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Note that the price may not be live, but instead a CloudFlare cached version. The price may be incorrect.

• eli 14y ago
  If I wanted to sell my bitcoins right this minute do you think I could get a higher price? I don't. And that's the only measure of price that matters.
  • publicfig 14y ago
    What I meant by that is the page will sometimes call a cached version from earlier today, which would be more inaccurate. I had the page load a cached version that had it at $225, and after retrying for a live version, it had it down to $160.
  • brodney 14y ago
    You don't think it's important to have accurate price history to sell something?
    • eli 14y ago
      I didn't say that. But the market value of something is the price at which you can currently buy and sell it, regardless of anyone else claims.
      • publicfig 14y ago
        The problem with that is, however, that you also couldn't sell at that price because it was just a cached page.
• NathanKP 14y ago
  This site seems to have a fairly decent up to date measurement in realtime. It lacks the graphing ability to see the dramatic drop off trend though: http://realtimebitcoin.info/ http://realtimebitcoin.info/
  • publicfig 14y ago
    Their data is just pulled from mtgox and blockchain.info, both of which have been fairly unreliable today (mtgox more so). It does have a nice way of presenting the information though.