Topic: CoinChoose - alternative site to show respective profitability of the alt coins - page 19. (Read 150624 times)
November 21, 2013, 10:57:06 PM
Sure - might take a while to clear out of cache - but updated.
November 21, 2013, 10:43:41 PM
While you are in there, any chance you can update the WorldCoin logo to the new version?
http://i.imgur.com/SIGA16L.png
http://i.imgur.com/SIGA16L.png
November 21, 2013, 10:40:27 PM
I added additional info and charting for each coin. I will put more in later, but if you click on the coin, you can see more details.
November 21, 2013, 02:19:43 AM
As another example, this pool at the time of this writing has about 40% of the WDC network traffic and currently displays that it is 96.45% efficient based on their logs. (see http://wdc.theblocksfactory.com/stats)
These are good points. There are certain assumptions built in to my calculations that I will investigate whether they are still correct.
Thank you...
Here are 3 more pools with WDC statistics on the bottom-left portion of the page.
I cannot find any others with statistics that have a decent pool hash rate.
Honestly, I've seen the number fluctuate between 96.5% and 98.5%, so I would assume the average to be 97.5%.
98.00% efficient
Scharmbeck Mineworks
http://mineworks.scharmbeck.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool
97.90% efficient
Nut2Pools
https://wdc.nut2pools.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool
98.26% efficient
Mining 4 All
http://wdc.mining4all.eu/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool
November 20, 2013, 09:30:56 PM
As another example, this pool at the time of this writing has about 40% of the WDC network traffic and currently displays that it is 96.45% efficient based on their logs. (see http://wdc.theblocksfactory.com/stats)
These are good points. There are certain assumptions built in to my calculations that I will investigate whether they are still correct.
November 19, 2013, 11:07:54 PM
As another example, this pool at the time of this writing has about 40% of the WDC network traffic and currently displays that it is 96.45% efficient based on their logs. (see http://wdc.theblocksfactory.com/stats)
November 19, 2013, 06:26:26 PM
In the early summer, WorldCoin Profitability % was adjusted for stales @ around 16% less. This was during the 15 second block times.
Today, WDC has been patched to both 30 second block times and a difficulty rate that adjusts every hour rather than every 8 hours.
Correct me if I'm wrong community, but after looking into this at several pools, the rate seems to be 96% efficient on average, so an orphan rate of about 4%. Figure WDC used to be 15 sec @ 16% orphans rate, DGC is 20 sec @ 12%, there is nothing at 25 sec that I know of, and WDC is currently 30 sec.
[Certain individuals have orphans only based on their ping rate to a pool]
Today, WDC has been patched to both 30 second block times and a difficulty rate that adjusts every hour rather than every 8 hours.
Correct me if I'm wrong community, but after looking into this at several pools, the rate seems to be 96% efficient on average, so an orphan rate of about 4%. Figure WDC used to be 15 sec @ 16% orphans rate, DGC is 20 sec @ 12%, there is nothing at 25 sec that I know of, and WDC is currently 30 sec.
[Certain individuals have orphans only based on their ping rate to a pool]
November 18, 2013, 09:49:20 PM
I did a little performance tuning and re-addressed what will happen with stale data. This should remedy a few of the issues people have had with the site. I also added in a few coins. If you see a coin that is missing, let me know and I will add it.
Thanks!
Thanks!
November 18, 2013, 08:21:37 PM
Can you add Tagcoin to the list on the site...it's been up on coinwarz.com for a while, often at the top of the list, depends on how many miners pile in when the diff gets lower - difficulty is averaging about 50 at the moment, price around 30 to 40 cents, traded on 5 exchanges and about 8 pools..
- Launch of the coin was 2 weeks ago.
Blockexplorer at the moment is at http://florinexchange.com/tagexplorer/
- Launch of the coin was 2 weeks ago.Blockexplorer at the moment is at http://florinexchange.com/tagexplorer/
Added - thanks!
November 18, 2013, 10:21:15 AM
Doubling back - this is the API call I use from Cryptsy - http://pubapi.cryptsy.com/api.php?method=orderdata. As you can see, PXC only is listed for its BTC trade data, not LTC. I think the API isn't set-up properly to show currencies that are traded in both markets.
Seems so. Hope they will fix this issue some day.
