Online Tools For Bitcoin Maximalist.

[soliton]

Available online tools  provide many  routines to aid Bitcoiners  in developing their skills. Every Bitcoiner  has his own favorite set of such tools. Here I would like to share the suite of online instruments I use when playing with bitcoin. Those tools   make my BTC-praxis trouble-proof. Try, use and enjoy their power.

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Disclaimer: List of tools  gathered in the following table is not full as it resulted from my own savor. Data may contain discrepancies. DYOR as always.

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Exquisite Online Tools For Bitcoin Maximalist.

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00	..	|	..	Clark Moody DASHBOARD	..	|	..	Set of 99 real time clickable BTC indicators. Among them are: Price, UTXO Set Size, OP_RETURN Data,  Bitcoin Tor Nodes, LN Total Channels, Peg-in Capacity, Chain Rewrite Days, Difficulty, Block Subsidy Value, to name only a few. Need click to get info on given indicator.	..
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01	..	|	..	Indicators dashboard	..	|	..	Set of 50+ real time  BTC indicators and indexes relevant to Stock-to-flow, Mayer Multiple, Cycle Repeat etc.. It’s better to look at it than read about it.	..
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02	..	|	..	Know Your Coin Privacy.	..	|	..	Explores the privacy of any transaction  by using  Boltzmann  script developed for Samourai wallet.	..
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03	..	|	..	Bitcoin Volatility.	..	|	..	Calculates price standard deviation	..
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04	..	|	..	BTC to $	..	|	..	Price converter	..
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05	..	|	..	Shamir Secret Sharing Scheme	..	|	..	Split your secret into parts which can be combined back into the original secret using some or all of the parts. Caution: take offline for actual life use.	..
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06	..	|	..	International Bitcoin Flows Analytics Map	..	|	..	Provides data on BTC flow (in $) from different countries.	..
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07	..	|	..	ViaBTC	..	|	..	Acclerator to push  "stuck" transactions.	..
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08	..	|	..	Verify Message	..	|	..	Tool to verify a message signed by a bitcoin private key.	..
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09	..	|	..	Decode A Transaction	..	|	..	Decoder of Transaction Hex.	..
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10	..	|	..	Embed Data in Blockchain	..	|	..	Tool to include extra data into transaction.	..
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11	..	|	..	Broadcast Your Transaction	..	|	..	Tool to broadcast signed transaction.	..
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12	..	|	..	Cryptomining Calculator	..	|	..	Calculates profit at the current difficulty. Seven Filters to apply: Hashrate, Miner, Power Cost etc..	..
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13	..	|	..	Mempool	..	|	..	Secures transaction fee depending on the size of mempool and transaction's urgency.	..
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14	..	|	..	Johoe's Bitcoin Mempool Statistics	..	|	..	Tool to estimate required fee against size of mempool.	..
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15	..	|	..	Latest stats on BTC transaction types.	..	|	..	20+ different indicators: BIP 11 outputs stats, BIP 69 stats, Batching, LN, SegWit usage and others.	..
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16	..	|	..	Bitcoin Tools.	..	|	..	Realtime data:Block Eta, Block Probability,  etc.; Hash tools: Pubkey To Address, Address To Pubkey, Address To Hash, etc.; Address lookups: Find Address Sent, Find Address First Seen, etc; and a lot more.	..
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17	..	|	..	Bitcoin IDE.	..	|	..	OP_codes editor, Script, Assembly, Stack Visualizer	..
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[TryNinja]

I don't think it's a good idea to use or recommend online QR code generators. You don't have any guarantee that they won't start changing your addresses to one of their own.

Actually, your first QR website (4) is already a confirmed scam: [Warning] Bitcoin QR code maker

Also, Bitaccelerate.com isn't really an accelerator. All they do is push your transaction to the mempool, which doesn't help with getting your transaction included faster in a block. On the other side, ViaBTC's and Antpool's accelerators actually work.

[soliton]

I don't think it's a good idea to use or recommend online QR code generators. What guarantee do you have that they won't start changing your addresses to one of their own?

Actually, your first QR website (4) is already a confirmed scam: {Warning}: Fake Bitcoin QR Code Generators

Also, Bitaccelerate.com isn't really an accelerator. All they do is push your transaction to the mempool, which doesn't help with getting your transaction included faster in a block. Better to change that for ViaBTC's and Antpool's accelerators.

Agree as to online QR generators. Better to generate the code yourself using the appropriate apps. Removed them from table.

[JeromeTash]

You didn't reserve enough space for the tools. I think there are loads of tools out there that could cover more than 3 posts based on your posting format. Here are a few random ones I came accross minus even looking hard
1. bitcoindata.science by our very own Bitmover. The tool includes a bitcoin units converter, Bitcoin Address Balance Checker and a Plot of your Transaction in the Mempool
2. https://livebitcoindata.com
3. https://iancoleman.io -
4. https://bitnodes.io/nodes/live-map

[soliton]

You didn't reserve enough space for the tools. I think there are loads of tools out there that could cover more than 3 posts based on your posting format. Here are a few random ones I came accross minus even looking hard
1. bitcoindata.science by our very own Bitmover. The tool includes a bitcoin units converter, Bitcoin Address Balance Checker and a Plot of your Transaction in the Mempool
2. https://livebitcoindata.com
3. https://iancoleman.io -
4. https://bitnodes.io/nodes/live-map

Thanks, I think enumeration  of all tools available is a kind of overkill. #00 itself covers  50+% of all needs. However I will scrutinize every tool proposed. The table has enough room to include around 80 tools. Besides it's self-moderated thread and at the very least,  I can make a room. Read Disclaimer.

