I’m curious about the statistic of number of transaction daily. Example, 79 txcount in grinnode.live/stats while your site is 2046 on 31st Dec, why there is big gap difference?
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Wild guess, grinnodelive is not counting empty blocks/Coinbase transactions, here they are counted, raw statistics are shown.
Probably grinnodelive also assumes a transaction requires at least one input and two outputs (one to the recipient, one change). Probably they have more information on their website on how the number of transactions are estimated.
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Explorer is counting number of kernels (so miner transaction is considered to be a transaction) while grinnode is ignoring mining kernels imo.
Edit: btw i’m not saying that explorer should count that way, just explaining what it’s doing today. I haven’t put that much consideration to graphs because i’ve wanted to update that part based on the feedback from the community.
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I just notice that the genesis block is not displayed in new explorer, it only starts from block 1, not block 0, is it possible to include it?
https://scan.grin.money/grinmainnet/blocks/000000bf7e67a6c9323f26e1eb26fa73f73640349710ea5a9f589c12a812a4b5
https://grinexplorer.net/block/40adad0aec27797b48840aa9e00472015c21baea118ce7a2ff1a82c0f8f5bf82
I’ll look into that, likely a bug. It’s possible to only fetch one specific block if you do it through python shell, will message you when i get home and test it.
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I also see the same issue, was this fixed?
I haven’t got update from vegycslol, maybe he will need more time to debug.
Thanks, @vegycslol; we finally have an explorer that supports search by the kernel. There always have been problems with the transfer from my pool(pool.easygrin.org) to gate.io for miners. Some transactions were confirmed had been sent from my pool, but didn’t show up in the miner’s account on gate.io. When the support of gate.io is queried by the miner, they can only search the transaction by block hash on grinexplorer.net. The tricky thing is no block hash can be retrieved from the transaction when my pool wallet send the money to gate.io. The kernel is the only information to identify the transaction. This gap causes lots of trouble for miners and me.
However, we need to input kernel and search manually in the search box. It would be great if I could search by the kernel with a link such as http://107.175.127.117/kernel/096286dd4013dd4aba985423f519bc4f3c014ce51dc4044c0420e49a19b84eb004 . Then I can put the link beside each of the transaction for miners and gate.io to verify the transaction on block chain. It will work like the way I used to do with Grinscan (have been closed unfortunately)
Shouldn’t percentage in “Weight” field of a block be multiplied by 100?
@stakerV could we add a disclaimer or some information material to the /stats page in order to make it clear ?
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@Anynomous is correct, we are neglecting coinbase transactions, (if there is one coinbase kernel in the block it is not counted).
@mcm-mike I will add a text to describe our approach in the next update.
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@vegycslol It seems the explorer at 107.176.127.117 is down. Did it get moved to a domain name?
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