| Amount | TX | Shape | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27,604.18 BSV ≈ $387,977 |
3e80b599b2... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 27,572.15 BSV ≈ $387,527 |
bbb2b3b3df... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 27,553.88 BSV ≈ $387,270 |
1dc1099d74... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 27,549.63 BSV ≈ $387,210 |
3c2369f391... | 1 → 3 | neutral |
| 27,530.47 BSV ≈ $386,941 |
38b9a7d264... | 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 Daily 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. The 157 stale/headers-only tips are a normal artifact of Proof-of-Work mining and do not indicate network instability.
Over the 24-hour window, 145 blocks were produced at an average interval of 8.7 minutes, slightly faster than the 10-minute target. This included 62 blocks found in under 5 minutes and 14 blocks taking longer than 20 minutes, indicating standard statistical variance in block discovery.
A total of 100,376 transactions were processed in the last 24 hours. Block load varied significantly, with an average of 692 transactions per block, a maximum of 4,160, and a minimum of 1.
The current mempool snapshot shows 2,893 pending transactions totaling 68.76 MB. This indicates a moderate level of sustained demand for block space, with the network operating well within its capacity.
Hash power distribution is decentralized across multiple pools, with no single entity controlling a majority. Based on 145 blocks mined:
taal.com (Total): 48 blocks (33.1%)
`taal.com`: 30 blocks (20.7%)
`taal.com_Teranode`: 18 blocks (12.4%)
CUVVE: 28 blocks (19.3%)
qdlnk: 16 blocks (11%)
GorillaPool: 15 blocks (10.3%)
Mining-Dutch: 14 blocks (9.7%)
molepool.com: 12 blocks (8.3%)
SA100: 11 blocks (7.6%)
Other: 1 block (0.7%)
Significant large-value movements were observed. A total of 120 transactions exceeding 100 BSV were detected.
Over 10,000 BSV: 7 transactions
1,000 - 10,000 BSV: 11 transactions
100 - 1,000 BSV: 102 transactions
The five largest transactions, all exceeding 27,500 BSV, followed a neutral 1-input to 2/3-output pattern. This structure is common for internal wallet management (e.g., creating a change output) or Over-The-Counter (OTC) trades, rather than typical exchange deposits or withdrawals.
On-chain activity shows a healthy mix of payment and data-related uses. Of 217,501 total outputs created:
Purpose:
PAYMENT: 51.1% (111,083 outputs)
DATA_PUBLICATION: 44.4% (96,609 outputs)
CONTRACTS: 4.5% (9,809 outputs)
Structure:
The dominant structures were standard P2PKH payments, OP_RETURN data carriers, and Ordinal-style inscriptions. 16 unique custom contract structures were also observed.
Protocols Detected (by output count):
MAP: 1,114
TreeChat: 752
B://: 658
AIP: 404
DATA_CARRIER: 133
This script embeds data inside a conditional branch. The `OP_FALSE OP_IF` block carries the payload (marked "ord"), while the P2PKH suffix enforces signature-based ownership. It matters because it enables a method to encode ownership and metadata into individual satoshis, creating transferable on-chain assets that are spent like any other UTXO.
The network shows a strong majority running recent versions of the Bitcoin SV node software, indicating good peer coordination. Of 47 visible nodes:
The majority client is `/Bitcoin SV:1.2.0/`, representing 47% (22 nodes) of the network.
Older versions, primarily `/Bitcoin SV:1.1.0/` and `/Bitcoin SV:1.1.1/`, make up the next largest segments at 26% and 13%, respectively.
Network stable with moderate economic activity.