nautilus VS nanolooker

But if you haven't tried nautilus yet it's a drop-in replacement for natrium with a lot of new features and more active development, link here: https://nautilus.io

https://nautilus.io and https://natrium.io Are the top mobile wallets

You can enter the contest as of tonight via nautilus (mobile) wallet or nanobyte (desktop) with the potential of another payment processor being added during later.

Tomorrow, January 22nd is the start of Chinese New Year - it's the year of the rabbit! 🐰 Chinese New Year involves many different traditions- one of which is 'red envelopes'. In this tradition, money is gifted in red envelopes to loved ones. Especially from elders to the young or from bosses/managers to employees. It's actually one of the biggest money transfers of the year! Why not gift some nano in a red envelope? For this special occasion, the wallet app Nautilus actually implemented a red envelope feature to send a red envelope with nano to anyone in the world! We prepared an article for you with different ways to celebrate the Lunar New Year using nano. Happy Chinese New Year!

Yes that's correct, and if you'd like you can read through the whole changelog here

nanolooker (Block explorer)

Pssst if you’d like to contribute some more https://github.com/running-coder/nanolooker/tree/master/src/i18n/locales :) Great work on the medium article op!

Make sure to open a PR and include it to NanoLooker https://github.com/running-coder/nanolooker/blob/master/src/pages/Faucets/faucets.json

If you have a GitHub you could make an issue so the devs know: https://github.com/running-coder/nanolooker

no, see https://github.com/running-coder/nanolooker/issues/16

Here is how it’s done on NanoLooker https://github.com/running-coder/nanolooker/blob/master/server/ws/index.js you could also perhaps find a way to run back the chains and accumulate based on days to get the previous data

I can imagine that the filtering is done on the server side and the client just picks what version to display. This wouldn't work well with user configurable options. This is only speculation, though. The answer can be found here: https://github.com/running-coder/nanolooker

The script is getting all the frontiers (~14m accounts) then for each it does account_balance where the balance and pending are counted as the « real » balance of the account, then for every of the 14m it does account_history https://github.com/running-coder/nanolooker/blob/66cdaae3ab21daacd2d3ef43a7b7d7884d3d7b31/server/cron/distribution.js#L138 to get the last send / received transaction for the account https://docs.nano.org/commands/rpc-protocol/#account_history and then everything is calculated by month, so if last transaction was in feb, the account is dormant since march https://nanolooker.com/api/distribution it is to note that the script is not bullet proof and it is giving a general idea of the state, for example it takes 1.5h to run so if 10M nano was to change account during that time the data would sligltly be innacurate since it could calculate the same balance twice or miss it if the transfer timing coincide while its checking balances for all accounts

Added this week, everything is opensource https://github.com/running-coder/nanolooker/commit/e6c65fc2df7c7710082403a6bf9c69c1d1d8394d