Does any block explorer have a running total

DaveF

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Quote from: jackg on November 03, 2019, 04:31:58 PM

I'd recommend importing the watching only addresses into electrum? I know you can definitely see the totals there...

If not there's probably an online wallet that'll do it for you. But it's more of a wallet functionality than a block explorer.

You are correct. I was annoyed that nobody noticed that it was not working properly and was then overthinking it.
Thanks for the advice, imported it into electrum and got all I needed.

Thanks,
Dave

jackg

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@bitmover, he's after a running total. So he wants it to say what the address(es) have in them [/b] AFTER[/b] each transaction.

Eg
day 1: 0.05 0.05
Day 2: 0.10. 0.15

Second field is running total.

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Quote from: DaveF on November 03, 2019, 04:29:03 PM

1-Jan-2019 1.05 In Total 1.05
2-Jan-2019 1.00 In Total 2.05
3-Jan-2019 0.5 Out Total 1.55
20-Jan-2019 0.5 Out Total 1.05
27-Jan-2019 0.25 Out Total 0.8
30-Jan-2019 0.20 In Total 1.0

I don't get it.

This is just the balance.
All block explorer do that.

Can you be more specific?

For example, look here this address:

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/37ZavWvyJi1jkD7qi5pUrE4Ht2pzcmXSGX

Total Received
1.09811591 BTC
Total Sent
1.08911591 BTC
Final Balance
0.00900000 BTC

What exactly are you looking for? What is the difference between your "total B in an address" to its final balance?

jackg

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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory

I'd recommend importing the watching only addresses into electrum? I know you can definitely see the totals there...

If not there's probably an online wallet that'll do it for you. But it's more of a wallet functionality than a block explorer.

DaveF

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Yeah, I know this is an odd one.
But all the block explorers I can find have the total BTC in an address as of now.

Do any of them have the running totals displayed?

So if I looked I would see (as an example):

1-Jan-2019 1.05 In Total 1.05
2-Jan-2019 1.00 In Total 2.05
3-Jan-2019 0.5 Out Total 1.55
20-Jan-2019 0.5 Out Total 1.05
27-Jan-2019 0.25 Out Total 0.8
30-Jan-2019 0.20 In Total 1.0

I could do it by hand but it's 100s and 100s of transactions. Looking to be lazy.....

Short version of why: A db server that was running a live accounting of transactions in and out of a single wallet address got corrupted. The total now is wrong. Trying to figure out when it happened. I have what it thinks are the daily totals so I was just going to cross check that.

-Dave

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