I inquired before on it before and apparently it is harder than I thought. I will ask again
November 18, 2013, 09:32:18 AM
Doubling back - this is the API call I use from Cryptsy - http://pubapi.cryptsy.com/api.php?method=orderdata. As you can see, PXC only is listed for its BTC trade data, not LTC. I think the API isn't set-up properly to show currencies that are traded in both markets.
Seems so. Hope they will fix this issue some day.
November 18, 2013, 08:06:56 AM
Doubling back - this is the API call I use from Cryptsy - http://pubapi.cryptsy.com/api.php?method=orderdata. As you can see, PXC only is listed for its BTC trade data, not LTC. I think the API isn't set-up properly to show currencies that are traded in both markets.
November 18, 2013, 08:02:49 AM
Sal, I would appreciate if you replace the PXC icon with this one and add PXC to your LTC Profitability table using the Cryptsy API. Thank you.
I do not believe the Cryptsy API that I am using for LTC is showing PXC. I understand this was an earlier issue and will see if there was a fix yet as the API was only doing one coin at a time. I automatically pull everything from Cryptsy so it will appear as soon as the API returns the value.
I had already updated your icon, but it takes sometime for the CDN to replace the image (and also the image is cached in your browser as well).
November 18, 2013, 12:54:34 AM
Sal, I would appreciate if you replace the PXC icon with this one and add PXC to your LTC Profitability table using the Cryptsy API. Thank you.
November 17, 2013, 11:58:06 AM
Sorry - there are so many coins unless the coin owners tell me I can't be expected to keep each coin up-to-date at all times and know every little change. I just updated it, but next time there is a drastic change like this, I would appreciate a PM or a post here instead of a "would you update finally?". Thank you.
No offence, but I've PM'ed you earlier with an update request. You haven't responded. Hope our communication will be better in the future.
Sorry - you are right. I tried upgrading but the new client is crashing on my server (uses high CPU and claims to be running but never responds to any commands). Until I can figure out the reason, the coin won't appear. I am working on it, but if you have a public block explorer with an API I'd much rather use that.
explorer.phoenixcoin.org provides with a standard Abe API. It always runs the latest daemon released.
November 17, 2013, 11:01:45 AM
Sorry - there are so many coins unless the coin owners tell me I can't be expected to keep each coin up-to-date at all times and know every little change. I just updated it, but next time there is a drastic change like this, I would appreciate a PM or a post here instead of a "would you update finally?". Thank you.
No offence, but I've PM'ed you earlier with an update request. You haven't responded. Hope our communication will be better in the future.
Sorry - you are right. I tried upgrading but the new client is crashing on my server (uses high CPU and claims to be running but never responds to any commands). Until I can figure out the reason, the coin won't appear. I am working on it, but if you have a public block explorer with an API I'd much rather use that.
November 16, 2013, 09:10:06 PM
Sorry - there are so many coins unless the coin owners tell me I can't be expected to keep each coin up-to-date at all times and know every little change. I just updated it, but next time there is a drastic change like this, I would appreciate a PM or a post here instead of a "would you update finally?". Thank you.
No offence, but I've PM'ed you earlier with an update request. You haven't responded. Hope our communication will be better in the future.
November 16, 2013, 07:09:03 PM
Sal, would you update PXC at Coinchoose finally? The name spelling (Phoenixcoin) and logo as well as block reward which is 50 PXC now vs. 25 PXC before the last hard fork. It is also traded to LTC at Cryptsy, so it can be listed at the LTC Profitability charts, too. You need to upgrade your daemon to v0.6.5.0 if you haven't updated already.
Sorry - there are so many coins unless the coin owners tell me I can't be expected to keep each coin up-to-date at all times and know every little change. I just updated it, but next time there is a drastic change like this, I would appreciate a PM or a post here instead of a "would you update finally?". Thank you.
November 16, 2013, 01:57:02 PM
Sal, would you update PXC at Coinchoose finally? The name spelling (Phoenixcoin) and logo as well as block reward which is 50 PXC now vs. 25 PXC before the last hard fork. It is also traded to LTC at Cryptsy, so it can be listed at the LTC Profitability charts, too. You need to upgrade your daemon to v0.6.5.0 if you haven't updated already.
November 16, 2013, 11:37:22 AM
@sal002 - No API able block explorer yet, although we will create one. Coinwarz lists the coin, they said they just take the total coins mined and use that to work out pricing profitability. Someone in the community created the block explorer for us at the beginning, and he is givnig us the code and db for it within a few days so at that point we can create an API for it. What info do you need?. Total coins, diff, what else?
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