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The metric I care about the most is "how big is my stack?"
:v I'm not sure if this comment has a double meaning or if you're really referring to your stack of sats either way, I'll interpret it as a stack of sats.
Replying to your comment: I think that would go a bit against the spirit of Satoshi Dashboard, since the idea is that anyone can view Bitcoin metrics. While it's important to track your own portfolio's performance in various ways, Satoshi Dashboard will not include metrics related to people's personal portfolios, for 2 reasons. The first is to avoid security breaches that could threaten the security and privacy of each owner, and the second is to prevent Satoshi Dashboard from storing sensitive user information. That said, your idea is good it may not be feasible right now, but it might become viable once Satoshi Dashboard can be deployed in a self-hostable way on the app stores of the various node platforms that support apps. That way we ensure the security of sensitive information.
In the meantime, I can recommend https://ghostfol.io self-hosted, or if you have Umbrel or any node that supports apps, you could download it there. It's a great app for viewing everything related to your portfolio.
Thanks for the recommendation @kilianbuhn I'll add the price per vbyte and the historical hashrate (I imagine that's what you mean, since the current one is already displayed). Any endpoints you'd suggest for fetching the historical hashrate? Attached as a small token of appreciation for the feedback, I'm adding you to the supporter list.
https://github.com/Satoshi-Dashboard/project-supporters/blob/main/README.md
I understand, it took me a little while to grasp it at first since I'm not a veteran at this and I'm still learning some things thanks to all of you. / Thanks to what you mentioned, I think I understood this site https://whatthefee.io/
Basically the idea is to keep a record of, say, the last 3 blocks over a given time period, look at the historical percentiles of those 3 blocks based on each sats/vB band in absolute terms, and from there build the percentiles the way you propose using 100% as the range to see the spread of the distribution and thanks to that get a solid idea of what the fee will likely be in the future. Great idea @zeke
As a small token of appreciation, I'm adding you to the supporters section.
https://github.com/Satoshi-Dashboard/project-supporters/blob/main/README.md
(P.S. In case I misunderstood the concept, my apologies in advance if you have more info it would be helpful. But if I got it right, then I've got it down.)
ahaha @sime I'll take into account the idea of the concept you're proposing, and you're partly right Bitcoin doesn't always have to be so square or cold ahaha. Actually, I know just where to put it: I was already about to build a Big Mac index vs BTC, and I think that would be a great place to add a subsection with all kinds of funny things you could buy with BTC :v
I liked the idea as a small token of appreciation for your comment, I'm including you on the supporters page. https://github.com/Satoshi-Dashboard/project-supporters/blob/main/README.md
Do you know of any option you’d recommend that’s simple to implement on a website, without having to deal with too much complexity?
Right now I’m using this Lightning Network address: Khunsa@coinos.io, but I’m not sure if it works for everyone.
Could you give me your feedback? I don’t use Lightning very often; I’m familiar with it and mainly use it to avoid high fees in certain cases, but I haven’t gone too deep into how it works.
From what I understand, the Coinos address I’m using isn’t fully universal, since not all Lightning wallets handle LNURL in the same way. So I’d like to get a bit more clarity on that.
By the way, thank you very much for the recommendation, in a while that is free I will add you to the project supporters page for feedback, a small way to give them recognition and thank you for the support. https://github.com/Satoshi-Dashboard/project-supporters
Oh wow, thank you so much! I really appreciate it a lot. I’ll keep working hard to contribute even a little more to the ecosystem.
I was once on your website in my beginnings when I researched about Bitcoin :0 yes I found several interesting things wow, yes the world is small I did not think I would meet the founder, by the way you also helped me at the time. I had lost the website well also because it was a long time ago but I will look at the website again because it has a lot of content.
Haha, that makes me think that people who understand BTC aren’t really into doom-scrolling :v but you’re right about what you said… maybe someone well-known could shed some light on it. @Car, if I’m not mistaken, you might know about this topic. (By the way, taking the chance to say hi, Car how have you been? And also to ask what happened to the Builders territory you used to manage on SN.)
SN is a really great site I honestly think it’s one of the best :v In terms of UX/UI and everything else, it genuinely surprises me that they’re not more well-known. I actually discovered it through a job post looking for writers to earn sats. Kind of an unusual job offer, but in the end I didn’t stick around as a writer I stayed as a user because the site is just that good.
Thanks to you for the valuable advice. Honestly, I doubt I would have found that site on my own. If you know of more peculiar websites like the one you recommended especially those with complex or hard-to-digest information I’d love to use them as references for the project.
Since we’re at it, I might as well use this post to ask for good forum recommendations :v do you recommend any?
ohhh that’s true…. 😅 well, you found an innocent one 😅 it really shows I’m a bit disconnected from all that… and well, also because I’m not from the USA in my country it’s on a different date.
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I managed to implement it.
If in fact there is the link on the last page the 31 well in a little while it would be the 32 in these days I will send a new update. But you can find there the link to the github and the contributors
Thanks for supporting the project, and I agree. Some time ago, I would have said I followed that almost like an oracle of truth when it came to fees, but while working on this project I noticed this issue.
I agree that the user should know the truth. I do not think mempool’s UX is bad when it comes to rounding; I think it is useful and fast for a quick glance. But when I actually want to make a transaction, I think having more precision can be very useful.
So for my project, I will include both modules: the mempool one and the Jochen one. If you found the project useful, please recommend it to your friends.
Excellent metrics you recommend! However, I think I need to properly research where to get that data and which specific data points to use for the Lightning Accessibility Index formula, because the information available out there might not be exactly what we need and we may have to do some additional calculations.
If you know where we can find the channel opening cost and the median routing fees, we'd move much faster I already have the public node count. As for the UTXOs, I'd need to research that too, but I'm sure there'll be a solution to get that information. It's highly likely that the UTXO data comes directly from the node via RPC, in which case things would get a bit complicated for me, because that info would be better sourced from a public RPC rather than my private one for security reasons and infrastructure reasons, since my node goes down sometimes. Either way, that's speculation from a place of not knowing yet; I'd have to research both metrics from scratch: where they're generated, where they go, and how we can use and implement them. It'll take me some time to digest and implement all of this in the project, but I'm sure we'll get there.