| Amount | TX | Shape | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28,983.49 BSV ≈ $435,767 |
eac13ecf23... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 28,963.72 BSV ≈ $435,470 |
6a423f2970... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 28,957.42 BSV ≈ $435,375 |
d3d316f697... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 28,945.49 BSV ≈ $435,195 |
51eccd7107... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 28,936.07 BSV ≈ $435,054 |
fa9d2c1bc0... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
A Poisson process is a random event process where events occur independently at a stable average rate, but with unpredictable spacing.
### BSV Network Health Report
Chain convergence normal. No deep reorg activity observed. Block production consistent with expected PoW cadence. The network is consolidated on a single active chain tip, with 157 stale or headers-only tips present, which is standard behavior for a Proof-of-Work chain and does not indicate network instability. Block production cadence over the 24-hour period was slightly slower than the 10-minute target, with an average interval of 11.4 minutes. The period saw high variance in block times, with 52 blocks found in under 5 minutes and 23 blocks taking longer than 20 minutes to mine.
The network processed 118,432 transactions over the 24-hour period. Block-level activity averaged 817 transactions, with a peak of 8,264 transactions in a single block and a minimum of 3. The current mempool snapshot shows 217 pending transactions, representing approximately 36.5 MB of data. This indicates moderate demand for block space, well within the network's current capacity.
Hash power distribution remains decentralized with no single entity controlling a majority share. The largest miner, taal.com (including its Teranode operation), accounted for a combined 24.8% of the 145 blocks found.
taal.com (combined): 36 blocks (24.8%)
CUVVE: 29 blocks (20.0%)
Mining-Dutch: 23 blocks (15.9%)
/molepool.com/: 20 blocks (13.8%)
qdlnk: 15 blocks (10.3%)
Other miners: 22 blocks (15.2%)
Significant large-value transaction volume was observed, with 157 transactions moving 100 BSV or more. The activity was dominated by a handful of extremely large, neutral transactions, likely representing internal wallet management, UTXO consolidation, or movement between custody solutions rather than direct market sales.
Transactions > 10,000 BSV: 6
Transactions 1,000 - 10,000 BSV: 26
Transactions 100 - 1,000 BSV: 125
The five largest transactions were all structured as 1-input, 2-output "neutral" transfers of approximately 28,900 BSV each, indicating a large holding being split into new UTXOs under the same entity's control.
On-chain activity was a mix of standard payments and data protocols. Of 248,707 total outputs created, 59.1% were for value transfer (PAYMENT), while 40.6% were for DATA_PUBLICATION. Programmable smart contracts represented 0.3% of outputs.
Purpose: PAYMENT (59.1%), DATA_PUBLICATION (40.6%), CONTRACTS (0.3%)
Structure: P2PKH was the dominant structure, followed by OP_RETURN data carriers. Ordinal-style inscriptions accounted for 1,460 outputs.
Protocols: Data protocols detected include MAP (1659), B:// (1148), and TreeChat (1082).
Script of the Day: Multi-Signature
What it does: Requires signatures from multiple private keys (e.g., 2-of-3) to authorize a transaction.
Why it matters: It provides enhanced security by removing a single point of failure and enables trustless multi-party agreements for escrow, corporate governance, and joint fund management.
The network shows healthy adoption of the latest client software. Over half of visible nodes are running version 1.2.0, indicating good network-wide coordination.
Majority Client: /Bitcoin SV:1.2.0/ (51% of nodes)
/Bitcoin SV:1.1.0/: 27%
/Bitcoin SV:1.1.1/: 10%
Other versions: 12%
Network stable with moderate economic activity.