P.S.iancoleman  is a good one and will be included.

[seoincorporation]

I like the transactions visualizations, you can see the transactions in real-time with some nice animations, some good examples of these services are:

http://www.bitlisten.com/
http://bitcoinglobe.com/
https://blocks.wizb.it/
https://privacypros.io/tools/bitbonkers/

Feels kind of relaxing to see all that money flow in real-time 

[soliton]

You list tools in ordinal numbers and I don't have idea what is the tool with each ordinal number.

You can edit the table, and have a column for the tool or website name or link. I would prefer to see them before I click on hyperlinks. You can consider and apply it for the table if it makes sense.

Low value post.Deleted. Stop flood.

I like the transactions visualizations, you can see the transactions in real-time with some nice animations, some good examples of these services are:

http://www.bitlisten.com/
http://bitcoinglobe.com/
https://blocks.wizb.it/
https://privacypros.io/tools/bitbonkers/

Feels kind of relaxing to see all that money flow in real-time  

Beautiful but of little use. Kids would like it.

[Yogee]

There's a lot of stuff that I do not know here. That must mean I'm no Bitcoin maximalist hehe.
Topic added to my Watchlist anyway.

Do you know of any reliable site that monitors hashrate and mining difficulty only? I was looking for something that is light or easy to load.

Do you often use gobitcoin.io? How often does it go down?
Preev.com is a good converter too but it goes down sometimes.

[soliton]

There's a lot of stuff that I do not know here. That must mean I'm no Bitcoin maximalist hehe.
Topic added to my Watchlist anyway.

Do you know of any reliable site that monitors hashrate and mining difficulty only? I was looking for something that is light or easy to load.

Clark Moody DASHBOARD monitors those metrics.

Do you often use gobitcoin.io? How often does it go down?
Preev.com is a good converter too but it goes down sometimes.

It's active every time I land.

UPD: November ^29th, new #15 has been added.

[Chikito]

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Split your secret into parts which can be combined back into the original secret using some or all of the parts. Caution: take offline for actual life use.

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too many versions of Shamir secret sharing, we must be careful instead of using it. you can recovery by part using a specific source only, for example: if you splitting seed using Iancoleman, you can recover using Iancoleman only. or if splitting using Trezor one you can recovery using Trezor only.

I've even seen also other tools using the scheme with the different sharing, I assume recovery available for that tool only. I just worry if the tool isn't working in the future, the user will be confused to recover his split seed.

[LiveBTCdata]

Do you know of any reliable site that monitors hashrate and mining difficulty only? I was looking for something that is light or easy to load.

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Preev.com is a good converter too but it goes down sometimes.

LiveBitcoinData.com monitors hashrate, mining difficulty, difficulty adjustment change, predicted next difficulty, block time and more.

The website also has a live bitcoin price converter, set your amount and watch your portfolio amount change in real-time.

Nice list!

[soliton]

# 16 Bitcoin Tools:    Realtime data:Block Eta, Block Probability,  etc.; Hash tools: Pubkey To Address, Address To Pubkey, Address To Hash, etc.; Address lookups: Find Address Sent, Find Address First Seen, etc; and a lot more.

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#17 Bitcoin IDE: OP_codes editor, Script, Assembly, Stack Visualizer

have been added.

[bitadelco]

For those interested in exploring more of the technical side of things, the 'Learning Bitcoin from the Command Line' github has helped me understand things in practice versus theory:

https://github.com/BlockchainCommons/Learning-Bitcoin-from-the-Command-Line

[tyz]

Don't forget the most import converter you need when you start with Bitcoin. A Bitcoin units converter One like this one https://bitcoindata.science/bitcoin-units-converter.html I still use from time to time. Getting familiar with the Bitcoin units and the abbreviation could be a hassle at the beginning.

[soliton]

Don't forget the most import converter you need when you start with Bitcoin. A Bitcoin units converter One like this one https://bitcoindata.science/bitcoin-units-converter.html I still use from time to time. Getting familiar with the Bitcoin units and the abbreviation could be a hassle at the beginning.

Never heard about finney unit. Is it brought to bear  on practical usage?

[tyz]

I would also recommend and list ycharts.com [1] which shows a ton of good Bitcoin indicators which other similar sites don't. Besides well-known indicators like average bock size, average confirmation time, average difficulty and so on, it also shows data like average transaction fee, average miner revenue per day etc. I check the site regularly to get an overview of what the Bitcoin network looks like right now and where it's headed.

[1] https://ycharts.com/indicators/reports/bitcoin_statistics