2020: 8 (13/12/2020 .. 20/12/2020 and 23/04/2020 .. 30/04/2020)
2019: 8 (20/06/2019 .. 27/06/2019)
2018: 7 (14/07/2018 .. 20/07/2018)
2017: 18 (25/04/2017 .. 12/05/2017)
2016: 8 (24/05/2016 .. 31/05/2016)
2015 9 (23/10/2015 .. 31/08/2015)
2014: 6 (02/01/2014 .. 07/01/2014)
2013: 10 (01/11/2013 .. 10/11/2013)
Let me promote my analysis: Bitcoin Streaks (Rise/ Fall) - 2013 to 2020- There are 21 fall streaks (based on my streak definition for 5+ consecutive days of fall or rise).
- The 2 most terrible fall streaks are highlighted in dark red color in the table.
- With my streak definitions and all identified streaks, the longevity of streak is from 5 to 6 days.
- Two consecutive streaks usually have a time gap of 26 days. It means bitcoin does usually have 1 streak every month.
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If you are a book-worm and want to read books If you want to watch videos If you want courses |
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The altcoins are starting to rise and if I have to compare to what happened in the last bullrun, it should last for like a year. But today's bullrun is also initiated by bi investors along with adoptions.
There is possibility for this flip of capital from bitcoin to altcoins. I said it based on the charts for Marketcap Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) and Marketcap Altcoin dominance (OTHERS.D). Bitcoin dominance should be pulled back and Altcoin dominance should bounce a little. The market tends to move to a very different direction than the one is expected by most of people in the market. So to be safe, you need to wait for confirmations from the market. Dead Cat Bounce definition. With some shit tokens from DeFi and young cryptocurrencies, it is safer for you to not buy any dip from now on. For old altcoins, you can wait for confirmations and buy the dips that can turns to profits in mid- and long-term. |
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When do you think bitcoin price will start falling?
I can not tell you when but pay your attention on three funding times every day on BitMEX [1] Funding
Funding occurs every 8 hours at 04:00 UTC, 12:00 UTC and 20:00 UTC.
I advise you to stop using MACD or RSI to predict price for your trades as they are lagged or very delayed indicators for past price movements. Bitcoin rose to $28,000 and many Short positions were liquidated along the way of bitcoin from $20,000 to $28,000. You can look the Long-Short positions statistics and Funding rates and draw an overview for market status.
[1] https://www.bitmex.com/app/perpetualContractsGuide |
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My suggestion to pin the Welcome message in Meta, Beginners & Help failed and from the community discussion and hilariousandco's opinion, I support the idea to add the Welcome message in the News Rotation. The Bitcointalk Community Award results should be removed as it was done last week (and not yet mention the validity for the vote contest). The Welcome message can be edited as some members want to see its shorter version but I'd like to add a few helpful threads in that message. It can be overwhelming for some newbies but some will use it. Fundamentally, such documents are for future good members, not for shitposters and lazy members. suchmoon and BPIP team have good initiatives and tools: Quote locked threads, 120-day merit total, custom themes, and other good stuff
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I welcome you to the forum Vyrine and thank your for the Nord Theme for Bitcointalk. Some other dark themes |
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This one. Thanks so much. I remembered this whitelisting and re-whitelisting were raised by iasenko or LoyceV but can not find it. You can't be whitelisted again.
You can not ask for re-whitelisting.
I am still finding proof for it but you are fast.  |
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OP is not asking about PM limits but reporting delay of 4 seconds and with the amount of spam we are getting these days there are plenty of spam to report . Shout outs to all the mods that are taking care of the spam in a swiftly manner and all the reporters  . I have seen that table. I am not trying to send mass PMs.
I could be wrong but if I am not, the whitelisting is applied for post, search, report and maybe for data scraper too. The count for one post, one report, one search is the same and each ranks, each whitelisted user has to follow the above limits. |
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New PM limits (and whitelist)| Activity | Max recipients | Max recipients if whitelisted | Max PMs per hour | Max PMs per hour if whitelisted | Max PMs per day | Max PMs per day if whitelisted | | 0 | 2 | 10 | 1 | 40 | 2 | 120 | | 15 | 3 | 10 | 10 | 40 | 15 | 120 | | 30 | 5 | 10 | 10 | 40 | 30 | 120 | | 100 | 7 | 14 | 20 | 80 | 150 | 600 | | 250 | 15 | 30 | 120 | 120 | 300 | 1200 | | 500 | 30 | 30 | 120 | 120 | 1200 | 1200 |
@PrimeNumber7 is fine but OP is on the top of whitelisting. If others are at lower ranks and lower activities, one trouble is one account is only allowed to whitelist one time in account lifespan. You can not ask for re-whitelisting. The problem of OP can occur if use bot to report or if OP click open too many pages in short time.
