found a new cool tool for miners

[bitmarket.io]

http://nearcomet.com

[adaseb]

http://nearcomet.com

Seems like its exactly like Blockchain.info

What is unique about it?

[bitmarket.io]

NearComet is a big data startup which mines the bitcoin peer to peer network and presents analytics and visualizations in real time. NearComet tracks transactional and financial flows in the system. To facilitate data mining, NearComet maintains a world-wide network of nodes to gather data in real-time from the bitcoin network.

NearComet analytics will be of interest to the financial industry, day and intra-day traders as well as professional organizations that have specific real time data mining requirements.

As a startup, we are actively seeking venture capitalists who wish to participate in this leading edge technology start-up.

[windpath]

The whole site seems pretty incomplete.... The data provided can be found on any block explorer or by querying your own node, don't see any unique value proposition....

Registration does not seem to work.

[jonnybravo0311]

Boy is there a ton of work that needs to be done on that site... half of the data doesn't populate, and the data that does is presented in strange and meaningless ways.  For example, what's up with the time column showing something like "< 328109 seconds ago".  Yikes.

I think I'll stick to other blockchain explorers that actually provide meaningful data.  As windpath stated, there's no value proposition here - it offers nothing that you can't get on other sites.

Good luck to whoever is running that project... they're going to need it.

[Minerjoe]

What s special about this tool, why are you so happy about it?

[trendax]

Looks like a flask app?

[OBAViJEST]

site's down...

[Gleb Gamow]

site's down...

"And, it cleans websites!"

[OBAViJEST]

site's down...

"And, it cleans websites!"

[jdebunt]

As others have mentioned, no added value in this project for the time being, whatsoever. Most of the features it should offer aren't there yet so this was released prematurely it seems.