Private features in SplinterTrends

Dear Splinterlands Community,

In this post, I would like to introduce the features in SplinterTrends which require login.

Currently, there are 3 "private" features:

Price changes of your cards
Card overview report
Average price report

Logging in

If you want to use the private features of SplinterTrends, your Hive address must be whitelisted. To get this done, follow these two steps:

Join SplinterTrends Discord server (https://discord.com/invite/CRSRKpQXH)
Post your Hive address to the #whitelist-me channel or contact me directly (Peter - SplinterTrends)

After whitelisting, you can log in with Hive Keychain by clicking the Login button in the upper-right corner:

(Keychain will sign only a generated login message with your Posting key)

When you next open the application, it will remember you (for a while) 😉

Feature 1: Price changes of your cards

After login, a new menu item named My cards will appear:

This is a similar page to the dashboard. The main difference is, that the table will contain your cards only. Other notable differences are the followings:

There is an "All" option in the level selector. This is selected by default and the table contains all of your cards regardless of their level.
If you have multiple cards from one type, they will be merged in a single row. The "Quantity" column will show the number of cards:

Basic settings, filtering, and the meaning of columns are the same as in the opening dashboard.

Feature 2: Card overview report

If you click on any card name, the Card overview report will pop out:

In this report, you can check the following information for each level:

Average price in the previous period
Current price
Current price/BCX
Price change (difference between current and average price)
Average rental price in the previous period
Average rental ROI (This is only a rough calculation of the possible rental return of investment ((Average rental price * DEC price * 365) / average price))

You will find 💰 icons for the best price/BCX and average rental ROI values

Feature 3: Average price report

If you click any value in the "Average price" column, the Average price report will pop out:

The report has 3 parts:

Current prices, min/max/average low price, min/max/average quantities in the previous period:

Two charts, which describe the price and quantity changes in the previous period:

And two tables, if you want to examine the prices/quantities in a tabular format:

Report Credits

Because running reports have a little bit of performance impact, I introduced the Report Credit system. Each user has a certain amount of Report Credits. Every time, you run a report, one RC is consumed. The maximum number is 100 and you get 5 additional RC in every hour. This system prevents bombing the application with tons of report queries.

You can check your balance in the upper-right corner: