Topic: Difficulty estimation website up for main forks. (Read 17319 times)
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I miss this site 
Hey, sorry, I have a lot going on right now. Changing jobs, residence, VPS hosts, etc.. I will post here when everything is back online. I do not plan to leave it to die or anything 
Sweet - thanks for the update Sp0tter, looking forward to it being live again... its a great resource. Missing my favorite site.....when it will come back?
btw....very good work over the last time that you offer this side
btw....very good work over the last time that you offer this side
Hey, sorry, I have a lot going on right now. Changing jobs, residence, VPS hosts, etc.. I will post here when everything is back online. I do not plan to leave it to die or anything
Im watching this, now i know which coin to mine next
Missing my favorite site.....when it will come back?
btw....very good work over the last time that you offer this side
btw....very good work over the last time that you offer this side
Yes the only hardcore Solidcoin and Realsolid groupie to redeem himself!
~BCX~
~BCX~
I think you must have me confused with someone else friend.
There was a hard fork, I need to update and patch the newest Dogecoin build. It will probably be a couple days.
Great to see that you are still actively supporting this page - since more than 2 ½ years !
The DOGE difficulty and estimated % change are off.
Diff is stuck at 890.21 on the page, and the estimated change incorrectly shows about -75%.
It might have to do with the recent hard fork that DOGE had.
Thanks for the otherwise good & reliable tool!
Diff is stuck at 890.21 on the page, and the estimated change incorrectly shows about -75%.
It might have to do with the recent hard fork that DOGE had.
Thanks for the otherwise good & reliable tool!
There was a hard fork, I need to update and patch the newest Dogecoin build. It will probably be a couple days.
The DOGE difficulty and estimated % change are off.
Diff is stuck at 890.21 on the page, and the estimated change incorrectly shows about -75%.
It might have to do with the recent hard fork that DOGE had.
Thanks for the otherwise good & reliable tool!
Diff is stuck at 890.21 on the page, and the estimated change incorrectly shows about -75%.
It might have to do with the recent hard fork that DOGE had.
Thanks for the otherwise good & reliable tool!
Ready to add some more scrypt coins. Any suggestions of the most popular? Is there even value in listing coins that do a diff adjust every block, or is the block number/current diff something you would just view elsewhere anyway?
Taking suggestions, under active development now. Thanks
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I was thinking of a matrix of coins on the left and exchanges across the top and fill in all the prices and compare profit percentage to litecoin.
Also thinking that maybe only the total hashrate of the coin is interesting and the hash rate of pools should just go away completly.
Taking suggestions, under active development now. Thanks
edit:
I was thinking of a matrix of coins on the left and exchanges across the top and fill in all the prices and compare profit percentage to litecoin.
Also thinking that maybe only the total hashrate of the coin is interesting and the hash rate of pools should just go away completly.
alexrossi, look at the Measured column. You will see that because of the work I am doing right now on the server that only a block or two have been measured (a fast block apparently). It will average out in a few blocks but will not be truely stable for a day or so as I continue to refine how it works. The goal is to make is easier to add new coins.
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fixed now, boss
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fixed now, boss
I am new to cryptocurrency and because they are fascinating, I was trying to understand how they work: How is the total network hashrate calculated? Or this info is stored on the network somewhere (i think not in blockchains but between peers?) . What I initially thought it should be is to 'reverse' it from the difficulty value but some instances shown me that it might not be true?
Code:
$total_ghs = ($gh_per_share * $cur_diff * ($blocks_elapsed / $sec_elapsed)
Hi Sp0tter,
I am new to cryptocurrency and because they are fascinating, I was trying to understand how they work: How is the total network hashrate calculated? Or this info is stored on the network somewhere (i think not in blockchains but between peers?) . What I initially thought it should be is to 'reverse' it from the difficulty value but some instances shown me that it might not be true?
Perhaps you can enlightment me?
I am new to cryptocurrency and because they are fascinating, I was trying to understand how they work: How is the total network hashrate calculated? Or this info is stored on the network somewhere (i think not in blockchains but between peers?) . What I initially thought it should be is to 'reverse' it from the difficulty value but some instances shown me that it might not be true?
Perhaps you can enlightment me?
Your new software on LTC isn't updating.
Yep, will look into it when I am able. Before, I had patched the *coind files to output the blocks as they are found to a file which my allchains scripts monitor and update from. I changed it so that it launches a python script which directly connects to the running allchains scripts. Anyway.. the point is that eventually there will be a version that auto updates as blocks are found instead of the 2 minute interval... and that I will be able to use the same .patch on all the block chains... and more easily add support new coins.
I want it to be configurable, so a classic allchains for people who don't want more coins, then maybe allchains.info?doge=1?trc=1 or something in the link to choose what coins you want displayed.
Your new software on LTC isn't updating.
Fixed the BTC-E price issue.
Looking into adding more coins.
Looking into adding more coins.
yes please do, live up to your domain name
Fixed the BTC-E price issue.
Looking into adding more coins.
Looking into adding more coins.
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