Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker

[robocoin]

If we are fractal and looking like just before the first early spikes then hold on to your minds if you have a few BTC going by those charts.

jesus! I think I see it, too. That'd be one hell of a good time

If this brought you onto a trip. (I definitely am) You could continue here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qXSeNKXNPQ

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[Stapleddiet]

If we are fractal and looking like just before the first early spikes then hold on to your minds if you have a few BTC going by those charts.

jesus! I think I see it, too. That'd be one hell of a good time

If this brought you onto a trip. (I definitely am) You could continue here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qXSeNKXNPQ

I love that stuff thanks.

[lebing]

For recreational purposes and as fodder for the bulls, here's a chart I just made that attempts to get a better picture of actual Bitcoin transaction volume (in USD, from 2011 through now) by exploting the effect of a recently discovered bug in the satoshi client that causes "the change output to never be the last output of a transaction":


(click for larger version and more info)

If this indeed shows an accurate enough picture of Bitcoins actual transaction Volume (the extent to which this is the case is unknown to me) then I can't help but say: this is fundamentally bullish.

Awesome, thanks 

[robocoin]

Looking forward for an insane week.

[420]

bulllllllllllllllllllllllish

23:52:15   14.11601   0.0100
23:52:15   14.19087   0.1005
23:52:03   14.11601   0.0100
23:52:02   14.19087   1.7600
23:51:28   14.11601   0.0100
23:51:27   14.19087   0.2036
23:51:27   14.19086   22.1229
23:51:19   14.19086   16.9978
23:49:16   14.19087   2373.9756
23:49:16   14.19000   200.0000
23:49:16   14.19000   24.9128
23:49:15   14.19000   1.0000
23:49:15   14.18999   234.5187
23:49:15   14.18997   84.6268
23:49:15   14.18990   586.8699
23:49:15   14.18987   77.0000
23:49:15   14.18980   0.1594
23:49:15   14.18874   0.0531
23:49:15   14.18750   47.3773
23:49:15   14.18712   0.0716
23:49:15   14.18643   0.0604
23:49:15   14.18630   0.0361
23:49:15   14.18500   50.0000
23:49:15   14.18450   50.0000
23:49:15   14.18386   0.0963
23:49:15   14.18363   0.0308
23:49:15   14.18344   0.0340
23:49:15   14.18282   5.3555
23:49:14   14.18125   0.0743
23:49:14   14.18000   90.3487
23:49:14   14.17999   7.9896
23:49:14   14.17950   21.4925
23:49:14   14.17400   24.0000
23:49:14   14.17399   4.6894
23:47:21   14.11603   5.0000
23:45:20   14.11603   33.7960
23:42:26   14.17399   27.1982
23:41:25   14.11601   0.0100
23:41:24   14.17950   8.4994
23:41:15   14.11601   0.0100
23:41:14   14.17950   6.5956

[dust]

For recreational purposes and as fodder for the bulls, here's a chart I just made that attempts to get a better picture of actual Bitcoin transaction volume (in USD, from 2011 through now) by exploting the effect of a recently discovered bug in the satoshi client that causes "the change output to never be the last output of a transaction":

<chart snipped>

If this indeed shows an accurate enough picture of Bitcoins actual transaction Volume (the extent to which this is the case is unknown to me) then I can't help but say: this is fundamentally bullish.

I would be interested in seeing this chart with all of transactions involving 1dice* addresses excluded from the data.

[notme]

For recreational purposes and as fodder for the bulls, here's a chart I just made that attempts to get a better picture of actual Bitcoin transaction volume (in USD, from 2011 through now) by exploting the effect of a recently discovered bug in the satoshi client that causes "the change output to never be the last output of a transaction":


(click for larger version and more info)

If this indeed shows an accurate enough picture of Bitcoins actual transaction Volume (the extent to which this is the case is unknown to me) then I can't help but say: this is fundamentally bullish.

I would be interested in seeing this chart with all of transactions involving 1dice* addresses excluded from the data.

+1

[420]

I'm tired of seeing the same picture posted over and over

[lebing]

I'm tired of seeing the same picture posted over and over

Must... resist... urge.... to post goatse in the wall thread










Phew. You are lucky I am feeling strong today.

[thezerg]

Does the type of graph of the bids & asks -- you know the one formatted like a valley -- not the bars of bitcoin charts -- that everyone posts have a name?

[bb113]

Does the type of graph of the bids & asks -- you know the one formatted like a valley -- not the bars of bitcoin charts -- that everyone posts have a name?

I have never seen this type of chart besides related to bitcoin. I would like an answer to this as well. I think it is a great chart that conveys way more info (even if misleading) than the usual timecourses.

[lebing]

Last chance to get coins under 14.50...

[Hexadecibel]

stupid bank wires taking forever....

[myself]

BUY BUY BUY BUY

[der_meister]

8700 bid @14.15 

[keewee]

8700 bid @14.15 

Gone. And the games begin? 

[byronbb]

Is there anything to infer from the stepped nature of the walls? The ask side is much more edgy, whereas the buy side shows a more graded smoothness.

[phatsphere]

Is there anything to infer from the stepped nature of the walls? The ask side is much more edgy, whereas the buy side shows a more graded smoothness.

if the step comes and goes at once, one can assume that it is just one individual in the market. smoother walls can be the result of big players as well (i.e. it's trivial to place many asks or bids instead of just one)

[420]

ridged walls more likely to be fake

[myself]

BUY BUY BUY BUY