Topic: Alternative live blockchain stats page (Read 1191 times)
wow nice i would be using ur page .. to get a general idea of things daily thanks
I've added a switch now, to allow you to view the lowest as well as the highest priority transactions currently in the mempool.
It's interesting looking through the lowest priority transactions as you can see that blockchain.info chooses to reject some of these (likely for legitimate reasons).
For instance:
https://blockchain.info/tx/8ee6fbf94a8ce8ca1c887e869595cb550a743eee813702c7e0c949d20dbc879f
It's interesting looking through the lowest priority transactions as you can see that blockchain.info chooses to reject some of these (likely for legitimate reasons).
For instance:
https://blockchain.info/tx/8ee6fbf94a8ce8ca1c887e869595cb550a743eee813702c7e0c949d20dbc879f
Quote
Transaction rejected by our node. Reason: All Outputs Are Very Small you must include a min (10000) satoshi fee
It looks nice, will add to my favorites. Im a bit of a geek so I collect pages that visually show blockchain info and bitcoin dynamics. I love this page where it shows the movement of different fiats entering the bitcoin ecosystem, definitely worth checking out:
http://fiatleak.com/
http://fiatleak.com/
Awesome
I have a similar (but completely different) page here http://bitcointicker.co/transactions/
Nice little site!
Thank you sir, glad you like it and I hope you find it useful. That's it! If you add them I'll be following it all the time.
Also bookmarked it.
Also bookmarked it.
Still working on that
Been having performance issues due to the number of transactions stuck in mempool. Below is how it is looking right now. Will be looking at adding the additional metrics/options. 
It looks nice, will add to my favorites. Im a bit of a geek so I collect pages that visually show blockchain info and bitcoin dynamics. I love this page where it shows the movement of different fiats entering the bitcoin ecosystem, definitely worth checking out:
http://fiatleak.com/
http://fiatleak.com/
Hey folks....
I've added the following blockchain stats page to the site:
http://bitcointicker.co/networkstats/
This tracks the stats from a relay node, such as connected node, mempool size, transactions per second and it also lists the top 15 highest priority transactions.
It allows you to view the health of the bitcoin network with a quick glance at the stats/graphs.
Enjoy...
I've added the following blockchain stats page to the site:
http://bitcointicker.co/networkstats/
This tracks the stats from a relay node, such as connected node, mempool size, transactions per second and it also lists the top 15 highest priority transactions.
It allows you to view the health of the bitcoin network with a quick glance at the stats/graphs.
Enjoy...
Nice little site!
Pretty nifty website, all the important info without scrolling, easily available... Keep it up!
That mempool graph... Glad everything is back to normal. Great site btw
Cheers, glad you like it
The "stress test" was what prompted me to make the stats page....
Thanks for doing it, I had problems finding a site showing the size of the mempool. I quickly found lots of sites showing the number of unconfirmed transactions, but had to look for a long time before I found one showing the mempool size. Lets hope the stress tests never start up again, they caused a lot of Bitcoin users too much grief waiting for transactions to confirm. I had to wait days for some.
Thanks, glad you find it useful. The number of transactions in the mempool is on the rise again. Need to modify the page to give users the ability to change the graph timespan.
Viewing the lowest priority transactions would be interesting as well, plus a graph of the number of transactions per second.
Also bookmarked it.
the way this forum posts and solves problems and provides information its the global standard for excellence imho
That mempool graph... Glad everything is back to normal. Great site btw
Cheers, glad you like it
The "stress test" was what prompted me to make the stats page....
Thanks for doing it, I had problems finding a site showing the size of the mempool. I quickly found lots of sites showing the number of unconfirmed transactions, but had to look for a long time before I found one showing the mempool size. Lets hope the stress tests never start up again, they caused a lot of Bitcoin users too much grief waiting for transactions to confirm. I had to wait days for some.
Thanks, glad you find it useful. The number of transactions in the mempool is on the rise again. Need to modify the page to give users the ability to change the graph timespan.
Viewing the lowest priority transactions would be interesting as well, plus a graph of the number of transactions per second.
That mempool graph... Glad everything is back to normal. Great site btw
Cheers, glad you like it
The "stress test" was what prompted me to make the stats page....
Thanks for doing it, I had problems finding a site showing the size of the mempool. I quickly found lots of sites showing the number of unconfirmed transactions, but had to look for a long time before I found one showing the mempool size. Lets hope the stress tests never start up again, they caused a lot of Bitcoin users too much grief waiting for transactions to confirm. I had to wait days for some.
That mempool graph... Glad everything is back to normal. Great site btw
Cheers, glad you like it
The "stress test" was what prompted me to make the stats page....
That mempool graph... Glad everything is back to normal. Great site btw
Hey folks....
I've added the following blockchain stats page to the site:
http://bitcointicker.co/networkstats/
This tracks the stats from a relay node, such as connected node, mempool size, transactions per second and it also lists the top 15 highest priority transactions.
It allows you to view the health of the bitcoin network with a quick glance at the stats/graphs.
Enjoy...
I've added the following blockchain stats page to the site:
http://bitcointicker.co/networkstats/
This tracks the stats from a relay node, such as connected node, mempool size, transactions per second and it also lists the top 15 highest priority transactions.
It allows you to view the health of the bitcoin network with a quick glance at the stats/graphs.
Enjoy...
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