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The advice is great but I believe not all newbies understand it and use it for their investment or trading. They only want to get experience and lessons only are lessons if they learn from their experience, of course with loses.
Don't gamble is my advice. Remember bull run does not mean profit for all participants in the market.
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I have observed many times whenever there is rise in the price it will proportionally increase the fees as well. BTC becomes useless if I want transfer my coffee bill worth $5 or lets say lunch of $50 bucks if I have to pay more than 10-15 USD for single transaction.
Bitcoin is a digital gold and despite of the fact that bitcoin is able to used as a mean of transactions, it is not a perfect tool for you (at least now) to be used as a payment method. Bitcoin is more similar to a storage asset, not a payment method. The Lightning Network can help bitcoin adoption and expand its usecase as a payment method. It is for the future and maybe in the future, there will be more solutions and not only Lightning Network. The problem is it's unfair system if we want to make quick payments for daily usage.
The average bitcoin blocktime is 10 minutes so that you can not ask for quick transactions. You need to wait about 10 minutes in average even if you use the highest fee on the mempool. Of course, it can be confirmed anytime in few seconds to 10 minutes after you broadcast your transaction. The beauty of Bitcoin is it has a very healthy network, with too high total hashrates so that your fund and your transactions will be secured by the network. Your transaction on altcoin networks can be double spent but on the bitcoin network, the probability is almost zero.
Think different! I think of transaction fee in satoshi per the total amount of bitcoin or satoshi in my transaction. If I look at the issue like this, I always find opportunities to move my bitcoin with cheap fee. Obviously, the fee in USD will be different and it is affect seriously by the price per one bitcoin. Example with https://bitcoindata.science/plot-your-transaction-in-mempool.html- I make a transaction with 1 input, 2 outputs, and the address format is Bech32.
- Amount of BTC in the transaction: 0.01 BTC
- Fee rate is 1 sat/(v)byte
- Fee: 0.00000142 BTC
- The fee costs 0.0142% of my the transaction value. It is not expensive.
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- If bitcoin breaks $20k and jumps into the Bullish-extension area, it might reach $27k.
- Further than that, the Overbought area might help bitcoin moving up to around $49k.
Hey. Eventually, bitcoin almost reached $27,000. Just a few dollars to hit $27,000 about 6 hours ago. The price rocks as expected but the volume has not yet topped it up. If you compare the 26 Dec's volume to highest daily volume this year on 12 Mar, it is only about 65% of the yearly high of volume. It's the point guys. Let's take a look at history price charts (somewhat fractals) and volume charts for 3 years: 2016, 2017, and 2020 then you will see what I meant. Additionally, let's look at the history of bitcoin streaks with my thread: Bitcoin Streaks (Rise/ Fall) - 2013 to 2020. Bitcoin is trying to set up its new rise streak since 23 Dec 2020 (my streak definition is for 5 +-days streak).
Warnings- It is not my financial advice
- 2 scenarios for the top up of volume
- Bitcoin sets its higher all time high that triggers a huge FOMO-wave
- Bitcoin crashes (pull back or 30% correction) and that cause a huge volume when price weaks all the way down. Something is similar to what happen in March but with less of fear and uncertainty. Only retailers will shake their hands as big men are bullish with bitcoin and they have solid belief in bitcoin.
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Suggestions on the thread I referenced above, seemed to point to creating another new thread, crediting/referencing the former, and applying for a change of sticky. This is easier said than done, and may be taken into account if the content were to become stale, but an informative content enhancement is not likely to warrant a sticky replacement. On the other hand, if one does create a thread that is considered sticky worthy, people could try to push for it being added up there.
