Added to the main graph now

The others might have to wait until tomorrow, my neck is killing me and I better get some sleep soon too

Thanks for reminding me about this, I had totally forgotten that I was supposed to do that before release
I will try to make time for this real soon now(tm).

Anyhow, the "change in accumulated wealth" graph is now corrected so it shows the actual values. It also is a lot nicer to look at now with the new math,
compared to the old one that had lots unnecessary of holes in it. I hope you guys like it better now. Hopefully we will also have nice prediction graphing soon.

Also, thanks to whoever donated 0.006 BTC today 

I will be looking into that, thanks for the suggestion.

The upper graph does this already since these values are very unlikely to have huge changes during an intermittent outage.
The 'change in wealth' and 'hashrate' graphs do not, mainly because this would be lying and also would not give nice results when prediction is turned on.
The gaps also lets us know that stats were not properly collected for that period of time, whatever the cause may be (could be my server crashed for 4 hours, better show a gap than a lie about it and claim everything went smooth (too smooth in fact).

I appreciate your suggestion though, it just so happens I have already considered this myself

Me to, it is often the right tool for the job. Although I really wish it was extent-based.

Remember that the graph _should_ always be positive while mining, since you keep adding value. If it goes negative, that means coins were exchanged below the _currently_ (not previously) expected value.

Percentage is doable, but I wonder whether it would actually be of any use. Since the percentage would drop over time since you accumulate "paid". (paid has to be considered in the graph since it would otherwise show a huge drop on every payout)

I do have a few ideas for future experimentation, when time allows. (and there are also a few things I dropped after seeing how useless they are in the real world)

Due to the way I obtain the data (not in sync with the actual generation of statistics), this value is per-update.
Currently I poll for new updates every 15min, but sometimes there are no changes, this means that the change would possibly be double for the next update.

Also I am a bit unsure whether the actual numbers on that graph are correct, they need to be verified manually before I can be 100% sure (there might be a decimal-point error, but is _seems_ correct). However the general pattern will be correct.

In a perfect world this would be true yes.
If you stopped mining, the graph would show an even 0 if unexchanged coins were being sold at the expected value.
If the graph were to go positive it would mean the coins have been sold above expected price. The inverse is true for negative values.

I practice it will likely be hard to interpret this graph. But (I hope) it will be much more interesting once the prediction graphing is enabled, since
it will allow you to easily see whether it follow the usual (historical) patterns or suddenly deviates from the norm (a deviation would not necessarily mean something is wrong though).

Already on the bottom of every stats page, or are you missing altcoin addresses?

I fully don't expect to make anything on this, but it certainly would be inspiring to see people like it enough to actually go to the step of donating anything (seriously, most people would instinctively rather get a physical injury than part with real money, I wonder whether this holds true for "virtual" money).

Hi everyone, long time lurker and only recently registered to post here.
So, I am a linux systems engineer/developer and sometimes I dabble in some hobby-projects for fun, this is one of those. Statistics and graphs are (believe it or not) fun. 

So if you mine on middlecoin and like to interpret graphs; take a look at http://middlestats.circlestorm.org/

In particular the 'change in wealth' graph should be interesting, and the total outstanding btc value graph should be nice to have (top graph, red+orange+green).
My goal has been to provide more insight into the fact that estimated value of unexchanged coins might not always correctly reflect the value after exchange, these graphs makes that part obvious. (Ex: See the Sat 02:00 drop in value when a whole lot of unexchanged coins were sold off at a lower-than expected price).

Mind you, this is a hobby project on a private server, do not expect too much
This site is still a work-in-progress, and it has limited potential given the input data, but it looks nice enough that I figure I might as well let people check it out and use it if they like it.

PS: A few of the graphs will get prediction graphs soon, I just need enough historical data to actually be able to predict something.

Have fun

So, I am a professional linux systems engineer and I recently begun to dabble in altcoins. The learning curve on *coins has been steep but I pretty much have the enduser bits all figured out now.

However since I am a systems engineer this means I like to make systems, and I have been itching to do something *coin related.
So as a very minor hobbyist project (work and family takes a lot of time you know), I figured I would make some improvements for the middlecoin stats. I always like to keep a good eye on stats, and often find myself refreshing a page more often than I know it updates.
This is still a work-in-progress, and it is quite limited what I can do without better data, but it looks nice enough that I figure I might as well let people check it out and use it if they like it.

So if you mine on middlecoin and like to interpret graphs; take a look at http://middlestats.circlestorm.org/

Mind you, this is a hobby project on a weak private server, do not expect too much.