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unbalanced: jurov:
the bitcoinforums.com SMF
Trader System stuff, feedback, etc... is P2P exchange
the idea of
that
too?
gribble: MtGox lag is 49.296595 seconds. During
this
time, light
travels 0.0987898244278 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin
ten
times between Saturn and
Titan (0.0802 AU).
unbalanced: Well, it's close. Still acts as a
trustee... hrm.
unbalanced: I saw
that a year or so ago and forgot.
gribble: krs-1 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 17 hours, 3 minutes, and 27 seconds ago: <KRS-1>
this would be a scotch day
unbalanced: jurov: ah, bitcoin.de is exactly
the sort of
thing I was
thinking of,
thanks!
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 143.81830, Best ask: 146.00000, Bid-ask spread: 2.18170, Last
trade: 146.00000, 24 hour volume: 247441.18891750, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 259.98000, 24 hour vwap: 169.88239
mircea_popescu: According
to a Businessweek source, Foursquare netted just $2 million in revenue in 2012
gesell: forgot we dont have \n in
these parts
deadweasel: the infrastructure
to do so successfully doesn't seem
to exist yet...
kakobrekla: well
the part
that bother me most is 1h lag and hft
bitesak: but you had
to get in relatively early
deadweasel: i
thought bought was not serving an $avg
deadweasel: i don't know how
they did.... jurov, where did you get your vwap yesterday?
deadweasel: i must say, it was very nice
to have
the passthroughs operating normally yesterday.
Bugpowder: maybe I will undercut
the bot and sell for 1.05
mircea_popescu: if it wants
to charge over 1 btc per who am i
to argue.
Bugpowder: mircea_popescu: So are you going
to
tweak
the mpoebot so it doesn't sell calls for over 1BTC?
mjr_: shhh, no facts right now...i want
to pick up sdice at .001 ;)
mjr_: time
to sell everyone, who cares
the price
pizzaman1337: yeah, it seems pretty clear
that
the problem is not
that
they ran out of money
mircea_popescu: looking at
that list pizzaman1337 it seems
they mostly have profits ?
pizzaman1337: I don't
think
that's possible,
the severs
that handle
the
transactions aren't public-facing, right?
deadweasel: unbalanced: go build a
tabbed version.
tabs for payment method,
tabs for gambling, dev for hire, etc...
jurov: iirc bitcoin.de works
that way
gesell: a user could say
they want
to sell for 133713371337.00 USD
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
unbalanced: What do you guys
think of Ripple? Does it accomplish
this?
unbalanced: I see
the orderbook is JSON,
that's good
unbalanced: (and
the dudes selling code or
the gambling links are
tucked aside into other
tabs)
unbalanced: e.g. have
the bids and
the asks up like a "normal" exchange but when you
transact, you're not
trading on an exchange, you're dealing direct with
the counterparty after vetting
their WOT rating, etc.
unbalanced: That is an excellent start... but only a start. I guess
that's
the logical one
to build on
though.
unbalanced: Putting bitcoin stocks/bonds/options aside for a sec, if I just
think of buying and selling bitcoins P2P... How do we put a web interface on distributed
trust?
mircea_popescu: something along
the lines of, "if you're
too drunk
to stand no way you're driving"
mircea_popescu: i expect people who don't
to have somebody who does do
their investi9ng for
them.
unbalanced: ...says
the guy who expects users
to grok commandline gpg
mircea_popescu: i don't honestly
think we need much more or anything other
than
this.
pizzaman1337: yeah, what's
the volume on localbitcoins anyway?
unbalanced: MP, other assembled Brainiacs... Is
the only alternative
to Mt. Gox
to switching
to other
traditional (centralized) exchanges, one of which will swell
to 80% eventually? Or is decentralized exchange somehow possible?
