Topic: [ANN] CoinGecko.com - 360 Degree Cryptocurrency Valuation and Ranking - page 6. (Read 88098 times)
April 05, 2019, 03:17:46 PM
When will the ICO review publication of coingecko be available for the public?
April 05, 2019, 01:38:18 AM
Are you planning to add more fiat currencies to your API? If yes, I would like to request Ukrainian Hryvnia, since Ukrainians are a significant part of crypto community (if I remember correctly, Ukraine is top 4th country by traffic on this forum).
Overall it was really great to use your API as a developer, it's very rich with features and listed coins.
On a side note, I've noticed that for some reason Bitcoin's ATH price in BTC is always equal to 1.037 BTC, is this right? I thought it should be always 1 BTC.
Overall it was really great to use your API as a developer, it's very rich with features and listed coins.
On a side note, I've noticed that for some reason Bitcoin's ATH price in BTC is always equal to 1.037 BTC, is this right? I thought it should be always 1 BTC.
You brought up a good point. Yes, will take a look to see how we can add support for Ukrainian Hryvnia.
Will also check on Bitcoin's ATH issue.
Do share where you use our API later on. We love seeing what people have built using our API
April 03, 2019, 09:14:54 PM
Hi Coingecko!
Please check https://www.finexbox.com
buy-sell data.
80% of the data is false.
Actual trading is about 20% of the reported data
FINEBOX is a scam with trading data.
I tried to trade with more coins, but I couldn't sell anything.
I didn't buy my cheapest offer, but according to the data, I always bought my bids, but not from me.
It's SCAM!
Please check https://www.finexbox.com
buy-sell data.
80% of the data is false.
Actual trading is about 20% of the reported data
FINEBOX is a scam with trading data.
I tried to trade with more coins, but I couldn't sell anything.
I didn't buy my cheapest offer, but according to the data, I always bought my bids, but not from me.
It's SCAM!
Hi we will look into this further. Thanks for your message.
April 03, 2019, 03:56:06 AM
Hi Coingecko!
Please check https://www.finexbox.com
buy-sell data.
80% of the data is false.
Actual trading is about 20% of the reported data
FINEBOX is a scam with trading data.
I tried to trade with more coins, but I couldn't sell anything.
I didn't buy my cheapest offer, but according to the data, I always bought my bids, but not from me.
It's SCAM!
Please check https://www.finexbox.com
buy-sell data.
80% of the data is false.
Actual trading is about 20% of the reported data
FINEBOX is a scam with trading data.
I tried to trade with more coins, but I couldn't sell anything.
I didn't buy my cheapest offer, but according to the data, I always bought my bids, but not from me.
It's SCAM!
April 02, 2019, 06:44:11 PM
Are you planning to add more fiat currencies to your API? If yes, I would like to request Ukrainian Hryvnia, since Ukrainians are a significant part of crypto community (if I remember correctly, Ukraine is top 4th country by traffic on this forum).
Overall it was really great to use your API as a developer, it's very rich with features and listed coins.
On a side note, I've noticed that for some reason Bitcoin's ATH price in BTC is always equal to 1.037 BTC, is this right? I thought it should be always 1 BTC.
Overall it was really great to use your API as a developer, it's very rich with features and listed coins.
On a side note, I've noticed that for some reason Bitcoin's ATH price in BTC is always equal to 1.037 BTC, is this right? I thought it should be always 1 BTC.
March 19, 2019, 03:14:09 AM
I prefer coingecko to coinmarketcap as it gives better time periods for comparing crypto prices. Also it appears to be quicker to load than CMC. I use both but usually coingecko for a quick check
That is great to hear! Super happy that you believe our site to be better and faster. We continue working hard to improve CoinGecko everyday and thank you for using us in checking crypto price & data!
March 19, 2019, 03:12:41 AM
Hello Publish0x! CoinGecko Signing in!
"To date, other than CoinGecko’s official blog and mainstream social media platforms, CoinGecko has also participated in two other blockchain based content platforms - Steem and Cent.
It is interesting to see how all three platforms have significantly different implementations to the same idea and the community dynamics that resulted from it. We would like to be one of the earliest members of this platform and contribute to the growth of Publish0x. We foresee great potential for Publish0x and would not want to miss out on this platform."
https://www.publish0x.com/coingecko-publish0x-blog/hello-publish0x-coingecko-signing-in-xzpye
"To date, other than CoinGecko’s official blog and mainstream social media platforms, CoinGecko has also participated in two other blockchain based content platforms - Steem and Cent.
It is interesting to see how all three platforms have significantly different implementations to the same idea and the community dynamics that resulted from it. We would like to be one of the earliest members of this platform and contribute to the growth of Publish0x. We foresee great potential for Publish0x and would not want to miss out on this platform."
https://www.publish0x.com/coingecko-publish0x-blog/hello-publish0x-coingecko-signing-in-xzpye
We are happy to play a role in Publish0x and contribute to the improvement of this ecosystem.
