I think you commented on the wrong post. It woldn't be very hard to make another user script that does what you described.

And possibly bitcoin's favorite in the coming month

I also invested a bit into Rialto for the same reasons. I don't see many good reasons why someone would move a large quantity of tokens to an exchange if they don't plan to sell. It's possible they could

It's being rounded for display purposes

What do you mean by "inflating"? It's just being displayed in scientific notation.

Not too much yet. I just use it as thoughts come to me, but it is potentially useful to businesses. It could offer some insight into the effectiveness of their advertising campaigns. For example, a business

I think you're on to something here. I was doing some brainstorming just last night and had the idea to monitor the exchange accounts for large changes in incoming transaction volume, with big increases

Trust me, I've tried. I'm not sure why it isn't working. I added the sortable class just as the other columns have but it still doesn't sort. Javascript isn't my strongest language. You should find a

There isn't much to it really; it's pretty straight forward, no obfuscations or anything misleading. Let me know if you have a question about the functionality of a certain line. I'd be happy to go over

Thanks eeks, good point. It's beneficial to see this ratio rather than having to compute it yourself for each currency/asset you're looking at. It's useful because a consistently high ratio indicates high

Haha, I was just thinking the same thing. If it sounds too good to be true it probably is.

It's also a bit concerning that there is no cap. It's irresponsible in my opinion.