Topic: [ANNOUNCE] BitcoinStats.org - Graph of recent transaction confirmation times. - page 2. (Read 5218 times)
September 28, 2011, 10:20:42 PM
Very nice! What accounts for the difference in the number of unique clients and the total of the clients by version?
September 28, 2011, 08:06:17 PM
That is really nice!
So is the number of clients really dropping that fast? Can you make a longer timescale?
So is the number of clients really dropping that fast? Can you make a longer timescale?
Thank You!
I don't have historical data. I'm sorry. It will go from this point forward. The number of online clients appears to be dropping. That is unless someone can suggest a reason to not trust Bitcoin Protocol addr messages.
September 28, 2011, 08:02:45 PM
That is really nice!
So is the number of clients really dropping that fast? Can you make a longer timescale?
So is the number of clients really dropping that fast? Can you make a longer timescale?
September 28, 2011, 07:58:45 PM
The common question "How long will it take for my transaction to be confirmed?" has no easy answer. 10 to 60 minutes is often said, but transactions can be confirmed in a block in less than 10 minutes and sometimes take longer than 60 minutes, which causes consternation.
I have created a website that shows how long recent transactions have taken to be confirmed in a block.
BitcoinStats.org
Seeing this Transaction Timer chart, users can get an idea of how long transactions tend to take to be confirmed in a block by seeing the distribution of past transactions. In the future, I can show the fee amount paid which will be quite relevant as miners become more picky about which transactions they choose to include in blocks.
The site will always be free; I made it for the benefit of the Bitcoin community, especially new users.
I welcome comments and suggestions.. especially concerning the "Count" statistic on the third tab. (I think that it is possible to manipulate this statistic and I'm curious if people think that malicious people do. The info is gleaned by counting the number of unique IPs in addr messages.)
I have created a website that shows how long recent transactions have taken to be confirmed in a block.
BitcoinStats.org
Seeing this Transaction Timer chart, users can get an idea of how long transactions tend to take to be confirmed in a block by seeing the distribution of past transactions. In the future, I can show the fee amount paid which will be quite relevant as miners become more picky about which transactions they choose to include in blocks.
The site will always be free; I made it for the benefit of the Bitcoin community, especially new users.
I welcome comments and suggestions.. especially concerning the "Count" statistic on the third tab. (I think that it is possible to manipulate this statistic and I'm curious if people think that malicious people do. The info is gleaned by counting the number of unique IPs in addr messages.)
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