Tradeblock also uses statistical data representation techniques. From previous to recent and future transactions, the graphical chart on the website display Bitcoins statistics in various forms. The official page of tradeblock has options analysis. To study market info under this option, there are live rates, indices and DLCX, present to give you a complete analysis of constituent prices, exchange rate, information on grayscale, Bitcoin trust, and historical rates and volume.

The prices are present in USD and while you move the cursor along with the graph, every point has a particular representation of amount from exchanges like Coinbase, LMAX Digital, Bitstamp, and Kraken. Apart from Bitcoin tradeblock also specialises in providing information on ethereum. It also has a separate section of careers where you can choose to apply for the position of your choice.

The exhibit section includes information on price variance, weight inactivity, adjustment volume, weight with XBX data for every hour. You can also select lines of your choice and download time interval data from the XBX section. 

Bitcoin Email Alerts/Live Alerts For Your Transaction

The pool of unconfirmed transactions known explicitly as the Bitcoin mempool is a set of unconfirmed data wandering in the Bitcoin network. The state of Bitcoin network eventually determines the time taken to confirm a transaction and finally reflect on the wallet. Some websites require up to 3 confirmations and don’t be surprised when I say some sites need up to 6 approval as well. Stressful of course, but sitting in front of the wallet software and waiting hours after hours to check if the transaction is confirmed is a hefty task. Hence, it’s best to choose tools that monitor transactions from various Bitcoin addresses and send you a bitcoin email alert once your transaction is confirmed. 

Tools available on the internet that can provide live confirmation for your transactions. All you need to do is enter your email id, the transaction hash and the service provider will send you notification once your transaction is confirmed. It will also eventually reflects on the wallet. Some service providers do not require your email address and only the transaction hash.

Websites also have an easy option of notifying, using push up notifications. Upon confirmation of your transaction, an interesting tool called the Cryptocurrency Alerting uses its features to monitor BTC and ETH wallet address. Whenever there is a transaction occurring in your wallet, it sends you a push notification. Some of these service providers charge after a free trial option, and some of them do not at all.

Another option Bitcoinwhoswho.com and blockonomics.co sends email notifications on Bitcoin transactions from any address. Of course, has the preliminary task of signing up on the website to avail its benefits, and once you do, you will be receiving formatted email messages. Upon confirmation, there are various other paid services, for example, SMS and email alerts that act as a convenient method to monitor the BTC address.