Quote from: Chartist on August 25, 2014, 08:00:58 pm

Need mine registered so I can transfer my balance from an account that can't be registered. LOL BTSX5LWr2BRezSWp6PghF1rEEAECP4BVwWHQ5ois4BaYKi8vxJBf5i

Thanks. I'll send the bitshare back to you too.

Sent. If you like BitShares, please vote here: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=7447.0 Thanks! 

Worthless? Buddy, PM me and I'll buy all the PTS you've got. Have a little patience with this development team; they're working their asses off. Your PTS are going to be worth a mint, but not by next week.

If you use Google Spreadsheets, you can use this general script to import prices from each exchange's API (select Tools -> Script Editor from within your spreadsheet):

var url = "http://bter.com/api/1/ticker/pts_btc/";
var response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url);
var json = response.getContentText();
var bter_ptsdata = JSON.parse(json);

function bter_pts() {
  var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("Exchange Rates");                     
  ss.getRange("B5").setValue(bter_ptsdata["last"])
}

The script above populates cell B5 in the spreadsheet tab "Exchange Rates" with the PTS to USD exchange rate data from Bter.  Now, in order to keep this exchange rate up to date you need to setup a Trigger (in the Script Editor this is under Resources -> Current Project's Triggers).  The trigger will run your script at a set increment to keep your exchange rate up to date.

I keep the "Exchange Rates" sheet separate of my balance sheet to keep things clean.