A sidebar widget or shortcode entry to display a Bitcoin to USD, GBP, CNY, EUR, CAD, AUD, and NZD.Plugin uses live data from MT Gox to convert Bitcoin to real currency./api/ Manual Install Upload contents of bitcoin-calculator to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress Use the widgets menu on your wordpress admin to add the widget to the sidebar.The widget will now appear on your sidebar.Use the shortcode entry [bitcoin-currency-calculator] to display the converter on a page or a post.Automatic Install Search for the plugin on the wordpress plugin market.Click ‘Install Plugin’ and then Activate the plugin.Use the widgets menu on your wordpress admin to add the widget to the sidebar.Setting the default currency.You can set the default currency for the calculator in your wordpress admin.Go to Settings -> Bitcoin Calculator Settings and choose your default.Q: No data is displaying?A: Please make sure CURL is enabled on your php.ini for your hosting.

and I’ll be happy to answer them.Works Fine Please ignore, the 1 star comment, not sure what he was talking about.The plugin works fine.If you want any additions let me know.Read all 3 reviews “Bitcoin Currency Calculator” is open source software.The following people have contributed to this plugin.rjmacarthy Translate “Bitcoin Currency Calculator” into your language.Interested in development?Browse the code or subscribe to the development log by RSS.2.0.0 Added more currencies to the ticker 2.1.1 Change rate to coindesk because bitcoin average API sucks, really…Returns as 0, 50% of the time.(44) GoUrl Official Bitcoin/Altcoin Payment Gateway for WordPress.Accept Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Paycoin, Dash, Reddcoin, etc.… (30) Bitcoin Payments for WooCommerce is a WordPress plugin that allows to accept bitcoins at WooCommerce-powered… (14) Provides Bitcoin/Altcoin Payment Gateway for WooCommerce 2.1+ or higher.Accept Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Paycoin, etc… (5) Enable your WooCommerce store to accept Bitcoin with BitPay!

(4) Bitcoin Faucet for WordPress (2) This plugin implements a payment gateway for WooCommerce to let buyers pay with Bitcoin, Litecoin,… (6) Fetches, caches, and displays current cryptocurrency prices (bitcoin, ethereum, and litecoin, for now).(1) Accept Bitcoin on your WooCommerce-powered website with Coinbase.(2) This plugin provides multiple cryptocurrency features: (1) Provides Bitcoin/Altcoin Payment Gateway for Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) 2.4 or higher.Accept Bitcoin, Litecoin,… (2) Bitcoin/Altcoin & Paypal Donations on Your Website.Provides a Bitcoin Payment Gateway for Give 0.8+… (1) A simple widget to create a QR code widget for accepting donations.(2) BTC Exchange Widget Plugin adds a simple converter from Bitcoin to multiple currencies.WordPress, the web's most popular blogging system, has removed bitcoin from its payments options at checkout.The open-source platform, which supports over 60 million websites, became one of bitcoin's first high-profile advocates when it announced it would accept the digital currency for premium features in November 2012.

It had listed the currency alongside PayPal and major credit and debit cards, however the bitcoin tab has now mysteriously vanished.bitcoin 43 faucetThird-party plugins that use bitcoin still appear to be running.bitcoin is dying 2015A blog post outlining the digital currency's benefits, including that fact it "[runs] on open source software, just like WordPress", now redirects to information on traditional payment methods.bitcoin-qt usageDespite the disappearance, BitPay, the company that exchanges WordPress' bitcoin payments into fiat currency, still lists the platform as one of 50,000 partners on its homepage.litecoin virtual currencyAdditionally, a search on the WordPress Plugin Directory brings up 103 plugins related to the digital currency, including PayStand.bitcoin wallet crash

Cryptocurrency tipping on Gravatar, a universal avatar service owned by WordPress' parent company Automattic, is also still active.ceo bitcoin found deadUsers were given the ability to add their bitcoin, litecoin and dogecoin addresses into their Gravatar profiles early last year.view bitcoin wallet balanceSome bitcoin-accepting companies have reported a lacklustre performance following the initial PR boost, with Overstock revising its sales figures from $10–$15m to $3m as purchases slowed in 2014.litecoin bull bearWhether this change signals poor bitcoin sales for WordPress or an unrelated move away from digital currencies, remains unclear.bitcoin steuerWordPress and BitPay have been contacted for comment, however no responses had been received at press time.