I suggested to pin the Welcome message as a sticky thread but there are 2 opposite opinion on it. The common opinion is both sides agree the helpfulness of good threads but some do think that too many sticky threads in each board or sub-board can result in confusing or distraction or sometimes annoyance. Think of it a few times, I agree that pinning too many sticky threads is not a good idea and some most helpful threads for new members should be included into the Welcome message. Fortunately, unofficially, the community can raise their voice and ask to include helpful threads in a few big compilation. |
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I thank you for mentioning about my thread. 2. Time of the day
For example always send out your transaction every day some hours before 13:00 UTC, when bitmex broadcasts a batch withdrawal of thousands of transaction with relatively high transactions fees which flood the mempool for a few hours affecting how long other transactions with lower fees are going to be confirmed
I played with the data set today and I can confirm it. - Each day, hours from 13 UTC to 22 UTC is the most terrible period to move bitcoin. Because its median of hourly fees are higher than median of all-24-hours each day from 2.4% to 33.9%. The rise begin since 12 UTC time.
- Each day, hours from 23 UTC to 7 UTC time are best to move bitcoin with cheapest fee.
Methodology: - median_day: the median of transaction fee for all 24 hours every day.
- median_hrdate: the median of specific hour within each day
- diffpc = (median_hrdate - median_day)/median_day*100
Raw data +-----------------------+
| rank hr diffpc |
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1. | 1 13 33.91756 |
2. | 2 14 26.39759 |
3. | 3 16 24.86809 |
4. | 4 15 22.69867 |
5. | 5 18 22.69101 |
6. | 6 17 20.83675 |
7. | 7 19 17.3279 |
8. | 8 20 17.23884 |
9. | 9 21 3.767935 |
10. | 10 22 2.36229 |
11. | 11 12 .7935516 |
12. | 12 10 -1.17058 |
13. | 13 2 -2.019091 |
14. | 14 11 -3.211063 |
15. | 15 8 -4.933663 |
16. | 16 9 -5.961604 |
17. | 17 0 -9.296452 |
18. | 18 23 -9.901987 |
19. | 19 6 -10.01764 |
20. | 20 7 -11.85577 |
21. | 21 4 -11.99892 |
22. | 22 3 -12.54986 |
23. | 23 1 -13.05078 |
24. | 24 5 -18.52437 |
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This part is for hourly fee, but for all days in this year. Summary for variables: feeperkb
by categories of: hr
hr | N mean sd p50 p25 p75 min max
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0 | 2140.0 34366.3 35900.9 20389.1 10648.9 47919.9 0.0 257092.0
1 | 2169.0 31738.9 32021.4 20497.5 11595.8 40873.2 0.0 256272.0
2 | 2144.0 35262.7 33591.5 23386.6 13155.4 47311.4 0.0 275091.0
3 | 2218.0 30540.3 30137.1 20669.0 11934.7 37680.5 0.0 280884.0
4 | 2139.0 30864.3 29414.5 20457.0 11769.6 40051.0 0.0 246312.0
5 | 2216.0 28780.9 27879.6 18980.7 11589.5 34882.8 0.0 303836.0
6 | 2097.0 31120.2 31085.3 20046.8 11515.5 39140.0 0.0 246045.0
7 | 2162.0 31728.8 30206.8 21364.8 12235.8 42497.0 0.0 247493.0
8 | 2184.0 34858.9 34490.9 21743.5 12173.4 46857.6 0.0 249996.0
9 | 2139.0 35982.9 34497.9 23887.9 12465.2 49436.6 0.0 232711.0
10 | 2150.0 36605.6 35136.4 23973.3 12366.2 49729.1 0.0 260038.0
11 | 2175.0 37262.3 35684.8 24664.1 12595.9 50795.9 0.0 250145.0
12 | 2146.0 40706.9 37370.8 28833.1 13489.4 56808.6 0.0 266947.0
13 | 2180.0 52372.6 42798.4 41836.3 19332.3 74290.4 0.0 340589.0
14 | 2132.0 47275.3 41043.6 34309.0 17192.5 67794.1 0.0 342649.0
15 | 2192.0 46111.7 39591.8 33790.2 16981.5 65084.8 0.0 279020.0
16 | 2183.0 48142.2 41745.7 33990.4 16798.3 70057.9 0.0 295485.0
17 | 2236.0 48759.5 43286.3 35645.0 16962.7 70143.3 0.0 309492.0
18 | 2170.0 47029.4 42725.5 32838.4 16265.4 67715.8 0.0 289470.0
19 | 2152.0 47406.2 43053.2 33724.3 15503.6 67292.0 0.0 272109.0
20 | 2185.0 45984.9 42112.1 31402.0 14616.1 66583.9 0.0 279584.0
21 | 2270.0 41938.1 39354.7 27447.0 12973.7 62083.4 0.0 307249.0
22 | 2181.0 41181.6 39385.3 27091.4 12695.9 57919.7 0.0 253167.0
23 | 2183.0 35448.4 35125.8 22265.8 11282.7 49712.4 0.0 252706.0
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Total | 52143.0 39251.6 37543.7 25619.8 13231.9 55277.9 0.0 342649.0
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Normally, the News area will be displayed like this: But if I click on the Quote button, it is broken and hyperlink will be shown in the brackets like the following screenshot. Is it a bug or only a broken display from SMF then can not be fixed? |
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Weekend and also holidays. You have chances to enjoy lower fees. As of writing, you can get a confirmation in next 1 block if you use a fee rate at 3 satoshi/ (v)byte for your transaction. Total size of mempool from the tip to 3 sat/ (v)byte is less than 1 MB. If you are not in a hurry, wait for a few hours till around next 24 hours (or a bit longer), I think your transactions will get confirmations even at the fee rate of 1 sat/(v)byte. Check the mempool at https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#1,24h
Happy holidays, everyone!