March 19, 2019, 03:11:48 AM
Is there a reason some coin prices randomly drop and then return to normal? This happens for multiple coins at once, and the same spike isn't seen in other price aggregators, so I'm wondering if there is some error in the math or something. Here is an example of what I'm talking about:
Hi MadZ, there is a minor glitch in our outlier detection and we will be pushing out a fix really soon to solve this outlier detection problem. Thanks for reporting.
March 18, 2019, 12:57:53 PM
Is there a reason some coin prices randomly drop and then return to normal? This happens for multiple coins at once, and the same spike isn't seen in other price aggregators, so I'm wondering if there is some error in the math or something. Here is an example of what I'm talking about:
1 day chart for Bitcoin on Coingecko
1 day chart for Bitcoin on Coinmarketcap
1 day chart for Bitcoin on Cryptocompare
Either all other aggregators are missing this price change, which seems unlikely, or it is a mistake on your end.
1 day chart for Bitcoin on Coingecko
1 day chart for Bitcoin on Coinmarketcap
1 day chart for Bitcoin on Cryptocompare
Either all other aggregators are missing this price change, which seems unlikely, or it is a mistake on your end.
March 15, 2019, 12:57:12 AM
Hello Publish0x! CoinGecko Signing in!
"To date, other than CoinGecko’s official blog and mainstream social media platforms, CoinGecko has also participated in two other blockchain based content platforms - Steem and Cent.
It is interesting to see how all three platforms have significantly different implementations to the same idea and the community dynamics that resulted from it. We would like to be one of the earliest members of this platform and contribute to the growth of Publish0x. We foresee great potential for Publish0x and would not want to miss out on this platform."
https://www.publish0x.com/coingecko-publish0x-blog/hello-publish0x-coingecko-signing-in-xzpye
"To date, other than CoinGecko’s official blog and mainstream social media platforms, CoinGecko has also participated in two other blockchain based content platforms - Steem and Cent.
It is interesting to see how all three platforms have significantly different implementations to the same idea and the community dynamics that resulted from it. We would like to be one of the earliest members of this platform and contribute to the growth of Publish0x. We foresee great potential for Publish0x and would not want to miss out on this platform."
https://www.publish0x.com/coingecko-publish0x-blog/hello-publish0x-coingecko-signing-in-xzpye
March 11, 2019, 10:43:24 PM
Stellar has announced the rebranding of its new logo. Check out the latest updated logo on our site: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/stellar
Here is the announcement made by Stellar on medium: https://medium.com/stellar-development-foundation/announcing-the-new-stellar-logo-81eb4fafe1b0
Here is the announcement made by Stellar on medium: https://medium.com/stellar-development-foundation/announcing-the-new-stellar-logo-81eb4fafe1b0
March 11, 2019, 07:08:02 AM
Gwaycoin also availabe on CoinGecko! Team is waiting to be enabled CoinSupply https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/gwaycoin
Thank you CoinGecko Team for quick interaction!
Thank you CoinGecko Team for quick interaction!
March 10, 2019, 05:09:03 PM
I prefer coingecko to coinmarketcap as it gives better time periods for comparing crypto prices. Also it appears to be quicker to load than CMC. I use both but usually coingecko for a quick check
March 07, 2019, 09:31:12 AM
First off, thanks for providing such a great service for free. I'm not a coder, but your API has inspired me to work on a little project.
2 questions
Would it be possible to add circulating_supply to /simple/price? I'm not sure if it is just due to rounding errors, but market_cap divided by price doesn't accurately calculate this number.
When querying multiple id's using /coins/markets, how is gecko_asc (or desc) sorted. Is there a valid value for the order parameter that returns the list of id's in the same order every time, regardless of fluctuations in market cap/volume. It doesn't seem to me that any of the options work this way.
Once again, am I complete noob to coding, so I hope my questions make sense.
2 questions
Would it be possible to add circulating_supply to /simple/price? I'm not sure if it is just due to rounding errors, but market_cap divided by price doesn't accurately calculate this number.
When querying multiple id's using /coins/markets, how is gecko_asc (or desc) sorted. Is there a valid value for the order parameter that returns the list of id's in the same order every time, regardless of fluctuations in market cap/volume. It doesn't seem to me that any of the options work this way.
Once again, am I complete noob to coding, so I hope my questions make sense.
Hi you can get the circulating supply in the /coins/{id} endpoint.
Price * circulating supply will be equivalent to the market capitalization. You can read our methodology here: https://www.coingecko.com/en/methodology
For further and more detailed guidance, feel free to email us at [email protected]. Thank you.
March 07, 2019, 09:29:18 AM
I received a newsletter yesterday and it seems my reward reward for the Axie Infinity is near! 
https://blog.coingecko.com/coingecko-is-partnering-with-axie-infinity/
Any sneak peak on what stats will this item offer? Bonus stats to reptile Axies maybe?
https://blog.coingecko.com/coingecko-is-partnering-with-axie-infinity/
Any sneak peak on what stats will this item offer? Bonus stats to reptile Axies maybe?
