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furuknap: Exactly, but to get there, there needs to be a desire for professional information that is more visible. I'm testing the market with a new mining
book in a few weeks (maybe a couple of months, depending on whether I move from Norway). Having some experience from publishing, I'd use that to understand the market and what people want.
truffles: whats the price range of this
book ?
furuknap: Yeah, that sort of puts you out of the audience of the
book :-)
furuknap: mp, I'm mostly recognized in the SharePoint community where there are two community players that run highly successful ad servics for bloggers and services. I've reached out to one of them who is also a sponsor for my next
book and asked whether she'd be willing to look at a similar service for BTC community.
taub: havent been paying attention to the close range
book, just the overall sums
Chaaang-Noi: 1984 is an awesome
book orwell was a brilliant motherfuckler
gribble: (obip <width>) -- Calculate the "order
book implied price", by finding the weighted average price of coins <width> BTC up and down from the spread.
mircea_popescu: in general, not just mpoe, not just mpex, not even just financials. mtgox
book is puffy too
toffoo: but no, the
book was about an older one where they robbed the antwerp diamond center
toffoo: mircea_popescu i recently finished a
book called 'Flawless' about another belgian diamond heist .. which i think they got away with
mjr___: ideally you can just easily see an order
book and either place an order or take an order already listed
mircea_popescu: In 2000, economist and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers became president of Harvard. Soon after, Summers held a private meeting with West, where he reportedly rebuked West for missing too many classes, contributing to grade inflation, neglecting serious scholarship, and spending too much time on his economically profitable projects. Summers reportedly suggested that West produce an academic
book befittin
mjr___: basically it is trying to maintain a level 2
book in real time synched across 20 mobile devices
mjr___: so hopefully anyone anywhere can just say "me meet at location x at time y" and then they have an order
book for advertising prices
mjr___: easy to use level 2
book, maybe geolocation features
pgp2: then stacks the
book at the bottom to create lag, giving the impression that hugh market buy orders are coming in...
davout: mircea_popescu: nice management
book Bugpowder: That japanese cop is reading a
book about wine
error4733: order
book can't lie :) 90 easy imo
damientrog: I read a
book about about Fatal familial insomnia
nanotube: gribble caches the
book data for 120 seconds
nanotube: mircea_popescu: vintage means "how long ago was the order
book data retrieved"
rexcrypto: he was planning to write the "bitcoin
book"
rexcrypto: what ever happened to zhoutong's
book ?
mircea_popescu: <ThickAsThieves> like why fluff the bid
book in this case << what's that mean ?
ThickAsThieves: okay, suppose the actor actually represents a great majority of the highest 5000btc of the bid
book on Gox. Couldn't he sell those puts, dump 5000btc into mostly his own bids, driving price lower so he can now buy more btc at the new lower price? As long as he doesnt sell so low that he triggers the bot to excercise, he would be leveraging the btc to get more btc
mircea_popescu: the golden rule of mpex is "it always pays to have positions in the
book"
mjr___: specifically look up "papa was a rodeo", "nothing matters when we're dancing", "the
book of love"...
kakobrekla: Think of this as a
book, or at least as a quality blog, to be enjoyed with quality wine and cigars in candle light.
jcpham: perfect storm, a jeweler, a criminal, and a
book mod6: my guess is that the OIX return to its normal state of tracking pricing via options once the
book rolls over for next month. every since the correction on the 10th it's been pretty minimal for options.
MJR_: which i will then spit into my order
book, i'm going to basically place an order on the internal
book for every order i get from gox
mircea_popescu: even if it's a situation of loaded
book, they're settled by fixing
mircea_popescu: MJR_ prolly something you can make. not so hard to query the
book gribble: Error: Failure to retrieve order
book data. Try again later.
Chaang-Noi: yeah 21 million on the
book, and with 50 million more to come...
ThickAsThieves: what i think is that someone is manipulating, making up a large % of bid
book,
kakobrekla: yeah i pasted a link to the
book when it was showing that
pgp: all this 0.01 shit on the gox
book is ridiculous...
mircea_popescu: you put it on the
book, can't cancel it for 1 second say.
