I have made an automated, advanced Bitcoin trading and analysis tool. It makes dealing with the interface of Mt.Gox bearable. This tool displays real-time charts based on price and market depth. Further their are functions to implement stop-loss orders and all trades can be carried out inside the tool. There is a lot more in their, but I have spent the last 2 days writing this thing and am tired. Give it a look and I think you will be amazed. There are more features to be unlocked with a small BTC donation. Click through for more.
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Requires .NET 4
Download
Download 1.0.1 Patch (.exe) Should work as a standalone, if not just place in your BitCoinTrader directory
Patch notes:
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1.0.1 Fixed the changes to Mt.Gox trading API.
- Main Screen
- Manage Your Orders in the application.
- Confirm your transactions.
- Depth of Market charts
- Advanced Features
- Dynamicly Generated Price Graph
- Settings












2 comments ↓
Nice application. But it does break if you have a non English Regional Settings, for example Spanish(Spain) where the fractional part is expressed using a coma instead of a point.
And I strongly believe you should distribute the source code as well. Since we are working with a pseudo-anonymous money network it feels insecure to even install this application without knowing that it does nothing funny, let alone adding the mt gox account username and password.
Greetings,
Jordi.
I understand your concern, however because the limitations for advanced mode are in the code as well, I don’t want to expose that. Really, if you were parinoid you can do several things including .net decompile. I may release an open source version with limited functionally implemented.
I’ll look at the spanish regional settings. I’m not sure why that’s happening because I used the String.Format method for that and it should be regionally agnostic.