Disclaimer: CoinDesk founder Shakil Khan is an investor in BitPay.The first ever Bitcoin Faucet WordPress plugin.This page will basically be the official documentation of the plugin and will explain everything you need to know from start to finish in order to start your own Bitcoin faucet with WordPress.Keep in mind that this is a free plugin and I don’t have a lot of time to maintain it, that’s why so of the user interface looks a bit weird and I will have limited time to answer support requests.However I will do the best I can in order to keep this plugin working and up to date.Also I will mainly use video tutorials in order to explain about the faucet and not written tutorials (it’s just faster for me to create them).If you don’t know what a Bitcoin faucet is I suggest starting with this post that will describe most of what you need to know about the subject and how you can make a business from it.When you get to the part on how to build a Bitcoin faucet come back to this page to learn the easier way than what is described in the original post.

So let’s get down to building your WordPress Bitcoin Faucet: This is the very basics of what you’ll need.I’m assuming you already know how to do this, if you don’t then I’m posting a video here that explains how to set up WordPress.Any hosting provider should do the trick, I personally use Bluehost for these types of project.This faucet has A LOT of options.Since I don’t have time to write them all down I created a video explaining everything you need to know about the faucet.Once of the best ways I’ve found to fight off spam is by requiring users to register to my site in order to use it.This deters most spammers and bots from the site.I use a paid plugin called “Wishlist Member” that takes care of setting up this registration process.This is not a must, but if you feel like you’re getting too many scammers on your site it’s worth to look into it.If you wish to use your own self hosted Bitcoin wallet to do payments instead of Faucethub you can install a Bitcoin wallet on a VPS (Virtual Private Server).

The whole process is documented here but it’s recommended to do so only if you have some technical background.Keep in mind I will not be able to support any installation issues for a self hosted wallet.I HIGHLY RECOMMEND WATCHING THE SETUP VIDEO ABOVE FROM START TO FINISH TO UNDERSTAND HOW THE FAUCET WORKS (ALL CAPS, SO YOU’LL KNOW IT’S IMPORTANT).Now that you’re good to go I suggest going back to the original post and reading everything that doesn’t involve setting up the faucet – it’s crucial information.Most of your faucet problems can be solved through the use of the frequently asked questions listed below.If you can find the answer in them, feel free to submit a support request.I'm not seeing the faucet form on my webpagePlease make sure you added the faucet’s shortcode to the page as shown in the installation video.The shortcodes are listed in the “support” section under “how to use” I'm getting a 404 error when claiming on the faucet or checking an address balanceThis means you probably didn’t set up the URLs correctly under the “general” tab: my payment isn't processing After you click “make payment” your should see the balance move from “Unpaid above threshold” to “Scheduled payment amount” This means that payment is now scheduled and in the next 20 minutes it will be sent to your microwallet.

If that doesn’t happen there are several things you should look into: The payment that is scheduled is too small – usually microwallets have thresholds of which they accept payments.Make sure the payment is at least 20,000 Satoshis If you’re using Faucethub’s api you need to know that each user on your faucet must have a Faucethub account linked to their address in order to get paid.So if for example, you have 10 faucet users and non of their addresses are registered with Faucethub, payment won’t go through.Sometimes microwallets fail to process payment.In this case just click “make payment” again and give it another try.In the newer versions of the plugin we will continue to try and send the payment until it goes through.I have an issue with the captcha on the site All captcha issues should be addresses to the captcha provider as we just use their API to show their captcha on the site.Sometimes that captcha issuer will have downtime or server issues and the captcha won’t show up, this has nothing to do with the plugin.

