Topic: Network hashrate and difficulty raw data (Read 1882 times)
Awesome! I may use that myself.
thx, thats pretty much what I was looking for
http://bitcoinx.com/charts/
Hashrate is directly proportional to difficulty.
If you need finer data than that and it's for an interesting enough reason I can generate it for you.
I suppose its good enough; What I want to do is simply chart price over difficulty.
The one I linked as hashrates for every 2,016 blocks (IE, 2 weeks), but I don't know of a source for finer-grained data than that. Keep in mind that computing it much finer than per-day will give very noisy data.
What are you doing with it, if I may ask?
What are you doing with it, if I may ask?
I was hoping I wouldnt need any coding skills:
Difficulty: http://btcserv.net/bitcoin/history/
Hashrate can be approximated from the blockchain itself. All you need is the difficulty and time between blocks, then apply a generous amount of SMA.
Hashrate can be approximated from the blockchain itself. All you need is the difficulty and time between blocks, then apply a generous amount of SMA.
Im looking for raw data (csv or whatever) that is needed to produce these graphs:
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/
Anyone have an idea how to obtain that?
http://bitcoin.sipa.be/
Anyone have an idea how to obtain that?
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