Cryptofresh Block Explorer + MUSE now available

[Shentist]

i like the site more and more - very useful!

[wallace]

 

[abit]

Like it 

[ebit]

 

[Louis]

Wow, very informative. 

[maqifrnswa]

update on worker budget.
tl;dr: daily worker budget is the minimum of
worker_budget_per_day (from get_global_properties)
and
24*worker_budget (from the most recent get_object 2.13.X)

It currently is 360k BTS, not 500k BTS
Full write up:
every hour the worker budget is processed, but the budget isn't 500k BTS like i said, that is just the maximum. How it works:

Every second, [ 17/(2^32) * reserve fund ] is allocated for witnesses and workers where reserve fund is how many BTS are currently not distributed. This is defined in:
https://github.com/cryptonomex/graphene/blob/f85dec1c23f6bf9259ad9f15311b2e4aac4f9d44/libraries/chain/include/graphene/chain/config.hpp

Every hour the total available reserve fund is calculated by finding how many BTS are available to be distributed and how many BTS will be returned to the reserve fund (i.e., "burnt") during the next maintenance interval.

First find how many BTS have not been distributed:

Code: [Select]

from_initial_reserve = max_supply - current supply of BTS
from:
max_supply: get_object 1.3.0
current_supply: get_object 2.3.0


then modify it by adding the accumulated fees and witness budget remaining (i.e., 1.5 BTS per block is budgeted, so budget remaining is 1.5 BTS * (number of blocks left in maintenance period+blocks missed by witnesses))  in this maintenance cycle (they will be added to the "reserve fund" permanently at maintenance)

Code: [Select]

updated reserve fund = from_initial_reserve +  from_accumulated_fees + from_unused_witness_budgetvariables all from: get_object 2.13.* (choose the most recent one, for example)
for example:

Code: [Select]

new >>> get_object 2.13.361
get_object 2.13.361
[{
    "id": "2.13.361",
    "time": "2015-10-28T15:00:00",
    "record": {
      "time_since_last_budget": 3600,
      "from_initial_reserve": "106736452914941",
      "from_accumulated_fees": 15824269,
      "from_unused_witness_budget": 2250000,
      "requested_witness_budget": 180000000,
      "total_budget": 1520913100,
      "witness_budget": 180000000,
      "worker_budget": 1340913100,
      "leftover_worker_funds": 0,
      "supply_delta": 1502838831
    }
  }
]


then calculate how much is available to be spent on workers and witnesses is:

Code: [Select]

total_budget = (updated reserve fund)*(time_since_last_budget)*17/(2^32)
rounded up to the nearest integer

Ok, now to find how much workers will get in this budget period (1 hour), you find the smaller of the available pay AFTER subtracting witness budget from the total_budget OR the worker_budget_per_day/24 from "get_global_properties"

Code: [Select]

worker_budget=min(total_budget-witness_budget,worker_budget_per_day/24)

That is how much per hour allocated for all workers. NOW you rank each worker and pay them one hours worth of pay in order or # votes.

references:
https://github.com/cryptonomex/graphene/blob/4c09d6b8ed350ff5c7546e2c3fd15d0e6699daf2/libraries/chain/db_maint.cpp

[speedy]

Is there a block explorer that shows info on a particular address, eg its balance & whether its claimed or not? This should be possible as most people arent using stealth addresses anymore.

[xeroc]

Is there a block explorer that shows info on a particular address, eg its balance & whether its claimed or not? This should be possible as most people arent using stealth addresses anymore.

You can only see account balances .. address don't hold funds except for those addresses in the genesis block .. I would suggest to take a look at the genesis block if you want to see your unclaimed balance:
https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-2/blob/bitshares/genesis.json

[hybridd]

I've actually found this site useful as a debugging tool as well, nice job.
#btstip roadscape 100

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[roadscape]

update on worker budget.
tl;dr: daily worker budget is the minimum of
worker_budget_per_day (from get_global_properties)
and
24*worker_budget (from the most recent get_object 2.13.X)

It currently is 360k BTS, not 500k BTS
Full write up:
every hour the worker budget is processed, but the budget isn't 500k BTS like i said, that is just the maximum. How it works:

Every second, [ 17/(2^32) * reserve fund ] is allocated for witnesses and workers where reserve fund is how many BTS are currently not distributed. This is defined in:
https://github.com/cryptonomex/graphene/blob/f85dec1c23f6bf9259ad9f15311b2e4aac4f9d44/libraries/chain/include/graphene/chain/config.hpp

Every hour the total available reserve fund is calculated by finding how many BTS are available to be distributed and how many BTS will be returned to the reserve fund (i.e., "burnt") during the next maintenance interval.

