Earbuds price and volume chart ***PNG updated every minute***

[base64]

"Price checked every minute so you don't have to!"

Hello,

So here is the revolutionary, empirical, real-time chart of Earbuds price in Keys.
It shows the Simple Moving Average of trades happening on the two largest trading sites and the two largest unusual trade server.

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Please note that the time stamp in the chart title refers to the last detected trade.

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As of this writing, the trades spread across 22, 23, 24, 25 Keys.
By making this chart widely known,
1. There will be less fluctuation in price
2. There will be less dispersion in price
3. There will be more certainty in price determination for sellers
4. Market information will be more transparent

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If you like it, please share it and don't let the thread sink.

Thanks,
base64.

 

[JarlyX]

Nice idea actually.

 

[Sharkey]

Nice, I believe I've seen this before. Good work.

What's the volume, 10's/100's/1000's?

 

[base64]

Nice, I believe I've seen this before. Good work.

What's the volume, 10's/100's/1000's?

1 Earbuds is the unit. It should cover 77% to 88% of trades from the sources listed in the bottom of the image.

 

[Sharkey]

1 Earbuds is the unit. It should cover 77% to 88% of trades from the sources listed in the bottom of the image.

Ah, tyvm.

 

[JarlyX]

Maybe sticky this to the price check/high-end forum? Just a suggestion.

 

[Xel'Naga]

Maybe sticky this to the price check/high-end forum? Just a suggestion.

I think it's better suited here, since discussion of prices isn't allowed in trade threads, but is allowed in this subforum.

Also, base64, do you know if there's anything server-side you can enable that prevents caching of that image? With the way most browsers cache data, that PNG doesn't actually update.

 

[base64]

Also, base64, do you know if there's anything server-side you can enable that prevents caching of that image? With the way most browsers cache data, that PNG doesn't actually update.

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Done. Thank you very much for your suggestion.