Hey,

here's some code that calculates the total number of bitcoins generated at a certain height:

telnet bitcoincharts.com 27007

outputs JSON objects with fields: symbol, currency, timestamp, price and volume

Latency is approx. 15s.

There were some issues that prevented bitcoinwatch from updating today. This has been fixed.

ProxyPass should be enough. RPC is only JSON.

I think that's already possible. Try setting RPC.url to "bitcoind/" and it should append that to the path.

Why not remove the "Logged" link from the template?

Great work! I'll add a link to the wiki on the project page.

Where do you get that 4000 oau figure from? Is there any bitcoin/gold market I don't know about?

http://bitcoinwatch.com has changed owners and is now part of http://bitcoincharts.com

New features:
* shows all markets bitcoincharts knows about
* show only markets with trades within the last 24h
* total economy size in EURO

Because of Cross-Site Scripting protection in most browsers you need the python server.

I made a patch that removes the miner (not getwork): https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/132

I rewrote the backend for this service. Sometimes it would show transactions as unconfirmed even though they were confirmed. This shouldn't happen anymore now.

Reasons I wrote this:
* works across network without bitcoind binary
* makes testing RPC features easy
* could be enhanced to pretty print listtransactions or listaccounts
* could support user confirmation on sendfrom ("Are you sure you want to send 1000 BTC to 1Hs53...? (y/N)")

I found this (unfinished) code on my harddisk. It's basically a replacement for the built-in RPC client in bitcoind. host/port/user/pass is currently hardcoded.

http://pastebin.com/Nqhq1FUs

A PS3 does (in theory) about 10..15 Mhash/s. IIRC the SPEs lack a rotate instruction which slows mining down a lot.

Have you tried the example QR codes? You can include a message that is displayed to the user (not signed, though) and where he can either send or cancel the transaction.

I'd like to start a "bank" that uses js-remote as it's frontend, but I'm very busy lately so it might take some months but some backend code is already working.

173.255.224.227 (bitcoincharts.com) will accept and relay sendmany transactions to miners that'll include them into their blocks within a day (on average).

* xlisttransactions http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=611.0
* getblock https://www.bitcoin.org/smf/index.php?topic=724.0

Some new features:
* shows inputs (with links to blockexplorer)
* marks unconfirmed inputs (red)

That's my hotlink prevention. I found a lot of sites hotlinking the charts and while the engine is very efficient I still didn't like the server load. I'll disable it for now. When I enable it again someday, I'll make sure to include a "download this chart" link.

Btw: You can tweak the &width=xxx&height=yyy parametes for the chart if you prefer different sizes for your analysis: