The Date tells you the date and time the exchange received your order and successfully added it to the orderbook. The orders are logged in the order in which you put them in so all the # tells you is which orders were placed more recently and which ones were placed later. The 'Low' tells you the lowest price the financial instrument (Bitcoin) sold for that day, and the 'Volume' tells you how many Bitcoin in total have been bought and sold so far that day.Įach order has four attributes '#', 'Date', 'Type', 'Status', 'Amount', 'Price', and 'Total'. In the 'Buy' column, the first window displays the last price the financial instrument (Bitcoin) sold for. The 'High' price tells you the highest price the financial instrument (Bitcoin) was sold for that day, and the 'Last Price' tells you the price the last Bitcoin sold for. If you're looking to sell in a hurry, realistically I would expect to sell at or below this price. Going through the 'Sell' column, the first window displays the last sell price the particular financial instrument (in this example Bitcoin) sold for. This is like it's wired in directly to the matrix. This window gives your real time pricing information continually fetched from your exchange in a fraction of a second.
The 'Market' info window is another little nuance to Qt Bitcoin Trader that makes it one of my all-time favorite trading programs.
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