Here are some other cool features released during October's monthly update.

New Features

• Launched new Portfolio Tracker tool that lets you track holdings of any Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron wallet in real time
• Added sticky table headers, cryptocurrency logos, and 'Go to top' button to Funding Rates tool

Improvements

• Improved chart styling in CME Gap and Position Size tools
• Removed sliding animations that were invasive, changed to fade animations instead
• Removed page enter/exit fade animations for back button behavior

Bug fixes

• Fixed input cursors throughout the entire website
• Other bug fixes

You're welcome! Wanted to let you all know that we're going to launch a new Wallet Tracker tool this month. The idea is that you will be able to paste any crypto wallet address (or multiple) and track the amount of coins on this wallet, their price and changes in price, market cap, and other analytics. All displayed in a beautiful and modern interface, all interactive.

More to that, it'll be multichain and we're going to release it together with other minor improvements.

Another update released, more animations added and other UI improvements made. Any kind of feedback is appreciated!

Improvements

• Overall UI improvements
• Major UI improvements in Position Size section
• Burger menu and nav menu on mobile were redesigned
• Implemented different scrolling mode in the side panel
• Improved performance of drop-down token selection menus
• Added animations to all inputs on the website

Bug fixes

•Multiple bugs were fixed

Hi community! Here's a more detailed overview on the most important new features we released last week.

1. We added analytics on Futures exchanges into our Exchanges tool (https://www.tradingdigits.io/exchanges-volume-fees) and also we added sorting capabilities. Now you can easily sort through 100 biggest spot and 50 biggest futures crypto exchanges in the world and find those with lowest fees and/or highest volume.

How it looks: https://i.imgur.com/RFnbFZn.gif

2. Our goal is to become a service that provides real-time crypto market intel in a way that would be easily understood both by professional traders and beginners alike and that's why we decided to include the info block to all tools/calculators on the website.

However, we added the possibility to hide the info block for those traders that might find it distracting. Simply click on the X button and it will disappear, remembering your selection. In order to make it appear again just click on the info icon by the page title.

How it looks: https://i.imgur.com/FU41hTy.gif

3. Added cool dynamically triggered animations on pages with external data fetching.

How it looks: https://i.imgur.com/hXOWQSG.gif

Bitcoin Halving tool launched: https://www.tradingdigits.io/bitcoin-halving

Find out the exact dates on when the 2024 Bitcoin halving would happen and see detailed analytics on BTC prices before and after all past halvings.

Also, I started making some changes in the UI.

A couple of people asked for it in this thread and I'm glad to let you know that I'm finally coding BTC Halving Countdown tool. However, I noticed that most Bitcoin halving countdowns on the web provide different results, which is due to different formulas used for the calculations.

This is why I had the question for all of you. What formula would you prefer for me to use to calculate the halving date?

It can be a simple one that does not account for dynamic factors:

Time Until Halving = Remaining Blocks Until Halving * Average Time Between Blocks (e.g., 10 minutes)

Or a more complex one that takes into account the current real-time time between blocks and current estimated time until the next block.

(Halving block - Next block height) * Average time between blocks - estimated time until the next block

Or maybe there are some other feasible options? Feedback is appreciated.

Hey everyone! I'm currently coding BTC/ETH Returns tool for the website and wanted to ask all of you for your opinion as the section will include both monthly returns since 2013 up until today and quarterly returns.

Would you like monthly returns be displayed first upon entering the page? Or would you like quarterly returns appear first when you enter? You'll be able to change between the tables using a button.

Thanks for the feedback in advance.