gribble: A market order
to buy 3000 bitcoins right now would
take 508573.6610 USD and would
take
the last price up
to 174.9900 USD, resulting in an average price of 169.5246 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 108.0862 seconds
gribble: A market order
to sell 3000 bitcoins right now would net 437428.6661 USD and would
take
the last price down
to 140.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 145.8096 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 74.3326 seconds
TradeFortress: EskimoBob, you can also
trade $0.001 USD via API but not via site :P
pgp: eskimobob - orderbook is only avail
through api... go
to clarkmoody.com
to see it
pgp: right,
that's what I
thought, but #bitcoin-market seemed
to be chugging along...
pgp: anyone know of a historical repository for
this data
that doesn't require me
to grab individual exchange json's from bitcoincharts for
tiny intervals
that won't return most of
the
time anyway?
gesell: Scrat:could always revert
to perl but
then i'd probably start puking involuntarily
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 162.13873, Best ask: 163.00000, Bid-ask spread: 0.86127, Last
trade: 162.13873, 24 hour volume: 247191.76866132, 24 hour low: 105.00000, 24 hour high: 266.00000, 24 hour vwap: 172.81754
Scrat: it went down a few
times
gesell: sturles: feel free
to change it. i just got lazy and actually executing python from
the command line was
total hell
to figure out. (cant really do a "if-else" on it)
sturles: Right.. You know it would be simpler
to just use python for all of
this? Or awk? At least give both sed commands
to
the first instance, instead of forking
twice just for
that!
pgp: anybody know how
the
ticker on #bitcoin-market works? seems like
the most reliable
ticker out
there, no?
gesell: curl -s
https://data.mtgox.com/api/2/BTCUSD/money/depth/full | python -c 'import sys,json;data=json.loads(sys.stdin.read()); print data["data"]["bids"]' | awk -v RS='{' '{print}' |
tr -d '[]{}' | egrep "price_int': u'[1-9][0-9][0-9]{6}'," | egrep "amount': [1-9][0-9]{3}\." | awk '{print $2 $5 $6 $9 $10}' | sed "s/u'/ /g" | sed "s/[',]//g" | sort -n | cut -b 2-11 -b 18- && date +%s
gesell: how
to whale watch
the asks on
the orderbook:
mircea_popescu: ThickAsThieves never was needed. just, if anyone wanted
to add
MJR_: if you look at it from
the "i kan haz monies" perspective
MJR_: there is nothing anyone "should" do,
they do whatever
they want...the market sorts it out, but
there are smarter and dumber
things
to do
mircea_popescu: as long as
they can afford
to pay all fines bitcoin may
throw at
them for it.
error4733: mine was un
test !! dont send any money
error4733: you need
to make
the sum,
to see if its
the right
mircea_popescu: not a single address i generate works. what
the fuck is
this ?!
error4733: when you DL
the wep page
to make paper wallet offline
ThickAsThieves: what is
this? 1d5951f6a04dd5a287ac925da4e626870ee58d60
mircea_popescu: ok i can't get a usable address with brainwallet.org. all
the addies it outputs are broken
gesell: mtgox might just be ddos'ing
themselves so
that all
that new fiat coming into
the exchange via wire for new users
that wont want
to spend it on btc anymore can be put in a low interest bank account by gox
to make
them rich
KRS1: mircea popescu did call it spot on..for a while now. sure goes along with what i've mostly noticed in life:
too much of a good
thing is usually not a "good
thing".
mircea_popescu: ima send
them
the brain wallet and publish
the results.
mircea_popescu: if anyone want
to contribute
to
the 1btc fund 1KSHjG4etUA1gBdpKRecoRbmxv4N2TLyFM
taub: well
time will come :(
taub: or
that he doesnt
take it seriously
taub: i
think its kinda funny how butthurt lew rockwell is about bitcoin
ThickAsThieves: i can
tell ya change password is broken in gox right now
gesell: anyone done whale watching on
the orderbooks recently?
Scrat: looking at
the emails, probably
gribble: Error: Failure
to retrieve
ticker.
Try again later.