IF it is not used then better. But it is informative to see the health of the currency, to see how much hash there is and to determine if it is worthwhile to enter, or simply to observe its change.
IF it is not fundamental for the currency, do not bother. I am really grateful and enjoying the personalized data, some currencies change very fast and to enter before to mine it that other bots that are based on Yiimp data is already an advantage. With this we already have control of the coins that we mine. And also to be able to mix data taking them from other suppliers. There are coins that your Explorer does not show in difficulty, because they do not have API, so I get it from CC, but I use the CTM prices. Yes, you have made my mining group very happy and personally, we already have some 50 custom coins
A detail, in the update says that coins with something modified would be marked in blue or something similar. I do not see that, even to a currency that I have put the price by hand, does not mark anything in the list of coins that tell me that it is modified. I say it to review it, I am more than happy with everything else.
@PAtrike Now we can even add new coins, obtaining price and difficulty by api URL. But there is one thing that we can not define and that is as easy as putting an extra field. THE blocktime. It is important because it determines how many blocks a day are generated and I suppose it would be important for AM calculations.
If I could add that simple field, we can now add coins directly as before with AM CU.
I feel like I'm always asking for something ...
Awesome Miner only uses Difficulty, Block Reward, Exchange rate and Exponential factor to calculate coins per day and the revenue for a coin. That's all properties needed to do all the calculations in Awesome Miner.
The other properties like NetHash and Block Time are not required at all - they are only displayed for information purposes. This is also the reason why it's never been possible to manually modify these properties.
About the blue text for coins. It's only on the Coins tab you will see the coin name displayed in blue color in the 'Coin' column - if the coin has custom properties. As soon as you have enabled "Change Properties" for a coin, it should show up with blue name. It may not be that easy to see the small color change, but it should be there.