Topic: Historical mining calculator? - page 2. (Read 6099 times)
bump, does this exist yet?
Lets hope for someone to come out with this type of calculator...
if ppl are paying some BTCs someone will create it
Lets hope for someone to come out with this type of calculator...
No, I've meant to do it comfortably, with some database with historic difficulty, which will extrapolate the projected difficulty for each day in the past. You enter the start and end date, and the hashrate. Optionally the power consumption, but it's easy to calculate manually since it doesn't change through time. There are no other variables, you should get how much BTC is mined in that period.
Unfortunately, your best bet would probably be to calculate it manually and do some interpolation. Alternatively, a little bit of javascript could conceivably do the same with one of the calculators avaliable: grab the difficulty between each retarget, calculate that number, and add all of the results. Roundabout, but about the easiest I could come up with.
i dont think that calculator is invented
Is there any software/site where you can enter two dates in the past + hashrate, and get the result how many BTC was mined in the period between these two dates?
You mean like this: http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/ ? (with manual form filling for each month)No, I've meant to do it comfortably, with some database with historic difficulty, which will extrapolate the projected difficulty for each day in the past. You enter the start and end date, and the hashrate. Optionally the power consumption, but it's easy to calculate manually since it doesn't change through time. There are no other variables, you should get how much BTC is mined in that period.
Is there any software/site where you can enter two dates in the past + hashrate, and get the result how many BTC was mined in the period between these two dates?
You mean like this: http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/ ? (with manual form filling for each month) 
You could do it yourself, if you know how to code. You need to calculate the historical difficulty.
Is there any software/site where you can enter two dates in the past + hashrate, and get the result how many BTC was mined in the period between these two dates?
Non, but u can calculate your self using the difficulty and your hash rate.
My 6870s were making about 0.136BTC/day in January 2012 and they cost me about $140USD. To get the same 0.136BTC/day today you would need 1/5 of a KNC Jupiter - so roughly $1000USD. I sold my 6870s for $100s 2 years after purchase, doubt I would get $100 for KNC in 2 years.
Even with the 1/2ing the current pricing models are outside of equilibrium. Anybody buying devices now is just gambling on fast ship times and trying to beat others to the punch. I doubted the network would hit 1PH by this time - apparently I was wrong. I guess some people will buy hardware even if means losing $. Stronger network I guess
Even with the 1/2ing the current pricing models are outside of equilibrium. Anybody buying devices now is just gambling on fast ship times and trying to beat others to the punch. I doubted the network would hit 1PH by this time - apparently I was wrong. I guess some people will buy hardware even if means losing $. Stronger network I guess
It doubt that majority is buying whit awareness they are going to lose money and contributing to the network. There are two other factors, first many people still don't get the concept that if they invest USD and get more USD they may be in a huge loss, because they would get more USD if they didn't buy equipment and bought BTC in the firs place. For them fiat is the only currency that counts. Second factor is many people buy miners ill-informed. It takes time and effort to figure all the factors. Calculator we are talking about in this thread may help with these a lot, it would be in the plain site historical profitability of every peace of equipment that ever where, without the input of actual owners/manufacturers. Try to get that info now.
My 6870s were making about 0.136BTC/day in January 2012 and they cost me about $140USD. To get the same 0.136BTC/day today you would need 1/5 of a KNC Jupiter - so roughly $1000USD. I sold my 6870s for $100s 2 years after purchase, doubt I would get $100 for KNC in 2 years.
Even with the 1/2ing the current pricing models are outside of equilibrium. Anybody buying devices now is just gambling on fast ship times and trying to beat others to the punch. I doubted the network would hit 1PH by this time - apparently I was wrong. I guess some people will buy hardware even if means losing $. Stronger network I guess
Even with the 1/2ing the current pricing models are outside of equilibrium. Anybody buying devices now is just gambling on fast ship times and trying to beat others to the punch. I doubted the network would hit 1PH by this time - apparently I was wrong. I guess some people will buy hardware even if means losing $. Stronger network I guess
Maybe you can make one =) Or team up with someone to make it. It's not a bad idea.
That's one of the reasons I've asked the question. There's no point to duplicate work. Regarding the few responses I've got it either doesn't exists or I've posted in the wrong subforum, maybe Development subforum was a better idea, but I thought the miners would know if one exists.
Maybe you can make one =) Or team up with someone to make it. It's not a bad idea.
I think most of them are to project future earnings. You're looking to see if they've been paying you the correct amounts??
Yes, that among the other things. Would also be very useful for analysis if some decision not to buy some hardware was correct or not.
I think most of them are to project future earnings. You're looking to see if they've been paying you the correct amounts??
Is there any software/site where you can enter two dates in the past + hashrate, and get the result how many BTC was mined in the period between these two dates?
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