Access to the number of Ether sold

Comments

• StephanTual London, EnglandMember, Moderator Posts: 1,282 mod

  July 2014

  I don't think we made an API available AFAIK, sorry.

  0 · Share on TwitterShare on Facebook
• bochaco ArgentinaMember Posts: 19 ✭

  July 2014

  @Aran, AFAIK the change in the value will be linear after the firs tperiod going from 2000 eth/btc down to 1337 eth/btc on 23:59 Zug time September 2.
  How about just implementing such a linear function on your website based on the given timeframes of the sale and the current timestamp? ...perhaps it's not that accurate but should be close enough...perhaps ethreum team wants to disclosure the exact function??

  0 · Share on TwitterShare on Facebook
• mids106 Member Posts: 188 ✭✭✭

  July 2014

  Looking at the minified javascript https://www.ethereum.org/scripts/app.min.js it appears that the total ETH purchased counter is directly derived from the blockchain api call, without taking the daily increasing ETH price adjustment after day 14 in account. The website code will need to be updated or it will keep displaying the ETH bought based on the 2000 ETH/BTC price.
  
  var u = "36PrZ1KHYMpqSyAQXSG8VwbUiq2EogxLo2"; var m = 1e8; $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: BLOCKCHAIN_URL + "/q/getreceivedbyaddress/" + u + "?cors=true&api_code=" + BLOCKCHAIN_API, crossDomain: !0, success: function(e) { var t = Math.round(parseInt(e, 10)); $("#total-sold-container .total").text(numeral(2e3 * t / m).format("0,0")) }, error: function(e) { console.log("ERROR:", e) });

  1 · Share on TwitterShare on Facebook
• StephanTual London, EnglandMember, Moderator Posts: 1,282 mod

  July 2014

  @mids106‌ : yes, this is by design - it's going to get updated as the sale progresses. Thanks for taking the time to go through it though

  2 · Share on TwitterShare on Facebook