Why did you copy the smart contract and not write your own?
Why did you set the house edge to 6.5% instead of 1% promised in the copied whitepaper?
Why did you copy the whitepaper and not write your own?

This looks like a scam, they copied the smart contract set a fixed dice roll number and set the house edge to 6.5%, see:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/6g1l36/idice_mobile_dice_game_ico_is_the_16th_the_day/

They did do some css though...

Could you show estimated value of unexchanged next to unpaid balance and paid out? Is trading automated or are you doing it manually at the moment?

Is the Github up to date (https://github.com/egulden-coin/egulden)? Compiled qt wallet only retrieves a few blocks then stops. Also it still uses the LiteCoin icon and the application is called LiteCoin-QT.

Edit: Fixed link

Been a while, but I added an option to select how many crypto currencies to display, if limited it will show the top X from highest to lowest market cap. There was a problem with getting the exchange rates for euro and GBP sometimes, I've set it to use the previous days exchange rate in case it returns as 0.

WTS 400 Dope for 0.1 BTC

@sikerdebaard:
Heb je nog 2 powered risers beschikbaar en als dat het geval is hoe lang zijn deze? Heb ze het liefst zo lang mogelijk.

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Thanks

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thanks

Mined it a bit because dif is so low, was at 0.07... any word from the dev?

Apart from the image in the wallet the coin is nice

Couldn't get the wallet up on ubuntu in time, someone took out my coins to address: DJzRZmsVrUhWfbwHCkMLAvTC2sZBxgA3jn

at pickaxe. Lost 46,888.37612495

Seems a bit odd, if you look on streetview, the company next to Alpha Technologies address:
https://www.google.com/maps/preview#!data=!1m8!1m3!1d3!2d-2.22018!3d53.452213!2m2!1f136.94!2f95.6!4f75!2m9!1e1!2m4!1sJPqlIRH0yAPcgdzSihCGig!2e0!9m1!6sStanley+Avenue!5m2!1sJPqlIRH0yAPcgdzSihCGig!2e0&fid=5

Has "M. Akram & Co - Certified Accountants", while the Alpha Technologies company is registered to Mohammed Akram. Could be this is just a common name or coincident.

Yes, I am not yet sure what will be the best way to make this list more usable. With all the new coins the list will only keep growing.. Maybe pagination for the coins with checkboxes...

I've made the table columns sortable, you can sort on any of the columns (ascending or descending). You can use it for my coins/my values too. Last used setting is remembered by HTML5 LocalStorage or cookies as all the other settings.

Trade volume added. Also added a trade activity value, this is the % of market cap traded in the last 24 hours, but includes information from the day before. Over time this should give a nice indication of how much a coin is used.

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Thanks!

I've created a website which tracks values for numerous crypto-currencies and allows you to view these in a configurable chart.
Data is gathered once a day and I hope that with some time long term trends will become visible.

Underneath the chart is a table showing the latest gathered information and a calculator to get the current value in usd, euro or gbp of a crypto-currency portfolio.

http://www.cryptocurrencychart.com/

Data gathering started on 11th of November 2013, so not that much information yet.

I hope the site is of use to others and would love to hear tips, remarks or anything else you have to say about the site.


Some technical details
I'm using the YUI3 JavaScript library (the chart is also from this library)
Settings (chart value, current date, visible coins, scale, my coins) are stored in HTML5 localStorage if available and in cookies if it is not
"My coins" numbers are never used server side, all calculations take place on the client using JavaScript (even if no localStorage is available and the numbers are sent to the server as cookie)
The chart point interval is changed automatically depending on the date range selected to prevent slow loading/overloading the server (is mostly for later when there is more data)
Using Google Analytics to keep track of visitors

I've added a coin value calculator, in the table showing the last fetched data. You can enter an amount per crypto-currency and it calculates the total value in dollar, euro or pound and at the bottom shows a total of all coins.

The amount is stored in a cookie (named mycoins) and the value calculations are done client side through JavaScript. (Note that cookies are automatically sent to the server with every request, they are ignored on the server though)

I thought this would be a nice way to keep an eye on the potential value of the coins I have.

Glad you like it!

I've changed the decimals in the most recent fetched data table so it shows more decimals for smaller numbers.

Hi Crumo, great suggestions!
 - I've added a switch between linear and logarithmic scaling
 - I only started gathering data on 11th of november, I found Bitcoin value data I could import but not for other coins, if I find it I will add the data
 - I am not familiar with RSI or MACD, but I will look into adding those in the future