No, the code is closed source (at least for now), although I may open an API or feeds once I have a better way of transforming all the data.

For now I just want to make it all easily accessible in one place.

Pushed a new update. More data coming.

Now to figure out where to focus my efforts..... anyone have something that would be useful to them?
(I was thinking maybe mining pool info)


No clue, there isn't even a database in use.

wow, only took about an hour for hack attempts 

This started as just a tech-demo, but now I think it might actually be useful.

I take the various API feeds from the exchanges and combine them into a live data stream.



Available here: http://coinpro.mikeallisononline.com

It's still in the early stages of development, but I think it could be awfully useful (especially if more exchanges offered x-site web sockets/web services).

Exchanges, please feel free to let me know if you have live data streams that could be easily integrated. Since many of the feeds don't support CORS, I cache the data in 5min intervals to keep bandwidth concerns to a minimum.

All BTC balances have now been paid. If there was an issue, please contact me.

http://www.mediafire.com/?z467jd8x88a0ga5

Not the Absolute latest code, but pretty close (my pool had a few variations for security, but it's close).

It does include multi-pool, multi-coin code.

I can add the database layout later as it differs greatly from the last version.

Ok BTC payments have started going out. I am doing them manually in my free time, so it may take several days.

You should start receiving balances shortly.

Thanks for your patience,
Mike

No I have not, as the pool is closed, my development on the simplecoin php code is at an end. If someone would like to continue development I will give them any changes I have made.

My current focus is the new framework, which is in c#.


ALSO, FINAL call for account issues before final payments are sent out. Unless you contact me, your last known address will be used for payment.

It will not include any unconfirmed/estimated balances, only the total confirmed balances from found blocks.

Still waiting to finalize payouts as requests are still coming in for possible updates. I will address them all and then finalize the payouts.

No, they cannot.


However, I'll be paying out the account balances to the last saved address later this week. Please contact me if this is a problem.

Thanks,
Mike

There isn't a new server  

If all works out, it'll be much more  

I don't want to spoil the fun, but my framework is well underway.

Oh, and I'm still working out a way to get all the coins out to users. I've got the data. I've got the coins. I just need a secure way to ensure addresses are correct before sending.

Somehow the pool server came back online, and it's back off.

I'm not speculating as to why it was done, or by what type of individual. It happened, the coins were returned, and I now have a chance to focus on the new unified pool framework. No client->poolserver->proxy->frontend anymore. I'm rewriting this in my primary language this time, not just what was initially requested for the bounty I didn't receive any of.

The new system is a ground-up approach, possibly even a new public client.....

Working on that now. Most of the simplecoin sites are running very different code and code they've changed. I see several exploit attempts daily, this one just succeeded.

Now the shocking news.... The full wallet value was returned to the address above (and  quickly). So, I'm thankful all the users will get their coins and I don't have to go through another FBI cybercrime matter (the last was over 10 years ago for a client).

That said, I'm leaving the servers offline until I can further lockdown the software. I'll also find a way to make the user funds available as I don't want to tie those up either.

If all of the coins are returned to 12433rWhhxBajfyishqomz44K657GqKxCr before the investigator returns my call, I'll be swayed to end the matter.

We HAVE been hacked. The wallet HAS been drained. I've got all the logs and will be coordinating with the FBI cybercrime division.

The pool will be offline until further notice.

Sorry if I don't respond quickly, I'm a little overwhelmed.

Restarting psj for new optimizations.

SMPPS will pay out when a block is found on that pool

Sorry, but outside of moving servers (very time consuming) or purchasing additional servers elsewhere (costly and time consuming) there isn't much I can do. Our servers are being DDOS'd, and the hosting provider is working quickly to resolve it.

Update, it's not just our servers, it's our whole hosing provider that's being attacked. Just got an email from them last night.

They are upgrading their networking now to prevent less downtime.