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Audio Alarm
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poszero
on 10/02/2014, 00:39:48 UTC
Would you consider adding an alarm feature to the "Tools" section?  I would be great to set an upper & lower boundary alarm that would notify me when a price target has been breached - especially when I am distracted by other projects.  Thanks in advance.  You really have done some great work here.  Long Live BitWisdom!
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Estimated Trading Tool
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poszero
on 19/12/2013, 17:54:25 UTC
Thanks for the Estimated Trading tool!  It is very, very helpful.
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Re: Bid/Ask Prices
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poszero
on 13/12/2013, 14:11:27 UTC
Quote from: BitcoinWisdom on December 13, 2013, 12:50:36 PM
Quote from: poszero on December 13, 2013, 12:08:41 PM
Would you consider grouping the bid/ask prices and size into general increments of .5 (or 50 cents)?  The really small Mt. Gox orders of .02 BTC, .17 BTC, etc. for sale at every conceivable price are really crowding out the near-term big picture.  Since bid and ask columns are limited to 15 placeholders each, it is difficult to see potential entry and exit points.  Again, thanks in advance for your awesome site.  I will be sending BTC donation shortly.

PS I tried to paste a screen shot to this message but apparently this chat forum doesn't allow pictures.
We have grouped price on the right of orderbooks. it updates every 30 seconds. Custom group size is not supported yet.
The default accurate price would not be changed until custom group implemented. because some people want to bid on 879.998 above 879.997.


OK, thanks.  It just kind of sucks when one want to buy or sell 50 BTC and the screen is filled with 10 different versions of $879.xxxxx and each one of them is .01 or .12 BTC, etc.  I would love to be able to see how far I'd have to go pricewise in order to get a fill.  Again, kudos to your site and your talent!
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Bid/Ask Prices
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poszero
on 13/12/2013, 12:08:41 UTC
Would you consider grouping the bid/ask prices and size into general increments of .5 (or 50 cents)?  The really small Mt. Gox orders of .02 BTC, .17 BTC, etc. for sale at every conceivable price are really crowding out the near-term big picture.  Since bid and ask columns are limited to 15 placeholders each, it is difficult to see potential entry and exit points.  Again, thanks in advance for your awesome site.  I will be sending BTC donation shortly.

PS I tried to paste a screen shot to this message but apparently this chat forum doesn't allow pictures.
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Mt Gox Delay
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poszero
on 11/12/2013, 21:52:08 UTC
I was curious why there has been an unusual delay in the bid/ask prices for Mt Gox today.  Thanks in advance!
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Re: cgminer stops after 3 hours..
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poszero
on 04/12/2013, 21:13:00 UTC
Quote from: mr_greedy on December 04, 2013, 08:43:25 PM
Much as the topic states all versions of cgminer I've tried seem to stop working after a few hours.

I'm mining Litecoins with --scrypt on a 7870. If I can't get this working reliably then I'm not investing in more hardware to experiment further. Hehe.

The command window doesn't close. But cgminer IS frozen... The GPU temp and fans are reported to return to normal in the command console window too before it becomes unresponsive.

Anyone else have this problem?