I have an issue that isn't listed here As of January 2017 the plugin now offers support for a small fee of your payouts (0.5%).In order to request support go to the “support” tab and hit “request support”.Please make sure to add wp-admin and ftp access if possible.Support requests will be responded within 36 hours.You can also opt out of support for the plugin if you do not wish to pay the fee.In that case I will not be able to help out and you will not receive automatic plugin updates.= 1.7.5 = Storing ref address in cookies so people can pass registration without loosing referrals.= 1.7.4 = Configuration option to specify how to load captcha: regular, ajax and lazy.Fixing issue with chart render.Updating stats requests to send data to domain instead of ip address.= 1.7.3 = New support address = 1.7.2 = Fixing db prefix = 1.7.1 = Fixing submit count on Claims page = 1.7.0 = * Adding different claim rules * Adding update notification even plugin support was disabled * Adding links to captcha providers * Adding no captcha option * Adding better randomizer of claimed prize * Adding video tutorials * Adding reinstallation of cron schedule * Support email has been changed * Removing faucetbox support * Minor improvements = 1.6.2 = * Fixing issue with epay balance = 1.6.1 = * Improving payment log messages = 1.6.0 = * Adding real bitcoin address validator * Adding warning message when “Make payout” button was clicked * Adding option to set manually threshold for an address * Adding recaptcha support * Handling more errors from epay side = 1.5.5 = * Adding “Clear scheduled payout” button in claims page * Disabling “Make payment” button on claims page in case if we have scheduled transactions * Rescheduling payment for an address in case of network failure (epay.info issue) = 1.5.4 = * Displaying error also in case when payment api failed on their side Version 1.5.3 (January 23rd 2017): * Adding extra debug information while payout for better issue understanding Versions 1.5.0 – 1.5.2 (January 22nd 2017): = 1.5.2 = * Allowing to schedule payment even wallet wasn’t configured * Better fee calculation = 1.5.1 = * Lazy load of solvemedia captcha = 1.5.0 = * Cron run adds stamps to avoid double payment * Disabling “Make Payment” button when it was clicked to avoid double payment * Side menu items were reduced * Adding support fee * Adding option to opt out of plugin support Version 1.4.5 – 1.4.8 (January 14th 2017): * Adding navigation to “How to use” page * Moving Claims after Payouts in navigation * Payments navigation points to Payouts instead of Claims Version 1.4.4 (January 12th 2017): * Fixing missed message in support request * Adding admin email to support request * Handling error when usage of WP_Http_Curl returns WP_Error * New short code 1,101,168,260 Satoshis to display paid amount of satoshis “NNN Satoshis” Version 1.4.3 (January 6th 2017): * Displaying API keys on wallet page Version 1.4.2 (January 6th 2017): * Disabling possibility to refer your own Bitcoin address (double claiming) version 1.4.0 (January 5th 2017): * Possibility to set translations for frontend part * Renaming “Send diagnostic” to “Support” * Fixing issue when plugins page displays inforrect information about this plugin * Fixing issue with payment failure when using faucethub.io Version 1.3.10 (December 28th 2016) : * Adding faucethub.io support * No way to set epay.info api key if SoapClient extension isn’t installed * Adding reset option to “tools” page * Adding “check information” page where you can find related addresses and users * Adding phpinfo to “send diagnostic” Version 1.3.9 (December 8th 2016) – Bug fixes Version 1.3.8 (December 8th 2016) – Bug fixes Version 1.3.5 (November 23rd 2016) – You can now update the plugin within from with the WP admin area Version 1.3.4 (November 22nd 2016) – ePay issue fixed, displaying info about payouts on claims page Version 1.3.3 (November 13th 2016) – DB query bug fix Version 1.3.2 (November 13th 2016) – Fixing calculation of claims Version 1.3.1 (November 13th 2016) – Minor text changes and updated user profile page with seniority Version 1.3.0 (November 12th 2016) – Limited registered users to only one address, added seniority info on claims tab Version 1.2.7 (November 8th 2016) – Added epay.info as payment option Version 1.2.6 (November 4th 2016) – Ability to add admin bonuses / penalties, remove ref info if no referral was set Version 1.2.4 (October 31th 2016) – Bug fixes, added timer and sound Version 1.2.3 (October 28th 2016) – Bug fixes, fixed issue of payouts display in BTC instead of Satoshi Version 1.2.1 (October 21th 2016) – Bug fixes Version 1.2.0 (October 21th 2016) – Added registered user functionality, bot protection Version 1.1.5 (October 20th 2016) – Bugs fixed, admin tool tips added Version 1.1.4 (October 10th 2016) – Bugs fixed Version 1.1.3 (September 29th 2016) – Fixed additional issue with “check address” URL.