Cryptocoin Mining Information -- find the most profitable coin to mine!

[Tesla71]

Maybee you could display the current network hash-rate per coin

[dust]

• Market cap in BTC is now calculated and this value is used to sort the table of coins.
• IXC, the original scamcoin, has been added.

[dust]

• Added power cost input and USD profit column
• Separated SHA-256 and scrypt hashrate fields
• Minor cosmetic improvements

I'm not sure what the best way to represent the profitability "ratio" of altcoins is.  The current Ratio column displays the relative revenue, not profit, and assuming a 1000:1 SHA-256/scrypt hashrate ratio.  However, the true % increase in profit can be much higher than the listed value, due to the fixed nature of power costs.  I want the value displayed to users glancing at the site without entering any information to be reasonable and useful.  I also want the information provided to be as accurate as possible if hashrate and power data is entered.  I will try to make this clearer in the near future.

[irritant]

what do the blue numbers say?   green is above 100%, red is below 100% and blue is... ?

[Winterfrost]

what do the blue numbers say?   green is above 100%, red is below 100% and blue is... ?

It looks to me like blue numbers are for merge-mining capable coins.

[CryptoJunky]

This is awesome, thanks for making this! I'll be using and promoting it.

[sal002]

I like this as I was thinking of something similar - but where do you get your pricing for the conversion?  For example, right now I notice it states that 1 TRC is worth 0.00016819 BTC.  However, that price isn't anywhere I can find.

Thanks!

[meebs]

currently it shows LTC diff at 35. .while diff has actually been 38 for a couple of hours...

[dust]

I like this as I was thinking of something similar - but where do you get your pricing for the conversion?  For example, right now I notice it states that 1 TRC is worth 0.00016819 BTC.  However, that price isn't anywhere I can find.

Thanks!

The price of each coin is based on an average of the prices on Bitparking, BTC-e and vircurex, weighted by the coin's daily volume on each exchange.  However, there are currently some problems with the server configuration that could be preventing up to date prices.

EDIT: Prices were accurate, the TRC price is currently weighted towards the bid/ask average on Vircurex.

currently it shows LTC diff at 35. .while diff has actually been 38 for a couple of hours...

I changed the configuration of my local network this afternoon and broke the server sending updated information to the frontend.  I'm working on fixing this now.

[dust]

The site is functioning normally now.  The coin information (blocks, difficulty, etc) was stale for 6 hours, price data was unaffected.  I will be adding some monitoring shortly to prevent this from happening again without me noticing.

[sal002]

I like this as I was thinking of something similar - but where do you get your pricing for the conversion?  For example, right now I notice it states that 1 TRC is worth 0.00016819 BTC.  However, that price isn't anywhere I can find.

Thanks!

The price of each coin is based on an average of the prices on Bitparking, BTC-e and vircurex, weighted by the coin's daily volume on each exchange.  However, there are currently some problems with the server configuration that could be preventing up to date prices.

EDIT: Prices were accurate, the TRC price is currently weighted towards the bid/ask average on Vircurex.

I see my issue - I was looking at the prices to convert TRC to BTC, which was much lower due to a large spread.  Good work!

[FullLife]

I love this site, keep up the good work!

[conv3rsion]

This is SO great. Thank you!

[Nite69]

KNOWN ISSUES

• I may be calculating the FRC block reward incorrectly.  If someone is familiar with FRC, please let me know if it is wrong.  Note: I am only listing the portion the miner receives.
• The LTC/BTC ratio will be a bit inaccurate if you are using an NVIDIA card.  I am assuming that SHA-256 minig is 1000x as fast as scrypt mining, which is accurate for most AMD/ATI cards.

 LTC/BTC ratio could be easily calculated correctly by dividing fields 'Profit, USD /day'

[luffy]

absolutely great site! well done!
thank you

[goxed]

+1 Great job!

[trippp]

Great work! How about a pool fee box? Possibly also an exchange fee box.

[xorxor]

Great work! How about a pool fee box? Possibly also an exchange fee box.

grat idea, i would also recomend numbers could be exported to address [ex. dustcoin.com/mining/7040;6930;day;2.5;0.02], therefore not dissapear on refresh and could be linked.

[trippp]

i would also recomend numbers could be exported to address [ex. dustcoin.com/mining/7040;6930;day;2.5;0.02], therefore not dissapear on refresh and could be linked.

+1 . At least add a refresh button, data changes constantly.

[tacotime]

Could you update this too with the cost of power per USD earned at current difficulty?

The calculation is like this:
For LTC right now it takes 131.7 KH/s (diff = 84.2242236212) to mine 1 USD equiv in 24 hours.
A 7950 pulling 190 w/h will get about 575 KH/s.

190 w/h * (131.7 KH/s / 575 KH/s) = 43.52 w/h * 24 h = 1044.44 w = 1.04444 kw at 10 cents a watt = 10.44 cents.

However, for BTC we should use the wattage of most efficient miner, Avalon, which is 60 GH/s at 500 W (~400 w DC)
At diff 4,847,647, we need 0.2059 GH/s to mine 1 USD equiv. in 24 h.

500 w/h * (0.2059 GH/s / 60.0 GH/s) = 1.716 w/h * 24 h = 41.18 w = 0.04118 kw at 10 cents a watt = 0.4118 cents.
You could also do the calculation for GPUs.

In other words, it currently costs 20x as much power to mine 1.00 USD in LTC as compared to BTC.  Such a calculation would be immensely helpful to people trying to figure out what the valuation should be of scrypt versus SHA256 alternative currencies.