BSV
BSV Intel
Network Intelligence Report
Sunday, March 8, 2026
Chain healthy · No reorgs detected
Blocks 939,295939,439 · 128,713 txs scanned
Block Interval
10.8m
Normal PoW cadence
Avg Txs / Block
888
145 blocks scanned
Mempool
1,662
67.1 MB pending
Max Txs/Block
6,002
Peak activity
Connected Nodes
47
47% on Bitcoin SV:1.2.0
Capital Flow Monitor
162 movements
Major
8
>10K BSV · ~$136,750+
Notable
10
1K–10K · ~$13,675–136,750
Significant
144
100–1K · ~$1,368–13,675
Amount TX Shape Pattern
79,946.80 BSV
≈ $1,093,273
da33921671... 2 2 neutral
27,380.47 BSV
≈ $374,428
014da081d0... 1 3 neutral
27,332.44 BSV
≈ $373,771
0fc1729e14... 1 2 neutral
27,191.43 BSV
≈ $371,843
427ae55e81... 1 2 neutral
27,174.96 BSV
≈ $371,618
3ed454f5db... 1 2 neutral
Chain Health
All Clear
Chain Tip
Single active tip
157 stale tips (normal PoW behavior).
Block Production
10.8 min avg
145-block span (25.9h). 46 fast blocks.
Transaction Volume
888 avg/block
128,713 total txs across 145 blocks. Peak: 6,002 txs.
Majority Client
Bitcoin SV:1.2.0
47% of 47 nodes. 6 client versions observed.
Mining Distribution (145 blocks, full 24h)
CUVVE
21.4%
31 blks
taal.com
18.6%
27 blks
qdlnk
15.9%
23 blks
/molepool.com/
13.8%
20 blks
GorillaPool
13.8%
20 blks
SA100
8.3%
12 blks
taal.com_Teranode
6.2%
9 blks
Mined by Bitofsin pool
0.7%
1 blk
/rWGFYS/
0.7%
1 blk
Mining-Dutch
0.7%
1 blk
Block Timing Analysis
145 blocks
Average Interval
10.8 min
Expected: ~10 min. Median: 8.5 min.
Range
0m – 59.9m
Fastest to slowest block interval observed.
Fast Blocks (<5 min)
46
Hashrate bursts or luck variance.
Slow Blocks (>20 min)
19
PoW variance — expected in Poisson process.

A Poisson process is a random event process where events occur independently at a stable average rate, but with unpredictable spacing.

Script Usage Taxonomy
297,033 outputs
This section describes how Bitcoin scripts were used in this scan window. We classify activity in three layers: purpose, structure, and protocol.
  • Purpose describes why an output exists (payment, data publication, or programmable conditions).
  • Structure describes how that purpose is implemented in script (e.g., P2PKH, OP_RETURN, conditional envelope).
  • Protocol describes the semantic meaning of embedded data when identifiable (e.g., MAP, B://).
Because Bitcoin Script does not explicitly declare intent, some classifications are inferred from structure and are labeled as heuristic where appropriate.
Purpose Distribution
57.7%
42%
0.3%
Payment Data Publication Contracts
PAYMENT
P2PKH171,238
P2PK0
Multisig18
DATA PUBLICATION
OP_RETURN123,401
Ordinal envelopes1,368
Spendable metadata*106
CONTRACTS
Custom locking scripts902
40 unique structures
Detected Protocols (from Data Publication)
MAP: 1290B://: 811TreeChat: 728AIP: 415DATA_CARRIER: 1
Protocol detection is based on known marker patterns. Absence of a marker does not imply absence of meaning.
⬡ Script of the Day — Programmable Contract
What it does: This script uses conditional logic (OP_IF/OP_ELSE), byte manipulation (OP_SPLIT/OP_CAT), or hash operations to enforce spending conditions beyond simple signature verification.