Edit for this small analysis. I played with the data set today and I can confirm it. - Each day, hours from 13 UTC to 22 UTC is the most terrible period to move bitcoin. Because its median of hourly fees are higher than median of all-24-hours each day from 2.4% to 33.9%. The rise begin since 12 UTC time.
- Each day, hours from 23 UTC to 7 UTC time are best to move bitcoin with cheapest fee.
Methodology: - median_day: the median of transaction fee for all 24 hours every day.
- median_hrdate: the median of specific hour within each day
- diffpc = (median_hrdate - median_day)/median_day*100
Raw data +-----------------------+
| rank hr diffpc |
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1. | 1 13 33.91756 |
2. | 2 14 26.39759 |
3. | 3 16 24.86809 |
4. | 4 15 22.69867 |
5. | 5 18 22.69101 |
6. | 6 17 20.83675 |
7. | 7 19 17.3279 |
8. | 8 20 17.23884 |
9. | 9 21 3.767935 |
10. | 10 22 2.36229 |
11. | 11 12 .7935516 |
12. | 12 10 -1.17058 |
13. | 13 2 -2.019091 |
14. | 14 11 -3.211063 |
15. | 15 8 -4.933663 |
16. | 16 9 -5.961604 |
17. | 17 0 -9.296452 |
18. | 18 23 -9.901987 |
19. | 19 6 -10.01764 |
20. | 20 7 -11.85577 |
21. | 21 4 -11.99892 |
22. | 22 3 -12.54986 |
23. | 23 1 -13.05078 |
24. | 24 5 -18.52437 |
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This part is for hourly fee, but for all days in this year. Summary for variables: feeperkb
by categories of: hr
hr | N mean sd p50 p25 p75 min max
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0 | 2140.0 34366.3 35900.9 20389.1 10648.9 47919.9 0.0 257092.0
1 | 2169.0 31738.9 32021.4 20497.5 11595.8 40873.2 0.0 256272.0
2 | 2144.0 35262.7 33591.5 23386.6 13155.4 47311.4 0.0 275091.0
3 | 2218.0 30540.3 30137.1 20669.0 11934.7 37680.5 0.0 280884.0
4 | 2139.0 30864.3 29414.5 20457.0 11769.6 40051.0 0.0 246312.0
5 | 2216.0 28780.9 27879.6 18980.7 11589.5 34882.8 0.0 303836.0
6 | 2097.0 31120.2 31085.3 20046.8 11515.5 39140.0 0.0 246045.0
7 | 2162.0 31728.8 30206.8 21364.8 12235.8 42497.0 0.0 247493.0
8 | 2184.0 34858.9 34490.9 21743.5 12173.4 46857.6 0.0 249996.0
9 | 2139.0 35982.9 34497.9 23887.9 12465.2 49436.6 0.0 232711.0
10 | 2150.0 36605.6 35136.4 23973.3 12366.2 49729.1 0.0 260038.0
11 | 2175.0 37262.3 35684.8 24664.1 12595.9 50795.9 0.0 250145.0
12 | 2146.0 40706.9 37370.8 28833.1 13489.4 56808.6 0.0 266947.0
13 | 2180.0 52372.6 42798.4 41836.3 19332.3 74290.4 0.0 340589.0
14 | 2132.0 47275.3 41043.6 34309.0 17192.5 67794.1 0.0 342649.0
15 | 2192.0 46111.7 39591.8 33790.2 16981.5 65084.8 0.0 279020.0
16 | 2183.0 48142.2 41745.7 33990.4 16798.3 70057.9 0.0 295485.0
17 | 2236.0 48759.5 43286.3 35645.0 16962.7 70143.3 0.0 309492.0
18 | 2170.0 47029.4 42725.5 32838.4 16265.4 67715.8 0.0 289470.0
19 | 2152.0 47406.2 43053.2 33724.3 15503.6 67292.0 0.0 272109.0
20 | 2185.0 45984.9 42112.1 31402.0 14616.1 66583.9 0.0 279584.0
21 | 2270.0 41938.1 39354.7 27447.0 12973.7 62083.4 0.0 307249.0
22 | 2181.0 41181.6 39385.3 27091.4 12695.9 57919.7 0.0 253167.0
23 | 2183.0 35448.4 35125.8 22265.8 11282.7 49712.4 0.0 252706.0
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Total | 52143.0 39251.6 37543.7 25619.8 13231.9 55277.9 0.0 342649.0
