/biz/ - Business & Finance

anime never
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYrVKLBhitE

>>7969922
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUNadqs1qMQ

>>7969979
Man the world we live in is all sorts of fucked up. who even comes up with all that shit

>>7969922
>>7969979
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBBzz39DKzE

>>7969870
I want to impregnate them all

>>7972036
are you canadian by any chance?

fuck off KMR

Woke up to seeing this in my thread. No help at all.. Classic

>>7969870
Jesus, not one real reply. Simply go to Coinmarketcap my man: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets

If, what you mean, however, is to find out how much of this volume was from buys, and how much was from sells, you'll need to do a bit more.
Go to Bittrex or whatever exchange it is you want, and head over to their API page. Then you'll need to write some code (if you don't know how to code, Python is your best bet). You may even be lucky enough to find some code online, usually in GitHub, where someone has made up a wrapper for the exchange you're using.
Now, with the API, write a script that collects the order history, as far back as it can go. You may have to do this a few times over the space of a day if it doesn't go back 24 hours.
With this call, you'll get what's essentially a dictionary, and there you'll see all the buys and sells that went down. For all the trades under "sell", save the volume into one value, and then for all the trades under "buy", save the volume into another value.
Then just get the ratio of these values and convert to percentages. Voila

>>7973105
>Don't know how to python
What am I gonna do?

>>7973146
Well I know what you're NOT gonna do, and that's get the answer you're looking for, because afaik no one really releases that info (I haven't seen it anyways, maybe people just don't care enough about it).
If you don't know how to program, I'm not sure why you'd even WANT that data in the first place.

If you want, I can do it for some crypto and have it ready before this thread gets archived?

>>7973203
I'll send you a few BitBeans for it

>>7973232
Haha I'm not a Bitbeans guy, I can make it up for 0.05 ETH

>>7973232
Yeah mate, did it up, but it's not going to be able to get it for 24 hours. Exchanges generally don't keep a long record of their past trades, in Bittrex's case it only saves the last 100 trades, so you can only really get the % buy/sell volume for the last 6 minutes or so. Of course if you left the program to run all day and collect it after 24 hours, you'll have your answer. But sure look. Is what it is.

>>7969870
>>7969922
>anthropomorphic horses who ice skates and are idols

wtf man whats with all these anthropomorphic boat girls and shit I can't even get in the right mood on sad panda anymore because I haven't watched anime since 2013

>>7973631
Okay send me the code and I'll send you a few bitbeans from my bittrex account

>>7973757
I don't accept beans my man, I'm not Jack from Jack and the fucking beanstalk. I'll accept LTC, XMR or BTC either. idm

Holy shit though, thank you so much for the idea - finding the % volume of buys/sells! Actually a gold relic for spotting changes in momentum. I hope to implement this into a strategy of my own when I get some free time.

I'm heading off now to teach maths right now, when I come back this thread'll likely be dead so just email me at here_for_bco at protonmail dot com. I want to make the program get the 24hr volumes. You're gonna need to download Python to run it, it won't be hard - you'll just need to click "Run" or enter the script name. Talk to you in a bit.

>>7969870
Did this anime ever air, I remember the threads and was mildly interested