Topic: [ANN] Launch-time charts - 57 currencies - cryptometer.org - page 5. (Read 17054 times)
its too bad coins like nibble and lucky didn't do better. No pre-mines, decent launch distribution. Guess the dev's didn't stick around long enough?
Forgot to add ZenithCoin... launched 6/9/2013 and doing well.
It's not doing well, it's 50% premined and released 3 times.
Forgot to add ZenithCoin... launched 6/9/2013 and doing well.
Royalcoin is up.
It's only getting 3 or 4 blocks a day lately.
It's only getting 3 or 4 blocks a day lately.
should add stablecoin, the graphs will look pretty.. best launch of any coin so far
Stablecoin added.
I hate to disappoint you, but it doesn't look pretty. The genesis block has a coinbase transaction worth 1250000SBC. That's 80% of the supply.
http://cryptometer.org/stablecoin_96_hour_charts.html
On the contrary I think it looks beautiful, aside from the genesis block and the launch spike everythings going just about perfect. Smoothest chart i've seen.
OneCoin? I am curious to see how this will be displayed 
Have you completely forgotten Freicoin? 
Not forgotten. I'll get to it. It'll probably require some code changes to handle the demurrage properly.
Have you completely forgotten Freicoin?
Total Supply seems to be the graph that shows very clearly where pre and instamines took place (regardless of the stated reason) This is visually (and very clearly in most cases) seen in the Total Supply chart. Would you be willing to consider making the Total Supply graph the one you see at the top?
For the order of the charts, I tried to keep the charts grouped together by the data behind them, putting secondary info after primary info. For example, total supply data is generated from the mint data so those charts are in that order. Similarly, network hashrate is generated from the number of blocks and the difficulty. Everything is affected by that first chart so I'd like to keep it first. If I can figure out how to get two different scales on a chart, then I'll probably combine some charts and you won't have to scroll so much. You may be right. I may be too much of an obsessed mathematician. I'll keep considering the order. But keep in mind, everyone isn't always checking on premine / instamine. On the page with the entire blockchain, that first chart is a good indicator of the health of the currency (or the effectiveness of the difficulty algorithm) over time. There's a lot of interesting things to learn beyond when the most currency was generated.
I have several ideas to improve the presentation of the site. In the future, I want to implement the ability to make custom charts with multiple currencies and link straight to them. That's going to require a redesign of my software since it will have to generate the page on the fly. Right now, those are all static pages.
For now, I'm just trying to keep up with the new coin requests. It's probably the most important thing. I think that will slow down eventually and I'll be able to implement other features.
You are doing a fantastic job, and I think this is one of the most valuable sites to date that has been created showing comparable data between the different alt coins. I didn't bother to state this before throwing out my random suggestion, and hope it didn't supercede how much value I think you are providing.
Awesome site, man. I would be happy if you add Onecoin to your list. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annonc-onecoin-cpu-only-pools-opened-200177
Onecoin is up.
It's 40 hours worth which is everything up until now. I'll try to update it again tomorrow. (It's all manual for now.)
Total Supply seems to be the graph that shows very clearly where pre and instamines took place (regardless of the stated reason) This is visually (and very clearly in most cases) seen in the Total Supply chart. Would you be willing to consider making the Total Supply graph the one you see at the top?
For the order of the charts, I tried to keep the charts grouped together by the data behind them, putting secondary info after primary info. For example, total supply data is generated from the mint data so those charts are in that order. Similarly, network hashrate is generated from the number of blocks and the difficulty. Everything is affected by that first chart so I'd like to keep it first. If I can figure out how to get two different scales on a chart, then I'll probably combine some charts and you won't have to scroll so much. You may be right. I may be too much of an obsessed mathematician. I'll keep considering the order. But keep in mind, everyone isn't always checking on premine / instamine. On the page with the entire blockchain, that first chart is a good indicator of the health of the currency (or the effectiveness of the difficulty algorithm) over time. There's a lot of interesting things to learn beyond when the most currency was generated.
I have several ideas to improve the presentation of the site. In the future, I want to implement the ability to make custom charts with multiple currencies and link straight to them. That's going to require a redesign of my software since it will have to generate the page on the fly. Right now, those are all static pages.
For now, I'm just trying to keep up with the new coin requests. It's probably the most important thing. I think that will slow down eventually and I'll be able to implement other features.
You are doing a fantastic job, and I think this is one of the most valuable sites to date that has been created showing comparable data between the different alt coins. I didn't bother to state this before throwing out my random suggestion, and hope it didn't supercede how much value I think you are providing.
Thanks, for providing this service, Onecoin next?
We can't stop here. This is bat country!
Yup, onecoin is next.
great resource, much appreciated
Total Supply seems to be the graph that shows very clearly where pre and instamines took place (regardless of the stated reason) This is visually (and very clearly in most cases) seen in the Total Supply chart. Would you be willing to consider making the Total Supply graph the one you see at the top?
For the order of the charts, I tried to keep the charts grouped together by the data behind them, putting secondary info after primary info. For example, total supply data is generated from the mint data so those charts are in that order. Similarly, network hashrate is generated from the number of blocks and the difficulty. Everything is affected by that first chart so I'd like to keep it first. If I can figure out how to get two different scales on a chart, then I'll probably combine some charts and you won't have to scroll so much. You may be right. I may be too much of an obsessed mathematician. I'll keep considering the order. But keep in mind, everyone isn't always checking on premine / instamine. On the page with the entire blockchain, that first chart is a good indicator of the health of the currency (or the effectiveness of the difficulty algorithm) over time. There's a lot of interesting things to learn beyond when the most currency was generated.
I have several ideas to improve the presentation of the site. In the future, I want to implement the ability to make custom charts with multiple currencies and link straight to them. That's going to require a redesign of my software since it will have to generate the page on the fly. Right now, those are all static pages.
For now, I'm just trying to keep up with the new coin requests. It's probably the most important thing. I think that will slow down eventually and I'll be able to implement other features.
Thanks, for providing this service, Onecoin next?
Ixcoin charts are up.
http://cryptometer.org/ixcoin_60_month_charts.html
You can see a classic premine here. For the first two months (May, June-ish), block generation is slow. That's probably because the pre-miners weren't doing it full-time. Then there is a month were it was dead (July-ish). Then in month four (August-ish), it must have been announced. The block generation hits 373% of target due to the interest. And the most coins are minted that month. Then things are stable for a long time.
At the end of the chart, at Month 23 and 24 (around march and april this year) you can see difficulty and network hashrate shoot way up and block generation hits 180% of target. What's that about? ASICs!
http://cryptometer.org/ixcoin_60_month_charts.html
You can see a classic premine here. For the first two months (May, June-ish), block generation is slow. That's probably because the pre-miners weren't doing it full-time. Then there is a month were it was dead (July-ish). Then in month four (August-ish), it must have been announced. The block generation hits 373% of target due to the interest. And the most coins are minted that month. Then things are stable for a long time.
At the end of the chart, at Month 23 and 24 (around march and april this year) you can see difficulty and network hashrate shoot way up and block generation hits 180% of target. What's that about? ASICs!
Would like to see Noirbits. Seems to be legitimately no premine as far as I can tell.
Nice! Thanks!
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