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[GeniuSxBoY]

http://mtgoxlive.com/orders

[Batouzo]

http://mtgoxlive.com/orders

"please use Google Chrome to view this page"

What the hell is that?

[DamienBlack]

http://mtgoxlive.com/orders

"please use Google Chrome to view this page"

What the hell is that?

It needs websockets. Chrome is the only one that has ws enables by default. You can enable them in firefox 4, just search for it.

[GeniuSxBoY]

oh... yeh you need google chrome to see the page.

It's nice and worth it, tbqh.

[Sukrim]

oh... yeh you need google chrome to see the page.

No, you need websockets enabled in your browser (Firefox has them disabled by default)

[fujiwara]

it's great, I'm using it as well - on chrome, just cuz I was too lazy to enable websockets on ff.

[hazek]

OP, the feed is currently showing the live trading on TradeHill and not mtgox.

[stillfire]

Safari also works.

[carbonc]

I know this is a stupid question, but how does one read this chart?

I can see the selling price is the bottom X-axis and corresponds to the green line...

[GeniuSxBoY]

lol@ hazek  

[BitVapes]

what are the security risks of enabling websockets in firefox 4?   As I understand it, the reason it is disabled is because of security risks.  I wouldn't think mtgox would risk yet more security problems

[GeniuSxBoY]

This is a cumulative graph of the outstanding orders on the MtGox exchange. It shows how much BTC/USD will have to be bought/sold before the market rate hits a certain USD price. For example, let's say you want to know how much USD would have to be spent buying BTC before the price reaches 40 USD. First find 40.0 on the bottom axis. Then find where the blue line intersects $40.0. Now find what value that corresponds to on the right axis. If it corresponds to $200000 then that's how much USD would have to be spent buying BTC before the price reached 40 USD.

In Laymen's terms:

Carbon... the green line is the "airplane exhaust trail", with the airplane moving south.

The very bottom pixel in the green line is the latest price of a bitcoin just sold.


The yellow line tells you how much money/bitcoin is needed to drop the price to that point.

The blue line tells you how much money/bitcoins is needed to raise the price to that point.

[BitVapes]

what are the security risks of enabling websockets in firefox 4?   As I understand it, the reason it is disabled is because of security risks.  I wouldn't think mtgox would risk yet more security problems

nevermind, enabled and all I see is a blank page.   disabled and moving on

[carbonc]

nevermind,
I figured it out.
Blue is the buyer's ask,
yellow is the sellers ask.

Interesting way of looking at the data.

[URSAY]

what are the security risks of enabling websockets in firefox 4?   As I understand it, the reason it is disabled is because of security risks.  I wouldn't think mtgox would risk yet more security problems

Good question.  It appears Firefox and Opera have disabled websockets in newer versions because it is insecure.  Does Google address this insecurity?

[Synaptic]

FUCK IT, WE'LL DO IT LIVE!

[BitVapes]

is the domain 'mtgoxlive.com'  owned by the same people as 'mtgox.com' ?   If not, where are they getting this data

[hunter]

This is what I see in FF..

http://i52.tinypic.com/5l5fa1.png

[Waldschrat]

@hunter: Enable WebSockets!

[Synaesthesia]

This is what I see in FF..

Your Firefox sure looks like Chrome