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RE: How To Delegate Steem Power - New Super Easy Way :)
https://www.steemdesk.com/delegation/current
APR calculated, this is soooo coool :) tip! 1
https://www.steemdesk.com/delegation/current
APR calculated, this is soooo coool :) tip! 1
Thanks for the tip :)
Deep linking is not working at the moment, but I will fix it (hopefully soon).
Also, the APR calculation might be too high for the tipU account because the app just looks at the transfers coming in from tipU. But tipU sometimes refunds some of the payments. Any idea how I could fix this for tipU delegators?
Probably you would have to take into account transfers with memo starting with "payout". Thankfully there are a lot of users that just invested and don't buy votes so calculations for them are OK :)
Yes, that's what I started to implement. Filtering the SBD payouts for the string "Payout" and the Steem payout for the string "Curation rewards payout". But it feels like brittle code. Question is: will you keep the text stable? :-)
Yup, I can change the curation rewards also to start with payout to make it little easier :)
That would be awesome :)
Without adjusting it for each "common" account ppl are delegeting to, I can't think about a generalized way. Maybe some rule of thumb based on the delegated amount you will have a income range what everyone can earn, and filter out based on this the transactions.
That's an interesting idea.
Another idea would be to allow users to add their own filter pattern. For tipU that would be all transfers beginning with Payout.
By the way - do you think you could aggregate APR from many users and present average APR for bots? With disclamer about reinvest and other bots functionalities that can slightly render the results not 100% accurate.
But that would be super cool to see :)
I agree that would be super cool to see. Problem is that I use steemjs to walk through an account's history. It would be easier to have a database to make SQL queries.
Can you save the account history in SQL and just update it with each block?