Realtime MtGox Time and Sales

[Clark]

Trades that change direction from downward to upward are not considered part of the same order, so they colored differently.

That is a peculiar trade though.

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[S3052]

the T&S and the order book dont work for me today, while it was working perfectly before on chrome.

Anyone observing the same?

[dserrano5]

the T&S and the order book dont work for me today, while it was working perfectly before on chrome.

Anyone observing the same?

No, they're both working here, chrome 13.

[S3052]

thanks. now its working

[Clark]

Added feature:

The current 'trend' is output in the console and in the header. The trend is defined as a series of trades in the same direction, and the output is the total price change from the end of the last trend  (in USD) along with the total number of BTC traded during the current run.

[nimnul]

You should try using pusher.com technology, its universal

You should try http://socket.io technology - it's both universal and free

[Clark]

I have launched the Time & Sales and Order Book in a combined product. Read about it here.

Or visit http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/

Enjoy!

[joe82]

websocket closed erorr every time

[Clark]

websocket closed erorr every time

Are you using Chrome 14? You can read a little bit more about the problem on this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43514.msg540281#msg540281

Short answer: MtGox controls the WebSocket, and they are using an incorrect packet framing protocol that Chrome 14 does not support.

[realcoin]

works in firefox 4, just set network.websocket.override-security-block to true

Dont find it in firefox 7  There are 9 "network.websocket. ..." but no with "override-security-block"

Opera works, looks very nice!

Will you build the order book for trading?

[Clark]

works in firefox 4, just set network.websocket.override-security-block to true

Dont find it in firefox 7  There are 9 "network.websocket. ..." but no with "override-security-block"

Opera works, looks very nice!

Will you build the order book for trading?

MtGox is really dragging its feet on this WebSocket compatibility thing.

What do you mean by 'order book for trading'? I have already created the order book, combined with the other services at http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/

[Litt]

works in firefox 4, just set network.websocket.override-security-block to true

Dont find it in firefox 7  There are 9 "network.websocket. ..." but no with "override-security-block"

Opera works, looks very nice!

Will you build the order book for trading?

MtGox is really dragging its feet on this WebSocket compatibility thing.

What do you mean by 'order book for trading'? I have already created the order book, combined with the other services at http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/

I love your page, but MtGox is lagging with websocket update... 

[realcoin]

What do you mean by 'order book for trading'? I have already created the order book, combined with the other services at http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/

Is it possible to trade from your order book, by clicking on bid or ask (row)?

I ask this accidentally in other thread:
Is it possible to export the Time & Sales as CSV (txt) file?

[Clark]

Is it possible to trade from your order book, by clicking on bid or ask (row)?

I am working on a web-based trading platform at this very moment.

Do you think order book sweeps (the thing you describe) would be a good function to implement?

[realcoin]

Do you think order book sweeps (the thing you describe) would be a good function to implement?

I am not native english speaker. What do you mean order book "sweeps"?

[Clark]

A sweep is where you can click a point on the order book and fill all the orders up to that point, either buying from the Asks or selling to the Bids.

[realcoin]

A sweep is where you can click a point on the order book and fill all the orders up to that point, either buying from the Asks or selling to the Bids.

It sounds like a Limit Order?

Limit order

A limit order is an order to buy a security at not more, or sell at not less, than a specific price. This gives the trader (customer) control over the price at which the trade is executed; however, the order may never be executed ("filled").[2] Limit orders are used when the trader wishes to control price rather than certainty of execution.

A buy limit order can only be executed at the limit price or lower. For example, if an investor wants to buy a stock, but doesn't want to pay more than $20 for it, the investor can place a limit order to buy the stock at $20 "or better". By entering a limit order rather than a market order, the investor will not buy the stock at a higher price, but, may get fewer shares than he wants or not get the stock at all.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_%28exchange%29#Limit_order

If you do a limit order  e.g. @4.231, to buy 100 BTC, you would get all BTC below. Right?

Code:

ASK price / volume
4.231     / 20 <- limit order
4.2      /  10
4.156    /  50
4.044    /  20
------------
             = 100 BTC

[mizerydearia]

Also, if you use Freenode IRC network, you can see real-time trade data for all bitcoin markets in #bitcoin-markets - Do NOT join these channels.  If you do, you will be an 'annoying asshole' just liek me (see reply below)   - boo drama-induced style of discussions


I appended to this reply instead of creating a new reply so as to be less 'annoying asshole.'

Also, if you use Freenode IRC network, you can see real-time trade data for all bitcoin markets in #bitcoin-markets

Ok dude, now you are being a annoying asshole.

Advertising is fine.

Advertising all the time, in several places that do not belong to you, including competing channels, and topics opened by competitors of your product, is not fine.

huh?  o_X   competing channels?  (maybe this forum thread is a competing channel?)  x_O   product?  maybe service?


For the sake of full disclosure, I grepped all of my IRC logs (even across dozens of IRC networks other than freenode) for all instances of "bitcoin-markets" to see where I (or anyone else) has 'advertised' them.

The channels that I mentioned the channel on are (all freenode): #bitcoin, #bitcoin-anarchy, #bitcoin-ar, #bitcoin-aus, #bitcoin-br, #bitcoin-cake, #bitcoin-economics, #bitcoin-otc, #bitcoin-otc-foyer, #bitcoinica, #freenode, #mtgox, #solidcoin, #witcoin
The channels that sYN4P515 mentioned the channel on are (all freenode): #bitcoin-otc-ru, #mtgoxlive

Other than #mtgoxlive (which I am not responsible for posting in), I do not see any 'competing channels.'

Therefore I presume it is safe to indicate that speeder's claim of "including competing channels" is biased/misleading/misinformation.

Also, I have received a bit more concern over https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=47057 as being annoying in which ~10% of the people I have helped spread awareness to were retaliatory/annoyed whilst the remaining ~90% were appreciative/thankful due to not realizing there was bitcoin community for their country.

[speeder]

Also, if you use Freenode IRC network, you can see real-time trade data for all bitcoin markets in #bitcoin-markets

Ok dude, now you are being a annoying asshole.

Advertising is fine.

Advertising all the time, in several places that do not belong to you, including competing channels, and topics opened by competitors of your product, is not fine.

[Clark]

If you do a limit order  e.g. @4.231, to buy 100 BTC, you would get all BTC below. Right?

Code:

ASK price / volume
4.231     / 20 <- limit order
4.2      /  10
4.156    /  50
4.044    /  20
------------
             = 100 BTC

I think the point of the sweep is that is computes the right amount to purchase / sell to take the book to that point.