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Recently we have launched PoolWatch.io which provides, among others, an ongoing and representative comparison of the profitability of several large Monero mining pools.

Compared to other mining pool benchmarks we actively mine on each pool at the same time, with similar hardware on a continuous basis. Our system tracks exactly how much hashrate was sent to each pool (accepted shares) as well as the balance evolution of our pool wallets. With the confirmed pool hashrate and balance increase we can calculate a normalized weekly income for each pool. To diminish the impact of pool luck on our results we use a long comparison time of 1 week. For more information chec

Recently we have launched PoolWatch.io which provides, among others, an ongoing and representative comparison of the profitability of several large Ethereum mining pools.

Compared to other mining pool benchmarks we actively mine on each pool at the same time, with similar hardware on a continuous basis. Our system tracks exactly how much hashrate was sent to each pool (accepted shares) as well as the balance evolution of our pool wallets. With the confirmed pool hashrate and balance increase we can calculate a normalized weekly income for each pool. To diminish the impact of pool luck on our results we use a long comparison time of 1 week. For more information ch

We are happy to announce the release of our new site PoolWatch.io which provides the first ongoing & representative mining pool comparison.

We compare mining pools by accurately tracking the amount of hashrate sent to each pool & the amount of rewarded coins on an ongoing basis. For more information on our benchmark method check out our FAQ.

Currently we provide benchmarks for Ethereum, Grin, Monero & ZCash mining pools. During the next weeks we will add Ethereum Classic, Beam and Bitcoin to our site.

If you have any feedback or question about our comparison method or the results we are happy to answer them here or

We would like to announce the availability of our new coinvote module that allows you to create polls and vote for them simply by signing a message using your Ethereum account. Similar to carbonvote each vote is weighted by the amount of Ether the account currently holds. All vote results of a poll are adjusted on real time basis according to the current Ether balances of the accounts that have voted.

MyCrypto as well as MyEtherWallet provide a simple interface to create and verify signatures and we fully recommend to use it to generate signatures for the votes.

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From now on you can check out the full tx history of each account on the Ethereum blockchain on etherchain.org.

In the History section of the account view we provide charts that show the evolution of transactions sent & received as well as Ether sent, received & mined by each individual account. This allows to closely follow the popularity and usage of contracts over time.

Some examples:

• CryptoKitties

• [EtherDelta] (https://www.etherchain.org/account/8d12a197cb00d4747a1fe03395095ce2a5cc6819#history)

• [OMG Token](https://www.etherchain.org/account/d26114cd6ee289accf82350c8d8487fedb8a0c07#hi

In order to follow the evolution on the Ethereum network it is important to be able to find correlations between various blockchain characteristics, for example there is currently a close relation between the network uncle rate and the number of transactions processed per day, as pointed out by Vitalik.

Therefore we have released today a correlation module that allows you to do exactly that. We provide a large number of key characteristics which can be compared among each other for a given time frame.

The new module is available at: https://etherchain.org/correlations

We are happy for any feedback you may have.