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Gotcha - I misread above. Will it stay at that for a few days? If so, I can add to coinchoose based on that reward as work on figuring out the true way to derive it automatically.
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Actually - it may just be to know what variables in a formula would equal the potential block reward. For example, difficulty * last block size = potential block reward. It is helpful if those variables are one of the ones that are available thru ABE or, if not, thru the bitbard client as I can extract those quite easily. Based on your earlier post, is the reward around 20 per block now? |
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That helps a bit - but still wondering how I can derive it from the info via the API at that specific block explorer.
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I just need the formula to figure out the block reward and I will add..
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Is there a simple mathematical calculation derived from info on the public block explorers that can derive the approximate rewards per block? I heard the reward varies and to get an accurate picture for my site, I need to figure out what is the block reward for mining.
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Please be aware that if you do add bitbar that its reward is variable. Personally, I ignore this coin for several reasons. No need to go in the reasons here as this is not the appropriate thread. Is there a calculation for figuring out the reward (like there is for PPCoin)? |
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BQC diff is not updating.
Should be now - that block explorer seems to go down every now and then. |
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Yes, very nice ride down. It dropped from 0.00072 to 0.00027 on BTER  Honestly, I think a coin that sticks between 80% and 120% of the profitability of BTC is more stable. Otherwise, you get a lot of pump and dumpers... |
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It had a nice ride today on profitability!
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Hey sal, thanks for this site. Donation sent!
Thanks!! |
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Where are you getting the pricing for BBQCoin?
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Which coin I mine does not depend on the last trade. It is which price I can get in the future that matters. That is why you should keep the bid price as the basis of profitability.
I will - just wondering if I should look at volume. That being said, not all exchange APIs give the full volume info - or more trades, so might be a bit tricky. |
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Never heard of that city (Washing, d.c.). Maybe it is where the secret UN, black helicopter base where the jackbooted thugs are waiting to force me to watch PBS and appreciate opera is located.
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i think the profitability based upon the last trade is misleading due to low volumes. I would suggest a mean term of the last (5?) buy orders in order to be in the safe side  It is the current open trades not last trades, but I could average together open trades as well. |
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What determines what gets passed to judge.me? Would it have to be above a certain amount? Do you recover any of the fees from anything recovered through arbitration?
I'm hoping this will make a big dent in the amount of scammers on this site.
I'd imagine that loans under the fees for judge.me would not go to arbitration as it would be a waste of financial resources (1 BTC loans going to arbitration costing $299 would seem silly), but I will leave it to Tulkas to define those terms (and specify in the terms of use). |
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Huh? I care and just fixed. Sorry - missed your earlier post - when I added NVC back I mistakenly removed the BTCe update for CNC - it is now fixed.
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can you please share the BTC profitability formula?  Not too difficulty to derive - basically comparison of difficulty with BTC's difficulty (adjusted if scrypt), then look at price to convert into BTC. So bTC is the base. |
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How do I get that from the blockexplorer? |
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