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I've added a "Found by" column to the homepage which shows the ip the block was first relayed by (similar to pident). This won't be 100% accurate due to network latency, my client crashing etc.

The list of known ip's I have are as follows:

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82.146.47.200   pool.itzod.ru   http://pool.itzod.ru/
173.193.21.69   Mt.Red   http://www.mtred.com
81.29.3.30   Mainframe Mining   http://mining.mainframe.nl/
78.47.187.255   Eligius   http://eligius.st
46.4.121.119   Deepbit   http://deepbit.org/
46.4.121.118   Deepbit   http://deepbit.org/
46.4.121.100   Deepbit   http://deepbit.org/
46.4.121.99 Deepbit   http://deepbit.org/
46.4.121.120   Deepbit   http://deepbit.org/
78.46.186.29   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
78.46.186.53   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
78.46.186.52   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
46.4.116.147   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
78.46.186.27   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
78.46.186.28   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
78.46.186.51   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
78.46.186.54   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
188.40.93.82   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
78.46.186.50   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
78.46.186.30   BTC Guild   https://www.btcguild.com/
76.74.166.121   BitcoinRulez (tor)   http://metrics.torproject.org/descriptor.html?desc
209.15.238.254   BitcoinNow (tor)   http://metrics.torproject.org/descriptor.html?desc
204.45.253.21   Bitclockers   http://bitclockers.com
50.19.225.254   Ars bitcoin   https://arsbitcoin.com/

Does anyone know Slush's push pool ip?

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Quote from: netrin on September 26, 2011, 10:45:21 AM

Looking Great!

I'd also like to see sequential transaction numbers (and ISO 8601 dates), then confirmation status is just subtraction.

Quote from: piuk on September 26, 2011, 10:33:23 AM

however you should be extremely careful using these as they may change if the chain is reorganised.

Have we ever had a reorg longer than 2 blocks? http://blockexplorer.com/q/reorglog

I've done a little testing and it seems to work well. Just a thought, maybe you could provide a short url/redirect for firstbits. Something like: http://pi.uk.com/f/12345

I'll see what i can do about the dates and tx numbers.

No i don't think we have, but it *could* happen. So if your going to get business cards printed with your firstbits address on then it would be a good idea to wait until the address is at least 24 hrs old.

You can search for first bits e.g http://pi.uk.com/bitcoin/search/1a the only problem is if you have a firstbits like "1234" then if will think your looking for a block height.

Quote from: Maged on September 26, 2011, 11:37:56 AM

This isn't an either/or situation. It's merely adding more precision to the timestamps which will allow us to have much better data to work with in the future. You show unconfirmed transactions already, so I suspect that adding a timestamp will be trivial.

Yes I am recording the timestamp when the client first receives the inventory hash, so yes i just need to copy this to the blocks / transactions table.

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Quote from: Clark on September 06, 2011, 09:56:34 PM

Quote from: piuk on September 06, 2011, 06:33:53 PM

Quote from: Clark on September 06, 2011, 11:41:14 AM

Feature request: Show date/time on transactions.

The problem with this is transactions don't have a time associated with them when sent. So there are two options:

- Record the time my client receives the transaction (which would mean no times for old transactions)
- Use the timestamp from the block the transaction was included in (no times for unconfirmed transactions)

Which do you think would be best?

Just put the timestamp from the block. That makes more sense because we would get transaction times for all the transactions. Also, a transaction isn't really verified until it has been included in a block.

Maybe just make a note about the time being that of the block instead of the transaction itself.

Actually, with a well-connected node, the time that the transaction came in would be the most accurate and important, so you should show that anyway. Perhaps an additional field? And while we're at it, do the same for blocks. It'd be great to be able to see what the differences are in the timestamps as we are designing defenses to timejacking.

This isn't an either/or situation. It's merely adding more precision to the timestamps which will allow us to have much better data to work with in the future. You show unconfirmed transactions already, so I suspect that adding a timestamp will be trivial.

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Looking Great!

I'd also like to see sequential transaction numbers (and ISO 8601 dates), then confirmation status is just subtraction.

Quote from: piuk on September 26, 2011, 10:33:23 AM

however you should be extremely careful using these as they may change if the chain is reorganised.

Have we ever had a reorg longer than 2 blocks? http://blockexplorer.com/q/reorglog

I've done a little testing and it seems to work well. Just a thought, maybe you could provide a short url/redirect for firstbits. Something like: http://pi.uk.com/f/12345

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Quote from: netrin on September 24, 2011, 02:38:46 PM

Piuk, are you considering firstbit algorithm?

Interesting I never heard of firstbits before, I've added basic support for it. It will generate firstbits for unconfirmed transactions and transactions with less than 6 confirmations, however you should be extremely careful using these as they may change if the chain is reorganised.

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Piuk, are you considering firstbit algorithm?

Quote from: piuk on September 01, 2011, 06:29:27 PM

Added unconfirmed transactions http://pi.uk.com/bitcoin/unconfirmed-transactions

Brilliant!! I will certainly be using that.

Hey, does anyone offer open bitcoind connections? If I understand the concept, I'd be willing to pay to forward transactions and look up balances without having a local block chain.

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I wonder what the odds of this happening are http://pi.uk.com/bitcoin/block-height/146724

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Quote from: BkkCoins on September 24, 2011, 11:28:44 AM

I find the screen width far too wide for my notebook display. I'm constantly scrolling back and forth.
Is it maybe possible to have an alternate style option (css chg maybe) that would suit a narrow layout? I'm sure there must be quite a few notebook users who can't handle non-wrapping wide layouts.

Otherwise, great! I like the visual style.

It should be a little better now at smaller resolutions.

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firstbits:1MinerQ

I find the screen width far too wide for my notebook display. I'm constantly scrolling back and forth.
Is it maybe possible to have an alternate style option (css chg maybe) that would suit a narrow layout? I'm sure there must be quite a few notebook users who can't handle non-wrapping wide layouts.

Otherwise, great! I like the visual style.

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Quote from: Mike Hearn on September 23, 2011, 09:04:46 AM

It'd be nice to print more technical details. Viewing script contents in particular is a helpful feature of blockexplorer.com

Scripts should now be displayed (I am using Bitcoinj for this). If the script is strange then it will attempt to print it as a string for example http://pi.uk.com/bitcoin/tx-index/5719188/9740e7d646f5278603c04706a366716e5e87212c57395e0d24761c0ae784b2c6 (Not condoning the content, this was the only example i could find).

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It'd be nice to print more technical details. Viewing script contents in particular is a helpful feature of blockexplorer.com

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Neeeyice....Im in the export crowd too....but just to clarify, would like to see a search function and not just export whats already there. For example, searching blocks(aka 'height') 10-21 and it lists all the transactions in the blocks.

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Yeah I thought I'd test my MySQL cluster by deleting data on one of the nodes. Turns out it couldn't recover. I can't remember why it seemed like a good idea at the time Undecided

, but it should be all reimported now.

As for the csv data, I'll be adding an api sometime soon.

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Data looks like it is missing most of September. Data issues?

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@piuk: feature request - CSV download option for a history of up to some arbitrary number of blocks.

Would love this, as there are some stats I'd like to run on your transaction volume figure.

Is there any other way that I can get this?

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Stat section is pretty cool.

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Quote from: Andrew Vorobyov on September 17, 2011, 05:41:35 PM

Great... I'm out of bitcoins

what is your paypal?

Thanks, No Need

If you could link to the site from anywhere that would be great.

The year graph is interesting. By far the largest peak of activity if right at the peak market price, looks like one of the early adopters stopped the rise by cashing out.

Days destroyed:

Market price:

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Great... I'm out of bitcoins

what is your paypal?

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Quote from: nmat on September 17, 2011, 04:01:03 PM

Thanks! You're doing a great work here

Thanks, Glad people find it useful.

Quote from: Andrew Vorobyov on September 17, 2011, 04:20:20 PM

Destroyed bitcoins lacks threshold, like 1 week or month. I think putting 1 week threshold will filter out noise (pool payouts etc).

What I mean, do not include transaction if its input is less than x time old.

PiUK, how hard will be to implement it? What do you think?

I could see this being useful, I'm calculating it now.

http://pi.uk.com/bitcoin/charts/bitcoin-days-destroyed-min-week
http://pi.uk.com/bitcoin/charts/bitcoin-days-destroyed-min-month
http://pi.uk.com/bitcoin/charts/bitcoin-days-destroyed-min-year

It will probably take all night.

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