${ project.token } (${ project.short_token }) #${ project.rank }
${ project.name }
@${ project.slug }
${ project.price_btc } BTC
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Explorers
${explorer.short}| MarketCap | $ ${ project.market_cap } |
|---|---|
| Volume(24h) | $ ${ project.volume_24 } |
| Circulating Supply | ${ project.circulating_supply } ${ project.short_token } |
| Total Supply | ${ project.total_supply } ${ project.short_token } |
About the project
BTCparsers - blockchain data monitoring bots
Currently, the blockchain of Bitcoin network contains more than 549 thousand blocks. Each of them is built according to a special structure in order to store information about all payments (transactions), both outgoing and incoming. Without going into finite detail of the blockchain technology structure, it can be described as a giant electronic registry that contains information about every wallet (address) and every transaction made since the creation of bitcoin.
Every single day more than several thousands of transactions are made within the Bitcoin blockchain. The blockchain is used to process huge volumes of information. Big transactions exceeding 200 BTC are made pretty often. It's worth noting that 200 BTC is equal to almost two millions of dollars (price for September 2019). By obtaining information about these transactions in a timely manner, one can estimate the overall mood of the network and especially of big holders owning large BTC deposits.
Special parsing bots are used to process information from the blockchain. Normally these bots provide the following functionality depending on the working algorithms:
* Tracking wallet balance changes using specific wallet lists
* Provide information about huge transactions
* Collect more detailed statistical information (for several dozens or hundreds of blocks)
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