You should consider Kraken.com.

To my knowledge they're the first real market fully backed by a SEPA euro-bank (Fidor Bank Germany). Their interface is par none IMHO,
top-notch security, multiple alt.coins & EUR/USD, I believe they're the first potential breach into the "system".

+1  This is the only reason I still have Clarkmoody in the background because I like the noises

Kraken BTC/EUR and LTC/EUR is supported for long time.

Hey guys! I have a question about the explanations of the "diff vs block generation speed chart"

http://bitcoinwisdom.com/litecoin/difficulty

or

http://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty

on both graphs explain at the bottom:

"If grey line less than blue line, The generation speed is decreasing."

"The more grey line is lower than blue line, the faster generation speed is decreasing."

Is not the other way?

"If grey line less than blue line, The generation speed is increasing."

"The more grey line is lower than blue line, the faster generation speed is increasing."

Thanks..

That would be awesome, consider this my vote!

P.S. I love your site, I use it all the time

You are beyond competent.

Did you ever consider opening an exchange?

I'm not kidding, by the way.

Big fat -1.

I hate mtgox as much as anyone else, but as long as there's trading volume on there, they should be listed.

A charting site isn't a moral court: it shows prices. If people still trade on gox, btcwisdom should show it.

I believe MtGox should be removed from the top roll and put down the list on the markets button only.

After a first run of the new volume based features:

(1) Bid/Ask doesn't work (yet?) for Bitstamp... seeing that they're the biggest Western exchange as of now, it'd be really useful to get that data for Bitstamp as well... is it a problem of their API limiting the data you need?


(2) How do you calculate the Bid/Ask ratio, if I may ask. For example, for mtgox, btcwisdom currently has bid/ask at around "0.344". How do you get to that value?

For comparison, the blockchained graph calculates bid/ask as: Total Bid Sum/Total Ask Sum, which currently sits at around 500 USD (maybe a bit higher).

Coinorama calculates the same, Total Bid/Total Ask, so bid/ask as raw price = ~518 USD at the moment. But a useful feature is to *normalize* that ratio to the price at which it is calculated!

So in our case, 518 USD bid/ask normalized to the current price = ~0.87 bid/ask.

Okay, so what I'm saying is basically: a) I don't know how you get to "0.344", and b) could you consider implementing it like I wrote above, as total bid/total ask, normalized for price?