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CoinBrowser 0.0.9 for Windows and Linux, 64-bit
All four exchanges supply prices now. Picking anything but Binance or
KuCoin used to say "No exchange source yet".
- Gate.io - one request, 2008 USDT pairs with turnover.
- Kraken - two requests. Its ticker is keyed by Kraken's own pair
codes, so the pair list is fetched first to learn which code is which
coin. Kraken reports neither a 24h change nor a turnover, so both are
worked out: the change from today's opening price, the turnover as the
24h volume weighted average times the 24h volume. 45 USDT pairs - Kraken
trades mostly against USD and EUR.
Kraken also calls bitcoin XBT and dogecoin XDG. Everyone else, CoinGecko
included, says BTC and DOGE, so those two are mapped - otherwise the
largest coins on the list would carry no market cap and no rank.
Checked against the live endpoints: Binance 84350.4, Gate.io 84352.6,
Kraken 84348.4 for BTC, agreeing to within 0.00%.
FTX and Bittrex are gone. FTX collapsed in November 2022 and Bittrex
wound down after it; neither can be traded on and both were still being
offered. The exchange list in Settings had also drifted from the one in
the main window - it was missing Gate.io entirely. Both now show the same
four, and every one has a price source behind it.
Everything in 0.0.8 as well: dates in the local convention with the year,
the Table dropdown reading as dates and listing newest first, empty tables
marked, and a rewritten README.
Windows is CoinBrowser-win64-v0.0.9.zip - unzip anywhere and run
coinbrowser.exe. Everything it needs is in the folder: no Qt install, no
API key, no runtime to fetch.
Linux is CoinBrowser-linux64-v0.0.9.tar.gz. It uses the Qt 6 already
on the system - sudo dnf install qt6-qtbase qt6-qtbase-gui on Fedora.
The README in the archive lists the Debian and Ubuntu packages, and the
SQLite driver to watch for. Built and tested on Fedora.
Pairs are still read from raw_.txt.