What is Chaintrend?

View Bitcoin Cash OP_RETURN trends with a simple JSON query language. Powered by bitdb.

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Demos

Here are some demos you can try right now:

• Stressbitcoin.cash
• Memo.cash topic post vs. normal post
• Memo vs. blockpress
• Overall memo usage
• Yours.org transactions
• Capitalism vs. Marx on memo
• Find more and share your own on Chaintrend subreddit

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How it works

1. The JSON query should start with a "trends" attribute as the root.
2. The "trends" attribute can have one or more children, each of which is a "query" object
3. Each "query" object can have two attributes:
   • "find": MongoDB "find" query object. (mandatory)
   • "encoding": Specify the encoding of the attributes used in the query (optional)

Try copy and pasting the examples from below, and click the yellow "Run Query" button to try it out. Once you get your graph, you can share the URL with anyone.

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Query Example 1

You can make full-fledged MongoDB queries. Learn How Bitcoin OP_RETURNs are stored on Bitdb

  {
    "trends": {
      "memo.cash usage": {
        "encoding": {
          "b1": "hex"
        },
        "find": {
          "b1": {
            "$in": [ "6d01", "6d02", "6d03", "6d04", "6d05", "6d06", "6d07", "6d08", "6d0a", "6d0c", "6d0d", "6d0e", "6d10", "6d13", "6d14" ]
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
    

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Query Example 2

You can compare multiple queries with a single request

  {
    "trends": {
      "memo.cash normal post": {
        "encoding": {
          "b1": "hex"
        },
        "find": {
          "b1": "6d02"
        }
      },
      "memo.cash topic post": {
        "encoding": {
          "b1": "hex"
        },
        "find": {
          "b1": "6d0c"
        }
      }
    }
  }
		

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Learn More

Check out the community over at Chaintrend Subreddit. Share and discover more queries and also ask any questions.

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