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What percentage of the Altcoin Discussion board is filled with useless, generic content and equally useless one-liner spam? Lengthy posts don't equal to non-spam posts. Sometimes such posts can disguise us at first glance as they are lengthy and the undeniable fact is posters spend more time for such posts. But it does not mean lengthy posts are quality. I don't have data for merits over boards but the Ninjastic.space sheds a light that how spammy the altcoin boards are. The last solution as theymos cares about is shut down the signature as he spent some attempts to clean the forum and force members to contribute with better contributions. - Welcome message
- Merit system
- Enhanced merit system (demotion on old-era Jr. members without 1-earned merit)
- Bump score
Merited posts don't equal to good posts in all cases but let's look at the raw stats for it from Merit Dashboard (built by DdmrDdmr). - Merit Dashboard for Sections/ Sub-sections
- Total % of received merits in all Altcoin-related boards are 10.68%
- But 50.6% of those received merits belong to the sub-board "Announcements (Altcoins)"
- There are abuse or misuse of merit in Announcements (Altcoins) but somewhat the stats show the rest sub-boards for Altcoins don't have good quality.
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Update 2020w51ABSTRACT- Period: 2018w4 - 2020w51 25dec2020 02:51:49 (GMT time).
- Observed weeks: 151
- Incomple weeks: 2018w4, 2020w52.
- The last merit transaction is at 25dec2020 02:51:49 (GMT time)
List of top 100 merit earners, sorted descendingly by sum of earned merits: +-------------------------------------------------------+
| rank_total username userid total |
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1. | 1 theymos 35 6981 |
2. | 2 LoyceV 459836 6301 |
3. | 3 o_e_l_e_o 1188543 5391 |
4. | 4 suchmoon 234771 5023 |
5. | 5 fillippone 1852120 4695 |
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6. | 6 DdmrDdmr 1582324 4590 |
7. | 7 El duderino_ 1067333 4489 |
8. | 8 Last of the V8s 479624 3885 |
9. | 9 gmaxwell 11425 3702 |
10. | 10 mikeywith 2033515 3366 |
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11. | 11 LFC_Bitcoin 379487 3055 |
12. | 12 Ratimov 2627711 3052 |
13. | 13 nutildah 317618 2897 |
14. | 14 1miau 2143453 2832 |
15. | 15 The Pharmacist 487418 2762 |
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16. | 16 HCP 867786 2606 |
17. | 17 achow101 290195 2577 |
18. | 18 JayJuanGee 252510 2546 |
19. | 19 TryNinja 557798 2534 |
20. | 20 xhomerx10 120694 2491 |
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21. | 21 Hhampuz 881377 2489 |
22. | 22 VB1001 1138727 2404 |
23. | 23 pooya87 379147 2393 |
24. | 24 satoshi 3 2376 |
25. | 25 TheBeardedBaby 1291828 2215 |
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26. | 26 bitmover 1554927 2124 |
27. | 27 nullius 976210 2092 |
28. | 28 hilariousetc 397737 2044 |
29. | 29 zasad@ 2654005 2024 |
30. | 30 tranthidung 1292764 2003 |
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31. | 31 bob123 579628 1993 |
32. | 32 gentlemand 155345 1955 |
33. | 33 abhiseshakana 1878246 1937 |
34. | 34 DireWolfM14 2003859 1928 |
35. | 35 philipma1957 64507 1919 |
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36. | 36 Toxic2040 239406 1884 |
37. | 37 BobLawblaw 569455 1834 |
38. | 38 qwk 24140 1832 |
39. | 39 mocacino 405464 1818 |
40. | 40 Lauda 101872 1793 |
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41. | 41 HairyMaclairy 181806 1790 |
42. | 42 Steamtyme 1112531 1789 |
43. | 43 Vod 30747 1758 |
44. | 44 marlboroza 787736 1724 |
45. | 45 yogg 140827 1702 |
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46. | 46 BitCryptex 1169179 1691 |
47. | 47 xtraelv 897509 1690 |
