Try gateless miner or nicehash miner. And go with my values for 1070 if you want the same results.

You used the same default values, just added 13 for 1070, this cant work like that.
First input 13 for 1070, press calculate and then copy.

Actually my bad, the url looks good, so whats your problem with it?
It returns results for 13 1070.

Hi,

Recently I've been comparing my own calculations with WTM and they are always slightly different! I'm trying to figure out whether I made a mistake somewhere in my calculations or WTM Calculator is wrong.

Example from Decred (DCR) Coin page:

My hash rate: 1000000000000 h/s (1 TH/s)
Network difficulty: 19,486,988.241
2^32: 4294967296
Seconds in one day: 86400
Block Reward: 14.3077

My Calculations:

Time to find one block = Difficulty*2^32/My hash rate =  19,486,988.241*4294967296/1000000000000 = 83695.9771926 (seconds)

Blocks per day = 86400/83695977.19 = 1,0323077

Coins per day (Daily Est. Rewards) = 0.001032308*14.3077 = 14.7699486 DCR coins

Using the same inputs WTM Calculator shows Daily Est. Rewards = 14.715472 DCR Coins

I know that the difference is very small, but would like to still figure out who is wrong here.

Thanks for your service. It's very useful for us.
I have one suggestion for the improvement.
Could the json return the hashes per diff and the unit of hash?

Now, the json is like that:

We can pass a param "hr=1" for querying the revenue 1unit of hash power.
some coins are based on Mhs, while some are khs. I hope the json can include the unit of hash so that we can know the revenue is calculated on what unit of hashrate.

Second thing is, I want to do some more deep calculation on each coin's profitability in each pool.
I know the formula is something like
[hashrate] x [rewards] x 86400
-----------------------------------
[diff] x [hashes per diff]

all are the same for each coin, but the hashes per diff is different for each coin.
for example:
most of coins are 2^32
ETH, ETC and XMR are 2^0.
ZEC, ZCL are 2^13.
HUSH is 2^1.
KMD is 2^4.

So it would be kind if you can return the hashes per diff for us for further calculation. I try to search the list in google, but no luck.
Anyway, thanks for your service.

@shtse8 I will think about adding the hashrate for which the computation was run.
Cant see a reason to add the multipliers though, you get the end result and should not worry about its partials.

Coins endpoint will return the same records that can be returned via UI.
Not all algorithms are listed for main comparison, not all are active and some are just asic.

No point in returning all coins in one endpoint as they have to be compared to something.
Even asic should be split into 3 categories, but thats a different topic for another time.

Gamecredits are returned in asic endpoint.

Both UI and json use the same data - its 3 minutes

The easiest way to use custom data for json is to setup everything properly via UI first and press calculate.
Then use the browser url and add `.json` to it.