Topic: [ANN] Launch-time charts - 57 currencies - cryptometer.org - page 4. (Read 17044 times)

Added Copperlark:
http://cryptometer.org/copperlark_96_hour_charts.html
http://cryptometer.org/copperlark_90_day_charts.html

I've added an N chart for YAC on my charts website.  Like the difficulty chart, each value is a weighted average over the time period.  So on days when N changes, it is a value between the old and new values of N.

I've also added another chart which I'm calling "Normalized Network Hashrate".  I noticed that you can't use the regular network hashrate chart as an indication of how much computing power is being applied to YAC over time as you can with other currencies.  This is because whenever N changes the amount of computing power necessary to achieve a given hashrate increases.  The "Normalized Network Hashrate" chart tries to solve that problem as follows:

From this data http://yacexplorer.tk/graphs.htm#tech it appears that, for both CPUs and GPUs, each doubling of N causes approximately a halving of hashrate especially for larger N.  Therefore, assuming a constant computing power, N*Hashrate remains relatively constant for different values of N.

Proof by induction:
N*Hashrate
= (1) * N * Hashrate
= 2 * (1/2) * N * Hashrate
= 2 * N * (1/2) * Hashate
= [2 * N]  *  [(1/2) * Hashrate]
But that's the next N multiplied by it's hashrate.

Also, N*Hashrate would be linearly affected by computing power (from the Hashrate).  So N*(Network Hashrate) could be used as a representation of network computing power over time that isn't affected by changes in N.  But those actual numeric values aren't very meaningful.  To improve this, I used N/32*(Network Hashrate).  That can interpreted as the approximate hashrate of the network if N were still equal to it's starting value of 32.

http://cryptometer.org/yacoin_90_day_charts.html

Yes, that would likely be do to the mishap with the people that were trusted to compile the binaries not being trustworthy at all.

It was a mistake on the devs part, rather than an intention to pre-mine.

Craftcoin has finally been announced on BTCTalk: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anncrc-craftcoin-portable-minecraft-game-currency-w-economy-plugin-250343

Would love to see the charts for this.

EZCoin is up.

http://cryptometer.org/ezcoin_96_hour_charts.html
http://cryptometer.org/ezcoin_90_day_charts.html

Noirbits is up.  There seems to be at least a 560 Noir premine because hours 3 and 4 are empty.  Hour 5 looks like the announcement.  But really you should figure it out from the times.

http://cryptometer.org/noirbits_96_hour_charts.html
http://cryptometer.org/noirbits_90_day_charts.html

this is awesome, seriously job well done!

lets see, what came out the last few days...

Globalcoin and Tradecoin i think are all that's released so far...

ybcoin and nanotokens should be released soon, also those cryogenic bonds...

Has anyone requested richcoin and xencoin be added yet?

maybe you should add geistgeld as well, for nostalgia's sake.

After a comment from Sunny King, I went over the code and found a bug.  Too many blocks were getting counted as stake.  The charts are now fixed.  If you've already looked at them, please check them again now.

Big update!  Proof-of-stake blocks are now handled properly.  You can see how many stake blocks were generated, the separate difficulties, and how much they minted.  Also network hashrate will be more accurate.  Check it out:

- PPCoin http://cryptometer.org/ppcoin_90_day_charts.html
- Novacoin http://cryptometer.org/novacoin_90_day_charts.html
- Bitbar http://cryptometer.org/bitbar_90_day_charts.html
- Yacoin http://cryptometer.org/yacoin_90_day_charts.html
- Bitgem http://cryptometer.org/bitgem_90_day_charts.html

valuecoin, bottlecaps, sifcoin, mastercoin... what else came out this week?

The current situation:
So far, I've focused on getting the data from the beginning of the blockchains.  It never changes so that's simple.  For recent data, charts are updated manually when people ask me or when I'm interested.  It involves starting the daemon, letting it sync, and running my program.  For now, just tell me here which currencies you're interested in.  I just updated Stablecoin and Digitalcoin for you.

Medium Term Plan:
More automation.  Updates more often.

Long Term Plan:
Automatic updates.  It's complicated to do because I can't run all the daemons all the time.

Hey,

how often is the data been updated?

StableCoin and Digitalcoin data is from 13th june and does'nt state anything about the current development.

Btw, thanks for the great service.

He doesn't have to do anything.

The site is excellent, great work!

Memecoin is up.

I hear ya.  That *would* be useful but it also requires all those currency daemons running all the time.  My server definitely can't handle that.

Eventually, I'll work on ways to keep the charts more up to date:
- Getting the process more automated.
- Perhaps I can set it up to automatically cycle through the daemons so there is only one running at a time.  At least then, the info would be up to date within a few hours perhaps.

Right now, I'm focusing on getting the beginnings of all the currencies.  If something is getting out of date and you'd like to see the more recent data, just poke me to update it.  That's much easier than adding another currency BTW.

Added to the request list.

I think that "Last 96 hours" and "Last 90 days" addition would be useful.

Doubloons, Florincoin, Kopimikoin, Argentumcoin, and that new Emerald garbage could be added?