Thanks  You need to show me numbers so I can compare this. Maybe a screenshot The link you have pasted is not static and will change values every few minutes. |
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can you tell me what does mean "lagging", "active", "listed", "testing" attributes? is there a comprehensible list of definitions for each attribute? i can do educated guesses for each attribute but it would be useful to know the real answer  Lagging means that stats werent updated for more than one hour Active means well active Listed means the coin is added to the main list Testing means I am testing something about this coin and rewards might be off @BitBot.V2 Make sure you use the exact same difficulty as in the calculation. json uses 24h average by default. Added Signatum with skunkhash to main gpu list. Nicehash market for this algo was also added. |
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You may need to alter a few calculations, but profits depending on rig may be more than stated, i had to adjust difficulty manually and also mh/s, as it displays 47.5 mh/s for 1080 ti, however, with the latest cc miner, mine display between 53-55 mh/s each. Thats good, always input your real hashrate |
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Difficulty has gone up lately, so its normal for rewards to go down.
Anyway I will move some hashrate to hush to test the returns.
Tested for over 24h I got even more coins than projected from calculator. Mined with 1650h/s, got 5.02809506 coins Guess this happened because of difficulty drop. |
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Friend, tell me please, what country are you in? What is your flag?
I have already told you, polish laws I suppose you wont tell me why you need this info? Recently added: https://whattomine.com/coins/194-onx-x11 |
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Difficulty has gone up lately, so its normal for rewards to go down.
Anyway I will move some hashrate to hush to test the returns.
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To anyone interested about bombs and ETH PoS, we lately got nice update from the devs: https://www.reddit.com/r/EtherMining/comments/6t56a0/important_information_from_todays_ethereum_dev/Projected block_times, if the future bomb is not diffused in time: August 25th - 25 seconds
September 24th - 32 seconds
October 31st - 41 seconds
As you can see, the block times are increasing exponentially and by October 31st, it would take 41 secs to mine 1 block of 5 ETH, meaning we would earn approx half of what we do today. (Not taking into consideration any new miners coming on board which also drives difficulty up).
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I guess polish then. Still no idea why this matters |
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I am not USA citizen, if thats what you are asking. Dont think this matters, as whattomine is not an exchange dealing with fiats. You got me curious, what difference does it make? |
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@ozcointrader Thanks  No plans for iOS yet, mobile friendly is starting to get into my head slowly. Need to do some updates, then add all extra algos to json response and then improve UI with extra forms. @guiseppe123 I am not sure what you mean by legal status. |
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any working pool available?
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Yeah, they will be added as custom params.
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I love the site and I think it's the most easy to use calculator out there! I just have one noobish question about the json output in http://whattomine.com/coins.jsonThe 'btc_revenue' and 'btc_revenue24' values, where is it getting the info to calculate it? I mean this would depend on your hashrate obviously, but it doesn't seem to be included in one of the fields. This goes the same for the estimated rewards. What hashrate is it assuming? Also, is there some kind of an API documentation? Glad you like it If no params are sent then it takes site defaults, which atm are 3x480. To calculate via json with your own hashrate you need to use the same param names, as appear in the url after you press "calculate". Simple trick is to just add `.json` after pressing the button. Also the difference is that `btc_revenue` takes current difficulty and `btc_revenue24` takes average from last 24h. Same goes for block_reward. Unfortunately there is no api documentation. I wanted to work on new more robust api, but thats on hold for now. I will probably add param names somehow to `calculators.json` response |
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No reason to double data from coins to calculators. This is just to list all coins https://whattomine.com/calculators.jsonAs stated in previous post I will try to add the rest of popular algos to `coins.json` soon. |
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Could someone please provide me with block_reward formula (math)?
I need to update it on wtm.
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Yeah, all coins in one request that would be great. As of now I have to request one coin at a time with custom hashrate and this hits "429 Too many requests" error sometimes. What's the server policy btw?
Also, is it possible to include the default calculator's hashrate into each coin's JSON? This way we could download the whole bunch in one setting and recalculate custom hashrates locally by simple multiplier. This could alleviate server stress as well.
Currently rate limit stands at 120prm. I might set a new limit and start selling unlimited access, no final thoughts yet. What you are proposing with default hashrate would work for coins with very big nethash, but not for small ones. If you are adding lets say 20% of current nethash then the rewards will not increase linearly, as your addition would significantly raise difficulty. |
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First, many thanks for your job ! I'm using your data to make my own profitability tool for my rigs How can we obtain full json coin list, including those in "testing" ( like SIGT ) ? ( to automatically know last coins added ) Thanks !!! EDIT : why DNR has exchange rate 0 ? it's active and has real value on Cryptopia Happy you find it useful Thats a good idea to provide endpoint with list of all coins with statuses, I will try to add it this / next week. Feel free to chase me about this. I have not yet finalized DNR addition, I think the formula is still wrong, so I havent added the price api. |
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