Topic: Transaction statistics (Read 1362 times)
Why does the "Bitcoins produced over time" chart go above 21,000,000 in 2046?
Good stuff. "Value of transactions" could be a little misleading on that chart. It would be an interesting stat though (USD value of the # of bitcoins transfered).
btw, over 1M coins were moved today. ArtForz I guess since it was 400k put together and then broken into 150k and 250k.
btw, over 1M coins were moved today. ArtForz I guess since it was 400k put together and then broken into 150k and 250k.
I made a google spreadsheet with the number of transactions occurring in the bitcoin block chain per month, and the total value of those transactions:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0Ar4FtkFP4j73dDQyY3ZJWjdhMlBkZEtTSFJTZm9ieUE&hl=en&gid=0
(click on the BitcoinTransactions spreadsheet; the first is just another version of #produced over time)
Looks like bitcoin is growing nicely; I'm not sure why the big spikes in July and October...
I made the calculations using my bitcointools python code:
https://github.com/gavinandresen/bitcointools/blob/master/statistics.py
https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0Ar4FtkFP4j73dDQyY3ZJWjdhMlBkZEtTSFJTZm9ieUE&hl=en&gid=0
(click on the BitcoinTransactions spreadsheet; the first is just another version of #produced over time)
Looks like bitcoin is growing nicely; I'm not sure why the big spikes in July and October...
I made the calculations using my bitcointools python code:
https://github.com/gavinandresen/bitcointools/blob/master/statistics.py
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