BSV
BSV Intel
Network Intelligence Report
Monday, March 9, 2026
Chain healthy · No reorgs detected
Blocks 939,434939,578 · 120,018 txs scanned
Block Interval
10.7m
Normal PoW cadence
Avg Txs / Block
828
145 blocks scanned
Mempool
297
48.2 MB pending
Max Txs/Block
4,717
Peak activity
Connected Nodes
47
47% on Bitcoin SV:1.2.0
Capital Flow Monitor
245 movements
Major
6
>10K BSV · ~$130,600+
Notable
34
1K–10K · ~$13,060–130,600
Significant
205
100–1K · ~$1,306–13,060
Amount TX Shape Pattern
79,945.36 BSV
≈ $1,044,086
08953c4058... 2 2 neutral
25,612.14 BSV
≈ $334,495
2656695e97... 1 2 neutral
25,121.17 BSV
≈ $328,082
047b34a16a... 1 2 neutral
25,096.07 BSV
≈ $327,755
df3d6810b9... 1 2 neutral
25,095.27 BSV
≈ $327,744
671722c83f... 1 2 neutral
Chain Health
All Clear
Chain Tip
Single active tip
157 stale tips (normal PoW behavior).
Block Production
10.7 min avg
145-block span (25.8h). 47 fast blocks.
Transaction Volume
828 avg/block
120,018 total txs across 145 blocks. Peak: 4,717 txs.
Majority Client
Bitcoin SV:1.2.0
47% of 47 nodes. 7 client versions observed.
Mining Distribution (145 blocks, full 24h)
CUVVE
17.9%
26 blks
qdlnk
17.2%
25 blks
taal.com
15.9%
23 blks
GorillaPool
11.7%
17 blks
SA100
11%
16 blks
/molepool.com/
9%
13 blks
taal.com_Teranode
8.3%
12 blks
Mining-Dutch
6.9%
10 blks
/cashpool.pro/
2.1%
3 blks
Block Timing Analysis
145 blocks
Average Interval
10.7 min
Expected: ~10 min. Median: 9 min.
Range
0.1m – 49.8m
Fastest to slowest block interval observed.
Fast Blocks (<5 min)
47
Hashrate bursts or luck variance.
Slow Blocks (>20 min)
24
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
248,094 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
52.3%
47.5%
0.2%
Payment Data Publication Contracts
PAYMENT
P2PKH129,683
P2PK0
Multisig39
DATA PUBLICATION
OP_RETURN116,317
Ordinal envelopes1,284
Spendable metadata*200
CONTRACTS
Custom locking scripts571
59 unique structures
Detected Protocols (from Data Publication)
MAP: 1377B://: 828TreeChat: 775AIP: 421DATA_CARRIER: 206
Protocol detection is based on known marker patterns. Absence of a marker does not imply absence of meaning.
⬡ Script of the Day — Multi-Signature
What it does: Requires multiple signatures (M-of-N) to spend. Used for shared custody, escrow, and organizational funds.

Why it matters: Enables trustless collaboration and enhanced security for high-value transactions.
TX 21697b16f3... · Block 939,491 · 71 bytes
2CHECKMULTISIG
OP_2 <PUSH> <PUSH> OP_2 OP_CHECKMULTISIG
Selected from 39 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 24-hour window, 145 blocks were produced with an average interval of 10.7 minutes. Block timing showed variance, with 47 blocks found in under 5 minutes and 24 blocks taking longer than 20 minutes to find.

Economic Activity

A total of 120,018 transactions were processed over the full 24-hour period.

Block content varied, with an average of 828 transactions per block. The most active block contained 4,717 transactions, while the least active contained only 1.

The real-time mempool snapshot shows 297 pending transactions, indicating moderate current demand for block space. This level of activity is well within the network's processing capacity.

Mining Distribution

Hash power distribution remains decentralized, with no single entity approaching a 50% threshold. The top three miners (CUVVE, qdlnk, and the combined Taal pools) accounted for approximately 51.3% of blocks found in the 24-hour window.

Distribution from 145 blocks:

CUVVE: 17.9% (26 blocks)

qdlnk: 17.2% (25 blocks)

taal.com: 15.9% (23 blocks)

GorillaPool: 11.7% (17 blocks)

SA100: 11.0% (16 blocks)

/molepool.com/: 9.0% (13 blocks)

taal.com_Teranode: 8.3% (12 blocks)

Mining-Dutch: 6.9% (10 blocks)

/cashpool.pro/: 2.1% (3 blocks)

Whale Activity

Significant large-value movements were observed, with 245 transactions exceeding 100 BSV. The pattern suggests internal management of funds or Over-The-Counter (OTC) deals rather than direct exchange inflows.

Breakdown:

Over 10,000 BSV: 6 transactions

1,000 - 10,000 BSV: 34 transactions

100 - 1,000 BSV: 205 transactions

The top transactions, including one for ~79,945 BSV and four for ~25,000 BSV, were neutral transfers (e.g., 1-input to 2-outputs), which typically represent coin consolidation or splitting within a single entity.

Script Taxonomy

On-chain activity shows a nearly balanced split between value transfer and data-carrying purposes.

Purpose Distribution: PAYMENT outputs accounted for 52.3% of the total, with DATA_PUBLICATION at 47.5%. Programmable CONTRACTS represented 0.2% of outputs.

Structure Distribution: Standard P2PKH scripts were the most common structure (129,683), followed by OP_RETURN data scripts (116,317). Ordinal-style inscriptions were also present (1,284).

Protocols Detected: MAP (1377), B:// (828), TreeChat (775), AIP (421), and others were active.

Script of the Day: Multi-Signature

What it does: Requires M-of-N signatures to spend funds, enabling shared control.

Why it matters: It provides a trustless mechanism for securing organizational funds, managing escrows, and creating more complex, secure financial arrangements on-chain.

Node Software

The network's node software distribution shows a majority of operators running the latest major client version, which indicates good network coordination.

The dominant client is `/Bitcoin SV:1.2.0/`, representing 47% of observed nodes, followed by version 1.1.0 at 28%.

Network stable with moderate economic activity.

Node Software Distribution
47 peers
Bitcoin SV:1.2.0 22 nodes 47%
Bitcoin SV:1.1.0 13 nodes 28%
Bitcoin SV:1.1.1 7 nodes 15%
Bitcoin SV:1.0.16 2 nodes 4%
bitcoin-jcl:1.0.0 1 node 2%
Bitcoin SV:1.0.11 1 node 2%
btcwire:0.5.0Bitcoin SV:1.1.0 1 node 2%