48. | 48 jojo69 49008 1652 |
49. | 49 krogothmanhattan 1000199 1650 |
50. | 50 CryptopreneurBrainboss 1052091 1643 |
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51. | 51 witcher_sense 1433865 1631 |
52. | 52 ETFbitcoin 359716 1619 |
53. | 53 Rikafip 2658890 1605 |
54. | 54 nc50lc 1237156 1601 |
55. | 55 Coolcryptovator 1980983 1586 |
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56. | 56 lovesmayfamilis 1982152 1582 |
57. | 57 yahoo62278 355846 1567 |
58. | 58 Jet Cash 698159 1566 |
59. | 59 roycilik 1051955 1533 |
60. | 60 hugeblack 1059082 1519 |
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61. | 61 mk4 886521 1516 |
62. | 62 morvillz7z 1825672 1502 |
63. | 63 OmegaStarScream 375981 1499 |
64. | 64 Veleor 1177936 1487 |
65. | 65 DarkStar_ 507936 1485 |
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66. | 66 Coding Enthusiast 879277 1483 |
67. | 67 mole0815 1424178 1480 |
68. | 68 bullrun2020bro 2744352 1466 |
69. | 69 joniboni 1275282 1462 |
70. | 70 Lakai01 1724800 1455 |
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71. | 71 Husna QA 1827294 1447 |
72. | 72 mu_enrico 1574226 1444 |
73. | 73 Plutosky 1237522 1436 |
74. | 74 Carlton Banks 64205 1422 |
75. | 75 LeGaulois 507856 1409 |
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76. | 76 taikuri13 1855828 1407 |
77. | 77 minerjones 346731 1390 |
78. | 78 asche 1580039 1375 |
79. | 79 dkbit98 1410401 1373 |
80. | 80 tvplus006 1311641 1370 |
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81. | 81 stompix 164749 1348 |
82. | 82 GazetaBitcoin 1285797 1342 |
83. | 83 coinlocket$ 1339716 1335 |
84. | 84 tyKiwanuka 1025255 1334 |
85. | 85 TMAN 98986 1305 |
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86. | 86 khaled0111 1012655 1277 |
87. | 87 Goran_ 1039323 1262 |
88. | 88 Bthd 1836948 1252 |
89. | 89 JSRAW 1210969 1247 |
90. | 90 infofront 41175 1241 |
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91. | 91 Lafu 805820 1224 |
92. | 92 Kalemder 487377 1207 |
93. | 93 wwzsocki 131333 1206 |
94. | 94 actmyame 465017 1192 |
95. | 95 masulum 1283017 1190 |
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96. | 96 Royse777 366632 1184 |
97. | 97 Xal0lex 1068464 1179 |
98. | 98 efialtis 2597426 1161 |
99. | 99 AlcoHoDL 998490 1160 |
100. | 100 Piggy 188198 1159 |
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Algorithm: The idea are a narrower IQR and higher p25 are better. IQR plays its role as spread of weekly earned merits. p25 plays its role as lower threshold of 50% weekly earned merits. - Descending median
- Ascending IQR (IQR = p75 - p25)
- Descending p25
The new algorithm means if 2 users have same median, their ranks will be decided by IQR, which user has lower IQR will have higher position in the list. Next, if 2 users still have same IQR, the last indicator will be used: p25. The user has higher p25 value will have higher position. +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| rank_median username userid median iqr p25 p75 min max |
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1. | 1 LoyceV 459836 38 32 23 55 2 115 |
2. | 2 o_e_l_e_o 1188543 34 27 21 48 0 101 |
3. | 3 Ratimov 2627711 34 30 17 47 0 132 |
4. | 4 suchmoon 234771 29 25 18 43 0 148 |
5. | 5 El duderino_ 1067333 28 22 17 39 0 100 |
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6. | 6 fillippone 1852120 26 51 2 53 0 141 |
7. | 7 DdmrDdmr 1582324 25 24 16 40 0 106 |
8. | 8 bullrun2020bro 2744352 24 14 18 32 1 98 |