KRS1: it's funny if you look it says 864901usd for buying BTC on btc-e but if look at the order
book below it doesn't come close the buy walls are way lower then the 80's
kakobrekla: it went like this, price was 95 and bids and asks all around, i placed a buy priced by ask at 95, when page reloaded, i saw in the
book order for 85 and my order for 95 and regular orders below
mircea_popescu: bot has a "won't sell a call for under X" to protect the
book from padding. this because of the open auction style of the bonds financing it. you understand what i mean ?
pgp: wouldn't show up on
book until funded
mircea_popescu: basically from what can be seen from the outside they take each order and do a mysql select against the entire
book MJR_: their
book is so thin
gesell: there are still 0 whales on the bids
book and plenty on the asks
Bugpowder: <mircea_popescu> your buy and the bot's cancelling hit in the same second. the bot was a few miliseconds earlier. the trade engine correctly identified the trade as going to
book. the server you were talking to however did not. [14:09] <mircea_popescu> it's ungodly that it has needed almost two hours to come to sense, there's been a host of syncing issues under today;s load.
joecool: well it was already easy to fake the order
book splnkr: ColdHardMetal: are you including MtGox's frozen
book?
mjr_: i am looking directly at the order
book mjr_: what would their order
book be good for?
deadweasel: I've been pointing to the bitcon-otc order
book to everyone freaking on bitcointalk.org..
Bugpowder: is the order
book updating to show cancellations?
gesell: wtf is this order on the ask
book: u'stamp': u'1360289097384960', u'amount_int': u'100000000', u'price': 13370133701337, u'price_int': u'1337013370133700096', u'amount': 1
Bugpowda: Got filled at 133.335, but my 121.25 is languishing on the
book pgp: orders coming back onto
book - looks like...
pgp: good
book: reminiscences of a stock operator
MJR_: gesell: i would imagine that once they cleared the
book, they pulled those and then watched it sink
pgp: whoops, there went the bitfloor
book again...
taub: no point in looking at
book data, 60min lag
Chilca: how can you check gox order
book or price?
gribble: This order would exceed the size of the order
book. You would buy 36730.056 bitcoins, for a total of 27477039122996.8594 USD and take the price to 13370133701337.0000. | Data vintage: 19.7813 seconds
mircea_popescu: if i carry a lot (a lot!) of sold calls on the
book and price goes up then i can hurt. if it doesn't then mpex makes bank
mircea_popescu: i can end up either long or short BTC on that
book, depending what people did
taub: well worse than the time lag is the fact that no data stream is working no way to see the order
book and trades
unbalanced_: To understand the many ways you can lose money with Bitcoin... I could write a
book gribble: Error: The width provided extends past the edge of the order
book. Please use a smaller width.
gribble: (obip <width>) -- Calculate the "order
book implied price", by finding the weighted average price of coins <width> BTC up and down from the spread.
gribble: (obip <width>) -- Calculate the "order
book implied price", by finding the weighted average price of coins <width> BTC up and down from the spread.
MJR_: dude the
book is so flat right now
jurov: thereby their monstrous order
book code achieving sentience
jurov: maybe they clearly think their multicurrency multiorder
book isn't laggy enough
MJR_: it does have live
book...bitcoinity only has ticker
bgupta: So are the bot algos relatively public? Trying to understand why some spreads are so wide and others aren't? Or are the less tight spreads situations were there is a human counterparties on the
book?
denialdenial: the oldest con in the
book is to invent a problem and then sell the solution to it
gribble: This order would exceed the size of the order
book. You would buy 55695.451 bitcoins, for a total of 14145613197667.5664 USD and take the price to 9999999999998.9004. | Data vintage: 45.4887 seconds
gribble: This order would exceed the size of the order
book. You would buy 55695.451 bitcoins, for a total of 14145613197667.5664 USD and take the price to 9999999999998.9004. | Data vintage: 11.2836 seconds
sturles: Yes. The big deal is that one order
book change becomes 16.
sturles: MtGox trades bitcoin against a long list of different currencies. A separate order
book for each currency. Order books are connected at +/-2 2.5% of current exchange value.
mircea_popescu: can you show me some documentation somewhere for this part : "MtGox process more than 10 trades a second even during high load. The number of order
book changes is _a lot_ higher."