rbch VS pokket

This finding has been made possible by my rbch statistical analysis package and igraph, an efficient graph (i.e. network) analysis software suite written in C.

When I began thinking about how to write my R package for statistical analysis of the BCH blockchain data, I thought that I could take two paths to convert the data en masse into an appropriate R format: (A) directly read the data from disk and parse it, or (B) repeatedly issue RPC queries to bitcoind.

However, work is now back on track. Recently I added a Sankey diagram visualizing the most recent CashFusion transaction to the beta version of the FusionStats webapp. (GitHub repo here.) My first version of rbch , the R statistical analysis package for BCH, is nearly ready for submission to R's main package repository. (GitHub repo here.)

(By the way, this is going to feed into my CashFusion work since it provides a VPS-hosted full BCH node to send auttomated RPC queries to so fusionstats.redteam.cash can be updated on every block automatically. Plus, it increases my understanding of how BCH RPC requests work, which is helpful for developing my R statistical analysis package for BCH.)

Have you considered implementing CashFusion for BCH? The only mobile wallet that had it (on an experimental basis) was Pokket by pokkst, which I believe is no longer being developed.

There was a nice Bitcoin Cash wallet very similar to bread, but I think the branding may have had a copyright or trademark conflict with another site in the crypto space—or something else (not sure), but it went down last week: https://github.com/pokkst/pokket

The source code is available here: https://github.com/pokkst/pokket

Pokket.cash is the mobile wallet. Its README does not contain any build instructions or really any information. It contains no links to its URL https://pokket.cash. It also doesn't mention anything about community or any other public type of method of communication (except for email, but that's private). It just doesn't inspire confidence.