Why is coinchoose missing like 50% of the coins now?
ARGH!! Nothing from Cryptsy right now!!! I hate that site
Topic: CoinChoose - alternative site to show respective profitability of the alt coins - page 40. (Read 150624 times)
July 23, 2013, 09:19:01 PM
ARGH!! Nothing from Cryptsy right now!!! I hate that site
July 23, 2013, 09:03:31 PM
Why is coinchoose missing like 50% of the coins now?
July 23, 2013, 06:37:24 PM
a very good feature to the site would be that user can filter what coins he wants to be displayed, all, sha256 or scrypt.
July 23, 2013, 05:13:28 PM
It seems MemeCoin is stuck at 0.098 difficulty for quite some time while the real coin has been fluctuating between 0.16..0.32 in reality making it ca 2-2.5x less profitable. The block count is way down too on the coinchoose.com. Right now MemeCoin:
"blocks" : 156717,
"difficulty" : 0.20253732,
which makes it ~2x less profitable or ~ equal to LTC without taking into account orphans (which are a cool 30%).
"blocks" : 156717,
"difficulty" : 0.20253732,
which makes it ~2x less profitable or ~ equal to LTC without taking into account orphans (which are a cool 30%).
July 23, 2013, 02:15:05 PM
a really nice site, OP.
July 23, 2013, 11:44:46 AM
I'll clear up the formatting today. The PHP function I was using was doing that silly notation....
July 23, 2013, 10:55:43 AM
It's scientific notation, E-5 means you need to move the value 5 places to the right so 1.37E-5 = 0.0000137
Cool! Thanks a lot for the explanation.
July 23, 2013, 10:33:45 AM
Actually - that could be a really cool and universal pricing method in the future for Crypto -?
Coffee 1.2e5 BTC
Cake - 1.0e3 LTC
Bike - 1.3e2 NBL
Car - 22 Caps
{with laser rifle hidden under seat}
Coffee 1.2e5 BTC
Cake - 1.0e3 LTC
Bike - 1.3e2 NBL
Car - 22 Caps
{with laser rifle hidden under seat}
Don't forget the negative symbol as you need to move the decimal point in the opposite direction for values raised to a positive power. 120,000 BTC is one pricey cup of coffee.
Scientific notation is usually displayed more like this:
1.2 x 105 (raised to a positive power) = 120,000
1.2 x 10-5 (raised to a negative power) = 0.000012
It's just easier in programming terms to use En to represent x 10n
Yes I understand it well , but it's more logical to simplify it , obviously if it goes positive its positive , so the minus is not needed , and as it is a symbolic notation , for a price , not science , it could still work .
The point is you just want people to have to visualize zeros , so even "Bike 1.3z4 "
So that just says " add 4 zeros to the front "
I'm willing to bet that most people don't know scientific notation , so its just as easy to try to make something new and more simple .
I was top of class electronics , didn't pursue it as a trade. Except for here and there .
July 23, 2013, 09:38:58 AM
Actually - that could be a really cool and universal pricing method in the future for Crypto -?
Coffee 1.2e5 BTC
Cake - 1.0e3 LTC
Bike - 1.3e2 NBL
Car - 22 Caps
{with laser rifle hidden under seat}
Coffee 1.2e5 BTC
Cake - 1.0e3 LTC
Bike - 1.3e2 NBL
Car - 22 Caps
{with laser rifle hidden under seat}
Don't forget the negative symbol as you need to move the decimal point in the opposite direction for values raised to a positive power. 120,000 BTC is one pricey cup of coffee.
Scientific notation is usually displayed more like this:
1.2 x 105 (raised to a positive power) = 120,000
1.2 x 10-5 (raised to a negative power) = 0.000012
It's just easier in programming terms to use En to represent x 10n
July 23, 2013, 09:17:23 AM
Actually - that could be a really cool and universal pricing method in the future for Crypto -?
Coffee 1.2e5 BTC
Cake - 1.0e3 LTC
Bike - 1.3e2 NBL
Car - 22 Caps
{with laser rifle hidden under seat}
Coffee 1.2e5 BTC
Cake - 1.0e3 LTC
Bike - 1.3e2 NBL
Car - 22 Caps
{with laser rifle hidden under seat}
July 23, 2013, 02:26:49 AM
Well, it may be a stupid question, but could someone please explain what all those strange (at least for me) numbers like 1.37E-5 mean? How the fuck to read them on the spot?
It's scientific notation, E-5 means you need to move the value 5 places to the right so 1.37E-5 = 0.0000137
Scientific notation is not really that easy to compare at a glance but this could be easily changed to display in standard notation if sal002 passed the value through the number_format() function. eg:
Code:
$value=1.37E-5;
echo number_format($value, 8);
?>
Result:
Code:
0.00001370
Or additionally removing unnecessary trailing zeros:
Code:
$value=1.37E-5;
echo rtrim(number_format($value, 8), 0);
?>
Result:
Code:
0.0000137
July 23, 2013, 01:13:01 AM
Can you add Lebowskis to coinchoose.com please, (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-lebowskis-lbw-updated-client-and-seednode-260311)
Thanks
Thanks
July 23, 2013, 12:47:39 AM
Well, it may be a stupid question, but could someone please explain what all those strange (at least for me) numbers like 1.37E-5 mean? How the fuck to read them on the spot?
July 22, 2013, 11:45:53 PM
thanks for Adding Nanotoken sal. we do appreciate it.
July 22, 2013, 09:03:28 PM
Would it be easy to make the BTC price show in mBTC? This seems to be a perfect example where mBTC better shows the price of these fraction coins.
July 22, 2013, 07:17:08 AM
I'll add the new new coins (with the API info - thanks!) and fix the GLDCoin logo today.
Still working on that status chart
Still working on that status chart
July 22, 2013, 03:16:19 AM
Why emerald - EMD is not in coinchoose list? It has quite some trades in coins-e.com
Any info there? The block explorer of EMD:http://blockexplorer.coinworld.us/chain/Emerald
July 22, 2013, 12:02:09 AM
Thanks for the great job you're doing with Coinchoose. Here is the new official Goldcoin logo:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/o0lutb7njs7fl63/Logo-Normal.png
https://www.dropbox.com/s/o0lutb7njs7fl63/Logo-Normal.png
July 21, 2013, 10:09:58 PM
Nanotoken API, just in case you don't see my message.
http://blockexplorer.coinworld.us/chain/Nanotoken/q
http://blockexplorer.coinworld.us/chain/Nanotoken/q
July 21, 2013, 10:02:01 PM
How about some information on the number of blocks to the next difficulty retarget, or some estimate on how long until the next difficulty retarget? If I can figure that info out, it has a lot of influence on whether I'll switch over to another coin...
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