I think the nonce is not really tied to the time? You could just count it up at each request?
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Could you run the site? Would it be legal at your location?
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Maybe I could contribute some code, but I cannot do graphics...
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My code has a feature to download certs from exchanges, but cannot add it to the keystore as a regular user AFAIK. Cross-Site trading: I've started some code to get data from btc-e to withdraw and deposit. Would be cool, if someone came up with the rest of the code to do so. Someone in this forum mentioned, that there's an API method to perform such stuff, but this method is not public and has to be enabled by the sysadmin there.... So I'd be interested to collaborate to complete my code, that just parses and posts to the website.
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Are you interested in skill games, too?
I played with some javascript code for a coin game...
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empoweoqwj: you are interested in a linux app?
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Replace the 'Livig in forward thinking' with a big 'B I T C O I N L O T T E R Y"...
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You should use the depth, not the ticker. There are many bots trading there, posting 0.1 orders etc. So if you want to sell a few btc, you'd have to consider the first x orders, not just the first order...
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I think it's great, that you are now working together on such a bot.
But do you really think, it's a good idea to realize it as a browser plugin?
I would recommend to use some lib to connect to exchanges, so you could easily add new exchanges or do trades between 2 exchanges.
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Protip: There is no software solution to this problem.
All the code needed to make a distributed exchange already exists - what's missing is the human capital: people willing to step away from the keyboard, go outside, and do stuff out in the real world.
If you want to solve this problem the first thing to focus is getting as many people as possible to start actively trading on localbitcoins.com. This is harder than it sounds, however, because you do actually have to go out and get your hands dirty in the real world. It involves communication, negotiation, arranging meeting places, and some degree of financial savvy.
Get 1000 new people involved in operating their own local exchanges and they'll be too busy actually solving the problem to have time to worry about whether they should use Riak to TahoeLAFS for yet another order book system that isn't even needed.
I like your statement. I thought it might be better to use a smartphone app with the GPS functionality to find people near your to create a real p2p service. Without a central page of registered users, like localbitcoins does it. Problem is, that I don't see any business model in such a system, since there you cannot monitor any deals made by the users. So you cannot request a fee from the users. So I guess, no company would develop such a system.
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No. I don't want to sell anything...
Do _you_ want to sell it?
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Winrar? No, a page for the trades. Like you can see at btc-e: https://btc-e.com/Between the currency pairs, and the order form? Although I actually prefer a simpler form, like I used here: https://i.imgur.com/MqHfF.jpgJust a graph from the trades, or so...
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I don't want to sell it, although the btc-e owner showed interest. Maybe release it as opensource, or so?
The app is actually a website running on a smartphone. I can explain the concept to you, if you are interested.
I have 2 other projects (a gaming site and a trading site), but these projects are too complicated for your offer...
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BTW: it _has_ to be a website? I've started a small phonegap project for btc-e: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=135392.0Maybe you would be interested in contributing a 'trades' page, or so? It's HTML and javascript...just like any other webpage... Ciao, Andreas
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Aber da ist doch der montägliche Feiertag...sämtliche Bitcoiner sind wohl aktuell in Urlaub...denk ich mal...
Ansonsten könnt ich mir schon vorstellen, mal vorbei zuschauen...
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Your java installation manages the certs for all java apps. You can use keytool to add a new cert.
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