Why it matters: Demonstrates BSV's full scripting capability for programmable money and stateful applications.
TX 5c424169df... · Block 939,333 · 111,205 bytes
FALSERETURNDUPEQUALVERIFYHASH160CHECKSIGOVER3CAT4TRUE2
OP_FALSE OP_RETURN OP_DUP OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_HASH160 OP_CHECKSIG <PUSH> <PUSH> <PUSH> <PUSH> <PUSH> OP_OVER OP_FALSE OP_FALSE OP_FALSE OP_FALSE OP_FALS...
Selected from 902 candidates in this category.
* Spendable metadata (heuristic): Scripts with signature verification followed by data removed via OP_DROP. Metadata not consumed by validation logic but remains on-chain.
Unique structures: A contract structure is a normalized script skeleton with variable data (hashes, signatures, pubkeys) removed.
AI Network Analysis
Gemini Pro
Chain Status

Chain convergence normal. No deep reorg activity observed. Block production consistent with expected PoW cadence. The network is operating on a single dominant active tip.

Over the full 24-hour period, 145 blocks were produced with an average interval of 10.8 minutes. The period included 46 blocks found in under 5 minutes and 19 blocks that took longer than 20 minutes to find.

Economic Activity

A total of 128,713 transactions were processed on-chain in the past 24 hours.

Block activity varied, with an average of 888 transactions per block. The most active block contained 6,002 transactions, while the least active contained only 1.

The real-time mempool snapshot shows 1,662 pending transactions, totaling approximately 68.7 MB. This indicates moderate demand for block space, with capacity remaining well underutilized.

Mining Distribution

Hash power distribution over the 145 blocks was spread across several pools, with no single entity exceeding the 50% threshold. The distribution is as follows:

CUVVE: 21.4% (31 blocks)

taal.com: 18.6% (27 blocks)

qdlnk: 15.9% (23 blocks)

/molepool.com/: 13.8% (20 blocks)

GorillaPool: 13.8% (20 blocks)

SA100: 8.3% (12 blocks)

Other pools: 8.2% (12 blocks)

Whale Activity

Significant large-value movements were observed. A total of 162 transactions exceeding 100 BSV were scanned.

The activity breaks down as follows: 8 transactions over 10,000 BSV, 10 transactions between 1,000-10,000 BSV, and 144 transactions between 100-1,000 BSV.

The largest transactions were primarily neutral, suggesting internal wallet management or OTC desk movements rather than large-scale exchange deposits or withdrawals. Top movements include transactions of 79,946 BSV, 27,380 BSV, and 27,332 BSV.

Script Taxonomy

On-chain activity shows a mix of use cases. Output analysis reveals the following purpose distribution: PAYMENT (57.7%), DATA_PUBLICATION (42%), and CONTRACTS (0.3%).

Common structures included 171,238 P2PKH outputs, 123,401 OP_RETURN outputs, and 1,368 Ordinal inscriptions.

Protocols detected in data outputs include MAP (1,290), B:// (811), TreeChat (728), and AIP (415).

Script of the Day: Programmable Contract. This script type uses conditional logic (e.g., OP_IF/OP_ELSE) and hash operations to enforce complex spending conditions, demonstrating BSV's capability for stateful applications beyond simple payments.

Node Software

The network's peer-to-peer layer shows healthy diversity, with the majority of connected nodes running the latest client software.

The dominant client version is `/Bitcoin SV:1.2.0/`, representing 47% of the 47 observed nodes, indicating good adoption of the latest stable release.

Network stable with moderate economic activity.

Node Software Distribution
47 peers
Bitcoin SV:1.2.0 22 nodes 47%
Bitcoin SV:1.1.0 14 nodes 30%
Bitcoin SV:1.1.1 6 nodes 13%
Bitcoin SV:1.0.16 2 nodes 4%
bitcoin-jcl:1.0.0 1 node 2%
btcwire:0.5.0Bitcoin SV:1.1.0 1 node 2%