Wanted: Interactive chart for determining the best exchange to use

[Elwar]

I do not have time to do this but it would be quite helpful.

Basically a website you go to. You choose what bank you use (or manually enter the wire transfer fees, domestic/foreign, of your own bank), your country and choose the amount of money you want to spend on buying bitcoins.

The site would then produce a table sorted by the most bitcoins you can get for that amount of money with some information on how long it will take for the transfer.

It would need to factor in volume based upon the amount you want to spend (a site may have a low sell price of $110 but that is only 1 BTC and the next higher trade price is $120).

You could put up a donation link, but you may actually get some real value by having a chart of people coming to your site letting you know how much they plan on spending on bitcoin in the near future. You can set up a trade bot to react accordingly.

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[joesmoe2012]

Here ya are:

http://bitcoin-analytics.com/

You can donate to me here (though its not my site, I just spent the time to actually search for it and post it here ...)

BTC: 1NWtonHHgXctJ2Vk25L1JvJLjAeWg2ZvhS

[Elwar]

Here ya are:

http://bitcoin-analytics.com/

You can donate to me here (though its not my site, I just spent the time to actually search for it and post it here ...)

BTC: 1NWtonHHgXctJ2Vk25L1JvJLjAeWg2ZvhS

The prices are also listed on bitcoincharts.

I am talking about factoring in the cost of going from bank to actual bitcoin purchase.

Their arbitrage page is cool but I am not a day trader. I just want to move my government money to bitcoins in a way that gives me the most bitcoins possible.

[joesmoe2012]

Actually i'd be interested in that as well...

Did you find anything yet?