Yeah the Axies are getting sent out real soon. You have to wait to receive to see the stats
March 07, 2019, 03:43:40 AM
I received a newsletter yesterday and it seems my reward reward for the Axie Infinity is near!
https://blog.coingecko.com/coingecko-is-partnering-with-axie-infinity/
Any sneak peak on what stats will this item offer? Bonus stats to reptile Axies maybe?
https://blog.coingecko.com/coingecko-is-partnering-with-axie-infinity/
Any sneak peak on what stats will this item offer? Bonus stats to reptile Axies maybe?
March 07, 2019, 12:34:52 AM
First off, thanks for providing such a great service for free. I'm not a coder, but your API has inspired me to work on a little project.
2 questions
Would it be possible to add circulating_supply to /simple/price? I'm not sure if it is just due to rounding errors, but market_cap divided by price doesn't accurately calculate this number.
When querying multiple id's using /coins/markets, how is gecko_asc (or desc) sorted. Is there a valid value for the order parameter that returns the list of id's in the same order every time, regardless of fluctuations in market cap/volume. It doesn't seem to me that any of the options work this way.
Once again, am I complete noob to coding, so I hope my questions make sense.
2 questions
Would it be possible to add circulating_supply to /simple/price? I'm not sure if it is just due to rounding errors, but market_cap divided by price doesn't accurately calculate this number.
When querying multiple id's using /coins/markets, how is gecko_asc (or desc) sorted. Is there a valid value for the order parameter that returns the list of id's in the same order every time, regardless of fluctuations in market cap/volume. It doesn't seem to me that any of the options work this way.
Once again, am I complete noob to coding, so I hope my questions make sense.
March 04, 2019, 06:54:35 AM
Here are 3 Interesting reads of the day
1. California Bill Proposes Crypto Tax Payments for Cannabis Businesses
California Assembly Bill 953 (AB-953), if passed, will allow for payment of taxes in Stablecoins.
The bill defines Stablecoins as a digital asset that is pegged to the US dollar which serves as its collateral.
California joins a growing list of jurisdictions introducing cryptocurrencies as a medium for taxation.
https://dailyhodl.com/2019/03/01/california-bill-proposes-crypto-tax-payments-for-cannabis-businesses/
2. Binance Dangles $100K in Crypto to Get Users to Test Its DEX
Binance is hoping to boost the number of people testing its upcoming decentralized exchange (DEX) platform by giving away $100,000 in tokens.
The initiative, he said, would help the exchange launch the mainnet, or live version, of Binance DEX more quickly.
There would be 2 categories of prizes for the offering; one to see users issue and list the tokens, and the other to see how users trade and achieve returns on the DEX.
https://www.coindesk.com/binance-puts-up-100000-in-tokens-to-get-users-testing-its-dex
3. Blockstream Releases Upgrade of Its Bitcoin Lightning Network Implementation
Blockstream has released a new version its of c-lightning implementation according to an official blog.
The main new feature is plugin supports, which allow developers to extend the capabilities of the software with plugins written in any programming language.
According to LN growth-tracker 1ML, LN experienced an increase of 19% in Nodes, 40% in Channel, and 18% in Network capacity (total Bitcoin locked) all within the past 30 days.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockstream-releases-upgrade-of-its-bitcoin-lightning-network-implementation
1. California Bill Proposes Crypto Tax Payments for Cannabis Businesses
California Assembly Bill 953 (AB-953), if passed, will allow for payment of taxes in Stablecoins.
The bill defines Stablecoins as a digital asset that is pegged to the US dollar which serves as its collateral.
California joins a growing list of jurisdictions introducing cryptocurrencies as a medium for taxation.
https://dailyhodl.com/2019/03/01/california-bill-proposes-crypto-tax-payments-for-cannabis-businesses/
2. Binance Dangles $100K in Crypto to Get Users to Test Its DEX
Binance is hoping to boost the number of people testing its upcoming decentralized exchange (DEX) platform by giving away $100,000 in tokens.
The initiative, he said, would help the exchange launch the mainnet, or live version, of Binance DEX more quickly.
There would be 2 categories of prizes for the offering; one to see users issue and list the tokens, and the other to see how users trade and achieve returns on the DEX.
https://www.coindesk.com/binance-puts-up-100000-in-tokens-to-get-users-testing-its-dex
3. Blockstream Releases Upgrade of Its Bitcoin Lightning Network Implementation
Blockstream has released a new version its of c-lightning implementation according to an official blog.
The main new feature is plugin supports, which allow developers to extend the capabilities of the software with plugins written in any programming language.
According to LN growth-tracker 1ML, LN experienced an increase of 19% in Nodes, 40% in Channel, and 18% in Network capacity (total Bitcoin locked) all within the past 30 days.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockstream-releases-upgrade-of-its-bitcoin-lightning-network-implementation
March 03, 2019, 01:40:13 PM
Fetch AI Market Cap is now updated to $39 million. Check out Fetch AI coin page for more details: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/fetch-ai
March 03, 2019, 12:38:52 AM
I read the Q3 of 2018 review for coingecko exchange, but too busy to access the last quarter if it ever came out. Can I get access the last coin exchange review please?
Yes the 2018 report can be obtained here http://bit.ly/2018CoinGeckoReport
Let us know what you think!
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