9. | 9 zasad@ 2654005 23 27 12 39 0 73 |
10. | 10 Last of the V8s 479624 23 28 9 37 0 118 |
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12. | 12 Rikafip 2658890 18 20 11 31 0 100 |
13. | 13 LFC_Bitcoin 379487 18 21 7 28 0 73 |
14. | 14 nutildah 317618 17 24 4 28 0 94 |
15. | 15 JayJuanGee 252510 16 16 7 23 0 54 |
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17. | 17 1miau 2143453 15 22 4 26 0 100 |
18. | 18 gmaxwell 11425 15 26 5 31 0 178 |
19. | 19 The Pharmacist 487418 14 19 6 25 0 93 |
20. | 20 pooya87 379147 13 14 7 21 0 48 |
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22. | 22 HCP 867786 13 18 5 23 0 128 |
23. | 23 TryNinja 557798 12 14 7 21 0 173 |
24. | 24 xhomerx10 120694 12 14 6 20 0 121 |
25. | 25 VB1001 1138727 12 25 0 25 0 98 |
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26. | 26 BobLawblaw 569455 10 11 5 16 0 57 |
27. | 27 philipma1957 64507 10 12 6 18 0 55 |
28. | 28 gentlemand 155345 10 13 5 18 0 74 |
29. | 29 HairyMaclairy 181806 10 15 2 17 0 56 |
30. | 30 Hhampuz 881377 10 19 4 23 0 92 |
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31. | 31 TheBeardedBaby 1291828 10 20 4 24 0 52 |
32. | 32 mk4 886521 9 10 4 14 0 52 |
33. | 33 ETFbitcoin 359716 9 10 4 14 0 50 |
34. | 34 mocacino 405464 9 12 4 16 0 62 |
35. | 35 bitmover 1554927 9 13 5 18 0 127 |
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36. | 36 bob123 579628 9 16 3 19 0 68 |
37. | 37 Toxic2040 239406 9 21 0 21 0 105 |
38. | 38 efialtis 2597426 8.5 19 2 21 0 55 |
39. | 39 jojo69 49008 8 9 4 13 0 102 |
40. | 40 Coolcryptovator 1980983 8 11 3 14 0 64 |
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41. | 41 marlboroza 787736 8 11 3 14 0 79 |
42. | 42 nc50lc 1237156 8 12 2 14 0 68 |
43. | 43 qwk 24140 8 13 2 15 0 88 |
44. | 44 abhiseshakana 1878246 8 17 2 19 0 73 |
45. | 45 tranthidung 1292764 8 17 1 18 0 98 |
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48. | 48 LeGaulois 507856 7 9 3 12 0 64 |
49. | 49 Goran_ 1039323 7 9 3 12 0 36 |
50. | 50 BitCryptex 1169179 7 11 3 14 0 126 |
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51. | 51 Carlton Banks 64205 7 11 2 13 0 76 |
52. | 52 Vod 30747 7 11 2 13 0 158 |
53. | 53 mu_enrico 1574226 7 11 2 13 0 78 |
54. | 54 Jet Cash 698159 7 12 2 14 0 65 |
55. | 55 OmegaStarScream 375981 7 12 2 14 0 43 |
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56. | 56 Plutosky 1237522 7 13 2 15 0 43 |
57. | 57 yogg 140827 7 13 1 14 0 91 |
58. | 58 Steamtyme 1112531 7 14 2 16 0 115 |
59. | 59 CryptopreneurBrainboss 1052091 7 14 1 15 0 81 |
60. | 60 Lakai01 1724800 7 14 1 15 0 63 |
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61. | 61 witcher_sense 1433865 7 16 0 16 0 76 |
62. | 62 DireWolfM14 2003859 7 17 0 17 0 84 |
63. | 63 stompix 164749 6 9 3 12 0 62 |
64. | 64 Lafu 805820 6 9 2 11 0 41 |
65. | 65 joniboni 1275282 6 10 3 13 0 54 |
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66. | 66 DarkStar_ 507936 6 10 2 12 0 78 |
67. | 67 asche 1580039 6 10 2 12 0 50 |
68. | 68 Husna QA 1827294 6 10 2 12 0 62 |
69. | 69 hugeblack 1059082 6 12 2 14 0 62 |
70. | 70 minerjones 346731 6 13 1 14 0 67 |
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71. | 71 tvplus006 1311641 6 13 1 14 0 42 |
72. | 72 morvillz7z 1825672 6 13 1 14 0 58 |
73. | 73 khaled0111 1012655 6 13 0 13 0 42 |
74. | 74 krogothmanhattan 1000199 6 14 1 15 0 77 |
75. | 75 lovesmayfamilis 1982152 6 17 0 17 0 45 |
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76. | 76 Xal0lex 1068464 5 9 1 10 0 116 |
