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RE: Script You Can Use for Finding the Current Price of EOS per ICO Window
From what EOS says 200,000 million tokens (20% of total) are for the first 5 days. How ever many Ether are sent in total of those five days will determine the price for this window. There's 350 windows after that each to there own day. The way I understood it the first 5 days is one window is its own pool, not divided into each day pools per day. After 5 day window each day is separate. This first window will set the prices from here own.
"Day" should be thought of as "ICO Window". Window 0 is 5 days long and includes 200,000,000 tokens. Each other window is 1 day and includes 2,000,000 tokens. You can view the code to see that.
Each window has it's own price mechanism. It's simply 2,000,000 divided by the amount contributed for that window.
it should be total contributed divided by total tokens,
If you just want the total price overall, but I'm more interested in the individual ICO windows which each have their own price based on the contribution for that window.
The script posted by the OP doesn't make sense as it doesn't factor in the first 5 days and the total amount of contributors within that period.
Are you sure it doesn't? Have you reviewed the code? Or... are you just making stuff up?
You can see the first 5 day ICO window ("Day 0") can be found in the code right here.
'Day 0' is the first five day window. 'Day 1' is the second window, 1 day long, so that would be the sixth day. 'Day 2' is the seventh day and so on.