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c'mon Tradehill!

Not working over here.

Yea same here. This is really annoying. I've been hitting the refresh button since last night waiting for the market depth to be updated

Bumpy bump. I'd really like to see some data.

It should be working now. We're obviously experiencing a really high volume of queries and had to make some changes.
We have been testing different features and you should be seeing improved performance soon.

If there are any more issues with the ticker not displaying correctly let me know and we will get on it.

Regards,
Jered

You're welcome. We've hired 4 highly qualified people in the last couple days and are still recruiting so you should see things in general happening faster.
We actually take the time to answer all the emails even if it's explaining how to send some btc so we need to either aggressively expand and recruit or cut back on service.
We've decided to grow and are especially looking for Python programmers in either DC or San Francisco.

I like your interaction with the community here. You do seem to be on top of things. Just wanted to give you a vote of confidence. Not to keen on the large fees for some of the transfers, but you have to make money of course. I wish you the best in this endeavor.

You should consider hiring or consulting Clark Moody.

At least listen to that guy and setup websocket,
the stuff he did with mt gox's api is wonderful.

You are welcome.

I don't know if you saw this, maybe you did:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=20069.msg251266#msg251266

IMO, this would no doubt benefit your exchange, I see it as the entrance to getting a lot of trades per minute.

I myself, was mainly watching his order book and time-sales like a hawk, and would even stop trading on mt gox when mtgox's websocket was down, so in my mind this is very important.
As most of us don't yet have the technical ability to implement something with the APIs ourselves we have to rely on someone that has implemented something, and something Very well.

these only work in browsers that have websockets enabled but it's enough to configure or switch to a browser like Chrome or Safari that does so securely.
He did these for mtgox.

http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/order-book/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/ticker/
http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/time-sales/

Initial post and also configuring firefox for websockets.
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=11560

Hope it helps you guys.