Is there a way to get the Mt. Gox historical trading data, broken down by hour?

One thing I would love to see is a freaking GUI. I may be alone in this, but having a chart tracking the prices, and a GUI that would allow me to take over manual controls or to give up control for the different trading engines, just basically allowing me to alter the configuration on the fly, without having to manually edit the files, would be nice.

The fact that you don't see the irony in that sentence scares me. It's this very sentiment that is the reason that we need more legal services on Tor. Tor has already gotten a bad name due to the use of illegal websites, providing legal services as .onion sites would allow a more legitimate internet service to grow in the .onion universe.

As for if this site "needs" to be a .onion, I don't think it "needs" to be. Tor Browser allows you to browse both .onion and non-.onion sites so if you're worried about security, navigate here through Tor. There's no reason we NEED a .onion address.

Well the grey area is in the wording of the law. One of the laws states that if the gaming coinage (in this case Bitcoins) is able to be converted to legal tender, it is illegal. But I'm 99% sure that was meant like in a regular casino where you can convert your chips to money, if you can do the same on the casino site it's illegal. But like I said, I'm no lawyer, so I'm definitely interested in hearing from one.

I think so as well. I have code already in place that I've been polishing up for Blackjack, Roulette, Video Poker and Slots. It's setup to accept a virtual currency that's decided by the site using a currency system I've also developed which is easy to switch different currencies in and out of. That said, basically I'm ready to go just need to know if it's legal, and if it is, i need a website template, and some bitcoin funding for the vault to cover bets.

As this is my day job, I'd say I most likely have the skillset you need, the question is, what's the project? You'd have to go a bit more in detail than that.

I'm interested to hear from a gaming lawyer, if one exists out there, who would be able to tell me the legal implications of an internet gambling site, based in the United States, where the sole currency used is Bitcoins. I am by far not a lawyer, but I've read the laws regarding internet gambling, and from my understanding, because the website would not actually pay out a legal tender such as USD, and Bitcoins are not a legal form of currency, it might be a legal form of business. If I'm reading these right, it would only become illegal if I also provided a service on the same site allowing customers to exchange bitcoins for a legal form of currency.

Like I said, I may be wrong, and I would definitely like to know if I'm right, because if so I have a bitcoin casino website ready to go with some very minor tweaks.