Resolves to the price of bitcoin, as given by coinmarketcap, at the time of the first Bitcoin block after market open to end with "0000". Close date to be extended indefinitely.
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@SaviorofPlant I've tried searching for these hashes by last 4 hexdigits in the various blockchain trackers and haven't found an easy way. Best I got was some data dumps here and then analyzing it locally, but downloading all those files seemed too tedious.
I was expecting the market creator or someone else to have a script or something to trigger the resolution.
@BoltonBailey Hilariously though, I just wrote and ran one today, and it seems that the most recent block ending in 0000 was ... yesterday
@BoltonBailey Crazy, a day earlier and it would have been before this massive election bounce. Nearest price on CMC I can find for this time $74,475.20, let me know if my calculations are wrong before I resolve.
@BoltonBailey Wow, that's crazy! I've been checking semi-manually every day importing the data dumps linked above into Excel, and this block is not in the dump yet as its timestamp is for today (UTC), so I missed it this morning when I checked.
Now, I get a different price, unless I'm having a timezone conversion brain fart. I see 75198.55 yesterday @10:50 PM UTC-4 (my local timezone) = today 2:50 AM UTC (the block time is 2:51:09).
I think after all this microtrading I made zero mana lol 😂
@BoltonBailey that point in the chart will rolloff in about 20 min, and looking at the closest in the 7D chart it looks different... anyway. Thanks, I had fun trying to keep up with the price for peanuts haha.
@BoltonBailey so at 6 blocks/h we should see this happen about every 15 months on average, right? Is there a block tracking site with an easy way to lookup past blocks with this hash ending? I tried a few with no luck.