Added Astrocoin and re-listed Bitgem.
As for Klondike and Noble, I'm holding off until the exchange that they're traded on, coinmarket.io gets a little more reputation. Looking at the thread,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422153.msg4592671#msg4592671 it seems they are less than 10 days old.
Hi,
Mooncoin was added on Cryptsy, it has volume $ 2,742,757, look here
http://cryptoranking.com/. Your site shows only $ 614,456.
Mooncoin now pulls data from Cryptsy.
Thanks, updated!
I've tried to see if block explorers like Lottocoin's has an API I can query, but I haven't had any luck. Can you please tell me how you are obtaining your "Total Supply" values on coins with random block rewards?
Lottocoin I get from the block explorer:
http://lottocoin.info/chain/lottocoin/q/totalbcHBN now points to 162.217.249.198:1080, the other seems down? http://explorer.hobonickels.info/
TIPS now pulls data from Cryptsy.
Do you calculate Bitcoin market cap by multiplying current exchange rate by total mined amount of Bitcoins? Please calculate Ripple market cap the same way:
market cap = [exchange rate] * [amount of coins sold, given away by their monopoly holding company]
https://www.ripplelabs.com/xrp-distribution/I disagree, as compared to Bitcoin where only mined coins can be spent, ALL XRP can be spent any time (the only thing that is preventing this is an implicit promise of RippleLabs). Also the 20 billion XRP that are awarded to the founders are not tracked by this site (if you check the numbers, they add up to 80 billion).
Don't you agree, that Ripple market cap currently shown looks ridiculous (it's especially evident if you check their 24h volume)? If so, do you have a better idea for calculating their market cap?
I sympathize with your argument, but I agree with Sukrim. Since RippleLabs can trade their share at any time, that should contribute towards the market cap.