Topic: Trading Digits: Crypto Trading Analytics and Market Intel [New features] - page 3. (Read 1412 times)

It's great that you added a bitcoin halving countdown feature which will help users find out when the halving will occur. but is this feature still in development stage? because after I saw this feature the number on countdown is not running, apparently it's not working.

and additionally, you can put a toggle night/day mode feature to help users who want a night or bright look.

Bitcoin Halving tool launched: https://www.tradingdigits.io/bitcoin-halving

Find out the exact dates on when the 2024 Bitcoin halving would happen and see detailed analytics on BTC prices before and after all past halvings.

Also, I started making some changes in the UI.

Release Notes section launched: https://www.tradingdigits.io/release-notes

Now you can find out about our latest product updates and see what new features we are currently working on.

A couple of people asked for it in this thread and I'm glad to let you know that I'm finally coding BTC Halving Countdown tool. However, I noticed that most Bitcoin halving countdowns on the web provide different results, which is due to different formulas used for the calculations.

This is why I had the question for all of you. What formula would you prefer for me to use to calculate the halving date?

It can be a simple one that does not account for dynamic factors:

Time Until Halving = Remaining Blocks Until Halving * Average Time Between Blocks (e.g., 10 minutes)

Or a more complex one that takes into account the current real-time time between blocks and current estimated time until the next block.

Time Until Halving = (Halving block - Next block height) * Average time between blocks - estimated time until the next block

Or maybe there are some other feasible options? Feedback is appreciated.

BTC/ETH Returns tool launched: https://www.tradingdigits.io/btc-eth-returns

Check out this detailed historical performance analytics for monthly and quarterly Bitcoin and Ethereum returns since 2013/2016 to find out what time of the year the market tends to perform better.

Apart from changing between monthly/quarterly tables and ETH and BTC, you can also click on a particular month or quarter to enter into close view mode, where later on I'll add analytics about this particular chosen period too.

Also, I added slide animations to this section to make it look more modern and sleek and I think I might start using them in all sections on the website in a couple of months. What do you think, community?

Hey everyone! I'm currently coding BTC/ETH Returns tool for the website and wanted to ask all of you for your opinion as the section will include both monthly returns since 2013 up until today and quarterly returns.

Would you like monthly returns be displayed first upon entering the page? Or would you like quarterly returns appear first when you enter? You'll be able to change between the tables using a button.

Thanks for the feedback in advance.

Exchanges Volume and Fees tool launched: https://www.tradingdigits.io/exchanges-volume-fees

See the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges rankings, discover which one has the highest daily volume, and find out which of them provide the lowest crypto trading fees.

I just added the real-time BTC Dom and TOTAL Mcap values to the header, check it out.



Also, I'm currently finishing to code a new section—Exchange volume—which will be released later on this week or early next week. Stay tuned everyone!

Thank you so much again for your words of support!

Good to know that the project is built with React.js library (Next.js). There is no doubt about the framework's quick response time.

You are prepared and also has a roadmap. Congratulations and keep good with the project.

Performance won't be an issue even if we launch over 10 new tools as the website is powered by Next.js, which is a highly efficient and scalable JavaScript framework that's known for its quick response time.

Maintainability is a different question. There are no concerns about it for now and for the near future, but when the website will start getting more visitors I may try to move to a single data source.

I also appreciate your efforts and the community is warm about your project. Will releasing 6 more tools not affect the load time of the website? In as much as we appreciate to have all these tools in one tab, having a fully functional few will be appreciated that having more with some kind of functionality issues.
Also try to have the maintainability in mind since you are fetching from different servers.

Thanks so much for your feedback! I still have 6 tools for release in mind and I will try to launch a new section every two or three weeks. I like the reaction of the community so I think it's necessary to keep up the rhythm.

Three of these tools are pretty difficult when it comes to finding the right APIs and the other three are easier to implement, Halving Countdown being one of them. I think it will be number two or three in the queue, so it's probably going to be launched in August. I will let you know as soon as it's live! Thanks for commenting again, I really appreciate it mate.

You have really done an amazing job and still doing more. You have already implemented the bitcoin fear to greed index. I would have advised you slow down in adding more tools but I realised that it is the essence of the project.
I am anticipating the halving count down tool. I know it's one of the easiest one to do but I am definitely looking upto it.

BTC, DXY, SPX+ tool launched: https://www.tradingdigits.io/btcDxySpx

We're beginning to roll out more technical and specific tools and this new section is a chart that provides real-time correlation between the values of Bitcoin, US Dollar (DXY), S&P 500, Nasdaq, TOTAL1, TOTAL2, and Gold to know where the market may be heading next.

Apart from that, I improved the BTC Dominance chart styling and added smooth transitions between all pages of the website.

Thank you so much for your words! It's a pleasure to hear that your product turned out to be useful to other people.

Cheers for the suggestions. Currently I'm working on new analytics tools, but in the future I will be adding more stuff to the header and will definitely add current BTC.D there as well as other things such as S&P500 and NASDAQ, time until the next BTC halvening, and so on.

By the way, if there are other analytics tools or calculators that you'd like to see on the website (maybe you can't find something you're looking for on the web or you already use some specific tool but it's not made in a user-friendly or modern way) please let me know and I'll include it in the list of the new features to add to the website.

I really want to thank you for all these great tools on one page, in fact I often need to go to several sites to get these tools.

So this is a very good job bringing them together to make it easier to get all of these things that we need on one simple page.

It is possible to make things even easier by adding the Bitcoin and Ethereum fees as well as Bitcoin Dominance in the top bar of the page (as found on CoinMarketCap for example) rather than having each one on a separate page.

Hey guys, I just released the newly coded Bitcoin transaction fee tracker—showing real-time fees for low, medium, and high priority as well as no priority at all—using mempool.space APIs. Check it out: https://www.tradingdigits.io/gasFees

Fear and Greed Index launched: https://www.tradingdigits.io/cryptoFearAndGreed

Get a clearer picture on the current crypto market feel to be able to catch the tops and bottoms of the market. We're the only website that provides access to the averaged monthly historical performance values of this index.

The daily values of Fear and Greed Index alone do not really make much sense, but if we average them and take monthly values it may become a nice market sentiment tool and indicator (especially for beginners) on when to buy and sell for swing trades and hodling.

What I saw other websites do is to display the today's index value as well as place the historical daily index values on top of a chart, which to me looks kind of confusing and visually overwhelming without really telling anything.

What I did was to calculate the average monthly index value and present it in a clean way in an interactive table. For example, we can see that in February 2021 and a couple of months before it the average index was Extreme Greed indicating that it might have been a good moment to sell (Bitcoin was at 60k at that time and then fell to 30k).



The same way, the index averaged to Extreme Fear in May, June, and July when Bitcoin was fluctuating between 30k and 40k but shortly after it went up to 50-60k.

Also, further from historical data we can see that usually the index can't stay the same for longer than 3 months, which only happened twice since 2018.

I am not in any way saying that everyone should use it or it's the only indicator for buying the bottom/selling the top (there's no only one indicator in crypto or finance and multiple of them should always be used at the same time), but it's a nice market feel tool nonetheless.

Releasing it tomorrow BTC