bitcoinprices.js JavaScript library for human-friendly Bitcoin price presentation and conversion View on Github bitcoinprices.js is a JavaScript library which you can drop on your web page.It presents the Bitcoin prices in the fiat currency chosen by the user, making prices friendly to read.bitcoinprices.js works on any HTML page.Click the price to convert between BTC and fiat currency or choose from the menu above.Selectd currency: Example special price: 1.0 BTC Another Example special price: 1.0 BTC Price without currency symbols: 1.0 Demostrate bitcoinprices.convert() to convert between currencies.Input Amount Currency BTC USD EUR Output Amount Currency BTC USD EUR Visit Github repository for more informationClone this wiki locally Overview Coinorama is a monitoring framework for Bitcoin markets, network and blockchain.It's been active from May 2013 to January 2016 as Coinorama.net, and eventually released under GNU Affero GPL v3.

The framework includes : data collection tools, database for timeseries and a web frontend.Server-side tools are written in Python and C, and can be managed with a set of shell scripts.Client-side (web frontend) is written in Javascript and relies on JQuery and Flot.In order to run Coinorama, you will need : Lighttpd GLib-2.0 Python 2.7 Bitcoind (for network/blocks data) Screenshots Markets Markets can be displayed individually or grouped.Available charts : Price Price relative to one of the exchanges (multiple markets only) Price Min/Avg/Max (multiple markets only) MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) (single market only) ADX (Average Directional Movement Index) (single market only) RSI (Relative Strength Index) TSI (True Strength Index) Volatility (Standard Deviation) (single market only) ATR (Average True Range) Trades volumes Trades volumes share of each exchange (multiple markets only) Number of trades Average trade size Bids/Asks ratio (e.g.

offer) Bids & Asks sums Order book Order book spread (highlights gaps between asks and bids) Lag of trading engine and network Bitcoin network & blockchain Available charts : Hashrate estimation vs.Difficulty Number of blocks Interval between blocks Miners' revenue from fees and coinbase Number of minted coins Number of confirmed transactions Transactions rate BTC volume of confirmed transactions Average BTC volume per transaction Amount of transactions fees Size of blocks Average transaction size Size of memory pool (set of unconfirmed transactions) You signed in with another tab or window.Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window.Amir Taaki (born 6 February 1988[1]) is a British-Iranian revolutionary, hacker, and programmer who is known for his leading role in the bitcoin project, and for pioneering many open source projects.[2][3]Forbes listed Taaki in their top 30 entrepreneurs of 2014.[4][5][6][7]

Taaki driven by the political philosophy of the Rojava revolution, travelled to Syria serving in the YPG military, and worked in Rojava's civil society on various economic projects for a year and a half.[8]Contents 1 2 3 Amir Taaki was born 6 February 1988 in London, the eldest of three children of a Scottish-English[9] mother and an Iranian father who is a property developer.From an early age Taaki took an interest in computer technology, teaching himself computer programming.[10]buy bitcoin in hyderabadAfter briefly attending three British universities,[9] Taaki gravitated to the free software movement.bitcoin ownership by countryTaaki assisted in the creation of SDL Collide, an extension of Simple DirectMedia Layer, an open source library used by video game developers.[11]bitcoin block difficulty

In 2006, Taaki became heavily involved in Crystal Space development under the pseudonym of genjix.[12]He also developed a number of video games making use of free software, including the adventure game Crystal Core[13] and the futuristic racer game Ecksdee.[14]Taaki was also a participant in the Blender project Yo Frankie!.[15]Taaki was a speaker at the 2007 Games Convention in Leipzig.In 2009 and 2010, Taaki made his living as a professional poker player.[10]bitcoin sha-3His experience with online gambling attracted him to the bitcoin project.[16]litecoin mt goxHe founded a UK bitcoin exchange called "Britcoin", which was succeeded in 2011 by a new British exchange called Intersango, in which he was a principal developer,[17] which was closed after their UK bank account was restricted following an investigation by Metro Bank.[18]bitcoin miner flag

In April 2011, Taaki and Donald Norman established the Bitcoin Consultancy, a group focused on bitcoin project development.[19]Taaki created the first full reimplementation of the bitcoin protocol named libbitcoin,[20] worked on the bitcoin client Electrum[21][22] and created other command line utilities around bitcoin and the network.[23]The bitcoin standardisation procedure (Bitcoin Improvement Proposals or BIPs) was started by Taaki.[24][25]In 2014, together with Cody Wilson, he launched the Dark Wallet project after a crowdfunding run on IndieGoGo which raised over $50,000.[26][27][28]Taaki, along with other developers from Airbitz, Inc.(producers of a bitcoin business directory and mobile bitcoin wallet) created a prototype for a decentralised marketplace called "DarkMarket" in 2014, at a hackathon in Toronto,[29] which was forked into the OpenBazaar project.[30]Taaki has been outspoken in favour of Internet activism such as Anonymous, likening them to modern day freedom-fighters.[31]

A long-time contributor to free software, he advocates total data freedom.[19]Taaki has labelled censorship policies as being a wedge towards ever-increasing censorship.[31]He proposes a shift away from specialist thinking towards a creative society of generalist knowledge workers.[32]Taaki is a speaker of Esperanto, which he promotes as an auxiliary country-neutral international language to preserve local languages.He writes that Esperanto serves to break down barriers and help the flow of media across cultural boundaries.[33]Amir Taaki formerly lived in an anarchist squat in Barcelona, Spain.[34]He now resides in an anarchist squat in the former anti-G8 HQ building in London, England.[35][36]In 2015, Taaki went to Rojava (Syrian Kurdistan) to offer his skills to the revolution, and served the YPG military.[37]He had no training, but spent three and a half months in the YPG military fighting on the front.He was then discharged and worked in the civil society for over a year on various projects for Rojava's economics committee.