its not bad I guess, its dustcoin minus a few features. But meh...

Add support for all currency's that Gox uses -  %55.55 out side US to my site
Try not to use coinchoose as a data source - single point of failure - short term not so bad just cache his data?  long term is bad very bad (if he decides to close permanently your stuffed)
Try to use as many exchanges as possible and locally store the data - they go down a lot
Try to add power costs like dustcoin


Edit: you had me scared there for a minute (with the title) thought I had a direct competitor       (call it a mining profitably calculator)

just seems to link to https://i.imgur.com/a3cW2iG.gif

will it ever say yes?

thank god i had a fallover pool configured 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ping_%28video_gaming%29

In multiplayer online video games, ping refers to the network latency between a player's computer, and either the game server or another client.

not sure how that would be useful



(for a mining profitability calculator it would be, but my site is not one of those)

fixed a few bugs with the new multiple PC feature... I don't think I have lost anyone's settings yet 

6 people so far  

thanks

I have implemented a server side cookie solution - just click the "Multiple PCs?" button in the menu bar.

This may also be useful for people who clear there cookies frequently or for people who need multiple folios.

they are doing the opposite I believe.


I have alt coins I send it to them they give me paypal money.

 I have been thinking about this, I dont want the user to have to sign up, i have a few ideas.

I'll look at adding royal coin and bit bar and pulling the YAC price from bter.com

good to hear, bitbar coming next perhaps tomorrow if I get time.

From @MagicalTux - we put priority in ddos protection, so difficult to provide an ETA for LTC -    linky link link

agreed

ive been ruining yacoin in a vm and it hasn't touched the wallet.dat that i put in there yet

im going to leave it running a while encase it could be a time based thing or remotely controlled.

the fact that someone got posted saying there forum account was hacked says a lot...

i think the only people who get scammed here are the ones that sell there YAC cheap now

do I win the bounty for the first information site with YAC?





shame its 0 YAC 

anyone found any bugs?


the todo list is looking a bit empty 

did you have a API?
if no:
are you adding one now?
if no:
will you ever add one?

if not have/add API now:
are you changing the html of your main page with the prices on it?



Also for those that were wondering the last traded exchange rate before it went down was 0.00030000 BTC.

im going to stay on LTC for a while..

to many altcoins imo that have a short term profitability im in this for the long term

scrypt coins are where its at for GPUs imo and LTC is largest one of them

when my BFL finally shows I will do bo0ht BTC and LTC

fixed that for you, as in don't store cash there either

New version of cryptofolio.info is up, it now has 432 coins!

List of features:
add expenses
add extra cash
highest & lowest (in the drop downs once added) (ignores exchange with old data)
average price
no personally identifiable info collected
28 different websites its grabbing data from ("exchanges")
both crypto share providers (havelock and cryptosocks)
almost all coins
two week graphs for most values (with option to unlock forever for $10 USD in BTC or Altcoin through coinpayments.net)
API
HTTPS
average of all the exchanges for that coin
precious metals

TODO:
export graph data to CSV
"price when added" / buy price

Known Issues
graph links wont work for anything that's on an DOGE, LTC or XPM market or precious metals


Let me know what you think

Not sure where this leaves us but I did manage to get my card running at 1.000v down from 1.188v under Linux (think I can go a tiny bit lower)

Stats
Power Color HD7950 same settings machine etc on litecoin (old P4 motherboard uses 120-130 watts on its own)

533.6kh/s using ~388watts at 72 degrees c

after undervolt

555.5kh/s using ~330watts at 61 degrees c

the undervolt allows me to up the powertune to 10 (with out the temp racing up to over 90) and intensity and I was getting 580kh/s using ~335watts at ~70 degrees c

ignoring my motherboard power problem, this then gets nice and close to:


Considering that I haven't tried 0.962v yet



Now for the part some people wont want to hear, I hex edited the bios  

If there's enough interest perhaps ill make a thread with huge disclaimers everywhere.  HERE


Update: Got two 7950s doing ~585kh/s each the whole rig is pulling 460W at the wall (same inefficient motherboard) voltage at 0.950