DarkClaw

Also added the address distribution plot: http://xayadata.com/addressPlot.png

I added some charts that show daily candlesticks and a snapshot of the order book to the richlist site. It is linked to from xayadata.com, but here is a direct link: http://xayadata.com/TradeCharts.png For now it will update along with the rich list (when I feel like it or via auto-updates for every 10 CHI paid/donated). The price data should update much quicker than the richlist currently does (within a minute).

So far bitmesh has about ~10x less volume and liquidity than Liquid and is 2x as volatile.

Is the 1 day chart on bitmesh blank for anyone else? 1 hr and 1 week work fine, but 1 day is always blank.

Thanks, it worked perfectly.

Could someone send ~2 chi to the address on the site and then verify on here that it really does auto-update? I will reimburse you if you want.

It is like this site, but for xaya: https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html It shows the balance of the top 1k xaya addresses. It turns out it is not all that trivial to get the balance of every address, so as far as I know I am the only one to have done it for xaya so far.

Added new columns of # inputs/outputs to each address. Holy crap, (I assume) BSOD pool (CbQngF73wS8yySPra24FD6XsYeJaVoYo8e) has 79k of both for the same address. EDIT: FYI: Just as I posted this the balance went to ~827 chi, just outside the top 1k on the rich list.

I will be updating this rich list intermittently, but if it gets stale and someone wants to see it updated send chi to the address shown until it crosses the next threshold (in the pic a payment just triggered an update by passing 40 chi). The threshold increments by 10 chi each time (next threshold is 50 chi). If you send more than required it will count towards the next one, which should start immediately afterwards (I just sped the updates up from ~50 to ~10 min, and should be able to do more later). I would recommend only sending 10 chi at most though. It is still very much beta so use at your own risk. However, if anything goes wrong I don't see why I couldn't reimburse you, just PM me here. If this works hopefully we can get it in a more interactive format on the xaya-gaming.net site eventually.

This works perfectly, thanks.

Using xayad -daemon runs it in the background only. I can restart it cleanly, but isn't exactly what I want. While this is better than accumulating terminals, I actually do want a terminal showing what xayad is doing if possible.

In the new version of the electron wallet there is a button that does this for you, but I have not tried it. For that open xaya and go to Settings -> Delete Chain. But you can do it manually if that doesn't work. Close xaya and navigate to: C:\users\<your_username_here>\AppData\Roaming\Xaya\Blocks Delete everything inside. The "AppData" folder may be hidden, in that case you have to change your folder settings to let you see hidden stuff.

This is more a linux question than a xaya one. Since this post I have just been manually restarting xayad when necessary to release the memory, which is annoying but not a huge deal. However, now I want to automate some memory heavy tasks and do not want xayad wasting it. Since no one else could reproduce this issue (I still need to try it on my windows pc...), I thought a decent work around would be to programmatically restart the process when needed. I've figured out how to find the process ID and kill it, but then I am left with a do-nothing terminal window. I have also figured out how to programmatically start xayad but only by opening a new window. So, is there a way to programmatically find out terminal window that is running xayad, kill xayad, then start xayad again in that same terminal?

After updating to 1.1.1a make sure to delete the old blockchain and resync.

This is something that I did as well.