily turn off the fans, too... |
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well, if you want testers, add testnet support. That's what testnet is for.
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Good idea. Maybe the stdio CLI could accept JSON or RPC commands? JSON returns JSON, RPC prettyprints.
So a client like Spesmilo could just start bitcoin-cli as a subprocess and communicate via a pipe.
At the same time, bitcoin-cli could function as an interactive client to another bitcoin(-cli) running with -server.
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Some ideas for bitcoind:
* rename bitcoind -> bitcoin-cli
* add an interactive readline RPC interface forking is disabled
* don't start TCP RPC by default if forking is disabled
Examples:
$ bitcoin-cli
> getinfo
{...}
> stop
$
$ bitcoin-cli -server
Starting ThreadRPC
> stop
$
$ bitcoin-cli -daemon
$ # same behaviour as bitcoind
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I'm currently developing a interface to access the data (as CSV) from custom intervals. It'll be available soon.
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