First find how many BTS have not been distributed:

Code: [Select]

from_initial_reserve = max_supply - current supply of BTS
from:
max_supply: get_object 1.3.0
current_supply: get_object 2.3.0


then modify it by adding the accumulated fees and witness budget remaining (i.e., 1.5 BTS per block is budgeted, so budget remaining is 1.5 BTS * (number of blocks left in maintenance period+blocks missed by witnesses))  in this maintenance cycle (they will be added to the "reserve fund" permanently at maintenance)

Code: [Select]

updated reserve fund = from_initial_reserve +  from_accumulated_fees + from_unused_witness_budgetvariables all from: get_object 2.13.* (choose the most recent one, for example)
for example:

Code: [Select]

new >>> get_object 2.13.361
get_object 2.13.361
[{
    "id": "2.13.361",
    "time": "2015-10-28T15:00:00",
    "record": {
      "time_since_last_budget": 3600,
      "from_initial_reserve": "106736452914941",
      "from_accumulated_fees": 15824269,
      "from_unused_witness_budget": 2250000,
      "requested_witness_budget": 180000000,
      "total_budget": 1520913100,
      "witness_budget": 180000000,
      "worker_budget": 1340913100,
      "leftover_worker_funds": 0,
      "supply_delta": 1502838831
    }
  }
]


then calculate how much is available to be spent on workers and witnesses is:

Code: [Select]

total_budget = (updated reserve fund)*(time_since_last_budget)*17/(2^32)
rounded up to the nearest integer

Ok, now to find how much workers will get in this budget period (1 hour), you find the smaller of the available pay AFTER subtracting witness budget from the total_budget OR the worker_budget_per_day/24 from "get_global_properties"

Code: [Select]

worker_budget=min(total_budget-witness_budget,worker_budget_per_day/24)

That is how much per hour allocated for all workers. NOW you rank each worker and pay them one hours worth of pay in order or # votes.

references:
https://github.com/cryptonomex/graphene/blob/4c09d6b8ed350ff5c7546e2c3fd15d0e6699daf2/libraries/chain/db_maint.cpp

Wow, great breakdown!! I tried to follow the long calcs but the results didn't match up so I went with the TLDR version for now The homepage now displays "Daily worker budget:  321,809 BTS" and updates the approximate daily funding level.

Is there a block explorer that shows info on a particular address, eg its balance & whether its claimed or not? This should be possible as most people arent using stealth addresses anymore.

You can only see account balances .. address don't hold funds except for those addresses in the genesis block .. I would suggest to take a look at the genesis block if you want to see your unclaimed balance:
https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-2/blob/bitshares/genesis.json

I might be able to add a genesis lookup tool and claimed (yes/no) status.. I'll add it to the wishlist

I've actually found this site useful as a debugging tool as well, nice job.
#btstip roadscape 100

Cool, thx 

[roadscape]

Also, I dug into proposals and they're starting to make more sense:

http://cryptofresh.com/p/1.10.10

Very cool how the threshold multisig committee-acount works..

[mint chocolate chip]

Nice work.

Can you list in the profile page, i.e. http://cryptofresh.com/u/fav the referred accounts, "openledger-reg created account albertus79 thanks to fav"?

[fav]

Nice work.

Can you list in the profile page, i.e. http://cryptofresh.com/u/fav the referred accounts, "openledger-reg created account albertus79 thanks to fav"?

  and a counter maybe?

[Thom]

Also, I dug into proposals and they're starting to make more sense:

http://cryptofresh.com/p/1.10.10

Very cool how the threshold multisig committee-acount works..

Excellent progress! Your efforts show improvements every day! 

Keep it up!