Topic: [ANN] Coinplorer: most advanced profit simulator, multi currency explorer & more (Read 5508 times)

Thanks guys!
I've also added a "mining profitability" chart yesterday, see http://coinplorer.com/Charts/PriceDifficulty?fromCurrency=BTC&toCurrency=USD
The formula is MiningProfit(Date) = ExchangeRate(Date,BTC-USD) * AvgDifficulty(Date,USD) / AvgDifficulty(Date,BTC)
It also shows the potential correlation between difficulty and price (at constant hardware) or, if you compare 2 crypto currencies, if it's better or not to mine one to get the other (example: LTC/BTC => if line goes up, it gets better to mine LTC to change them into BTC).
The chart is full of information, but pretty hard to interpret.

Love the site man! Good work, ty for adding FRK!

I love Coinplorer!

One of the best devs I have worked with, fast and efficient!

Obviously capable to see this site reach top ranks. It's my favourite blockchain explorer and it's only young, I look forward to seeing this go places  

Alienwalkerx

I added:
- Megacoin (MEC) support -- currently importing
- Manual input for difficulty estimations in the simulator with copy/paste support and a sample spreasheet

I'd like to have a "private API", where I can choose which service could have access to it.
Having it open would incur only bad things:
- Potentially less visitors
- More load
- No more revenues

If you have an idea of service backed by my API, let me know!

the only thing really missing is an api ..
most important api call would be to get the balance of an address (for different alt-coins) ... no other side can do this yet!

This is getting interresting, but totally off topic. Premined coins that goes to a foundation are still premined coins. And the foundation is a total joke (see http://foundation.herokuapp.com/#/donations: 3 organizations including themselves!). And as I understand, you donate to them and the foundation add "+10%" to the amounts you donate (seriously? you donate with the 20% you receive for mining, they receive 80% and they only add a shameful 10%?!) "The Freicoin Foundation will add an extra 10% to the freicoins you donate to the non-profit you've chosen.". But again, totally off topic.

I corrected the bug

Totally agree But well it takes what it takes I would only change this if required by forum rules.

sry for ot: how can i get my sig to become MORE shining ?

Have to say your signature is really annoying, too shining.

nice work!

The foundation is awarded 496.03174604 coins per block. You asked "in general" how to remove the foundation coins from your calculations. This is how you do it.  The distribution to the foundation ends at block 161280. Up until block 161280, the reward to the miner is not constant.

Rather than defend against your "premined" comment I will let this website speak for the foundation.



Thanks for looking into this bug.

This is not "currency independent" + the number of coins going to the foundation is supposed to evolved isn't?
Beside this, I've always seen those "foundation coins" as a form of premined coins...

Thanks for the bug report! It seems like Vircurex returns bullshit for the low price sometimes... I manually fixed it for the latest FRC-USD rates + added a new filter to prevent this in the future, but I'll add to "reprocess" the past to definitively get rid of the wrong points. I'll probably do this tomorrow or the day after.

Great website.

As far as FRC goes--

* To remove the foundation coins from the number of coins issued per block, subtract 496.03174604. There will be no more foundation coin issued after block 161280.

* There's some problem with the FRC price data. On some of the graphs you have FRC is $20,00,000 per coin.

OK, sorry, "-MSC mastercoin- Not launchet yet, but you can buy them already. coins created by buying them with bitcoins. operates on a bitcoin blockchain.".
I can add it if it satisfies the requirements:

We choose to heavily rely on coin's clients: this enables us to potentially support ANY bitcoin-like cryptocurrency, even if their internal algorithms or exchanges are totally different.

We basically uses those clients as an "API" to providing an access to their blockchains objects. Those clients can be of any kind, as soon as they provides an RPC interface.

The only required conditions are:

If the daemon runs in our servers, it must be able to run under Linux Debian x64, be open sourced and have its source code hosted on a git repository (so we can update it easily)
The daemon supports getblockcount (returning the number of blocks in the chain)
The daemon provides a way to get a block by height (either direct, for example getblockbyheight or indirect, for example getblockhash then getblock)
The daemon provides a way to get any non wallet transaction by txid (either direct, for example gettransaction or indirect, for example getrawtransaction then decoderawtransaction). If those details are included in the blocks, it could be fine too.
The JSON outputs are similar to the outputs of the official bitcoind daemon

No wrong mastercoin, check my signature

It's listed in "purgatory" on https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-of-all-cryptocoins-134179
(there is also some currency listed in the purgatory that I support, but it was because there were in Minor or Candidated when I added them).
"MST MasterCoin- premined LTC clone"

wheres mastercoin dude???

Thanks. I just finished completely rewriting the difficulty charts and predictions (see http://coinplorer.com/Charts/Difficulty/BTC), for the second time.
Predictions are now very accurate and I even display the hash power extrapolation I use for difficulty prediction.
You can even play with the "Average hash power over" input to see it changing (to have more accuracy, <=4 days is averaged to 4 days for prediction and >=14 days is averaged to 14 days).
Difficulty changed today so the next prediction might not be hyper reliable yet, but I believe it's the most reliable out there.