77. | 77 infofront 41175 5 10 2 12 0 74 |
78. | 78 yahoo62278 355846 5 10 2 12 0 130 |
79. | 79 mole0815 1424178 5 10 2 12 0 73 |
80. | 80 Coding Enthusiast 879277 5 12 0 12 0 116 |
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81. | 81 roycilik 1051955 5 14 2 16 0 48 |
82. | 82 Veleor 1177936 5 14 0 14 0 90 |
83. | 83 wwzsocki 131333 4 9 1 10 0 70 |
84. | 84 actmyame 465017 4 10 1 11 0 66 |
85. | 85 coinlocket$ 1339716 4 10 1 11 0 98 |
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86. | 86 Royse777 366632 4 11 0 11 0 59 |
87. | 87 Lauda 101872 4 13 1 14 0 238 |
88. | 88 JSRAW 1210969 4 13 0 13 0 76 |
89. | 89 xtraelv 897509 4 16 0 16 0 104 |
90. | 90 satoshi 3 3 14 1 15 0 482 |
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91. | 91 masulum 1283017 2 11 0 11 0 61 |
92. | 92 tyKiwanuka 1025255 2 12 0 12 0 107 |
93. | 93 dkbit98 1410401 2 13 0 13 0 63 |
94. | 94 TMAN 98986 1 5 0 5 0 275 |
95. | 95 Kalemder 487377 1 6 0 6 0 161 |
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96. | 96 Bthd 1836948 1 10 0 10 0 92 |
97. | 97 Piggy 188198 1 11 0 11 0 85 |
98. | 98 AlcoHoDL 998490 1 12 0 12 0 69 |
99. | 99 nullius 976210 1 17 0 17 0 180 |
100. | 100 GazetaBitcoin 1285797 0 11 0 11 0 82 |
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The colors from the website you suggested are not match the dark theme colors. I need to take a look more carefully at that.
It is only example to explain my suggestion to customize your chart's color bands. I don't know Python (I will begin my Python learning in 2021) but a quick search points me to these guides from PIL import Image
im = Image.open('image.jpg').convert('RGB')
# Split into 3 channels
r, g, b = im.split()
# Increase Reds
r = r.point(lambda i: i * 1.2)
# Decrease Greens
g = g.point(lambda i: i * 0.9)
# Recombine back to RGB image
result = Image.merge('RGB', (r, g, b))
result.save('result.png')
It is similar to what I code for my chart color when I want to customize it. Default colors are always terrible, you know.  Link |
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how to match a 24/7 market with a 9:00 AM /5:00 PM workday only traditional system?
I don't know about the future, but for now we can look at the price chart and available data retrospectively. It can not be done with data I used in this thread (from coinmarketcap.com) as it is for daily price data. Fortunately, it can be done with data from Trading View. I've never tried this but a quick search and a small trial shed me a light that I can do this analysis. - Export 1-hour data sheet.
- Run the analysis and compare the difference between different time windows in workdays. Similar to what I did in this thread, just focuces on workdays and stratify it into worktime and non-worktime.
- Problems
- I don't know how to download all-time (at least in 2020) data from Trading view with 1-hr chart. The guide shows I only be able to download data in the chart I see. I have to scroll left to download past data, and so on. I tried to scroll, then downloaded data, it works but I don't want to waste my time like that.
- https://www.tradingview.com/blog/en/export-chart-data-in-csv-14395/
- Do you know how to set up the wanted window and click to download all data? Please help
- Which time zone to use for this analysis? UTC (maybe). From the UNIX timestamp, I have to choose a specific time zone to convert.
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