| Amount | TX | Shape | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25,045.03 BSV ≈ $345,747 |
977179bcbc... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 25,024.41 BSV ≈ $345,462 |
f22b53c39d... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 23,527.36 BSV ≈ $324,795 |
445ceb223b... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 23,257.36 BSV ≈ $321,068 |
9a779f3a47... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 23,257.04 BSV ≈ $321,063 |
063b411e6b... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
A Poisson process is a random event process where events occur independently at a stable average rate, but with unpredictable spacing.
Chain convergence normal. No deep reorg activity observed. Block production consistent with expected PoW cadence. A single active tip at height 939,733 is being extended by miners, with 157 stale tips representing routine orphaned proof-of-work.
Over the full 24-hour window, 145 blocks were produced in 21.1 hours. The average block interval was 8.9 minutes, slightly faster than the 10-minute target. 58 blocks were fast (<5 min interval), while 13 were slow (>20 min interval).
The network processed a total of 164,137 transactions over the past 24 hours.
Block activity showed a wide range, with an average of 1,132 transactions per block. The most active block contained 13,516 transactions, while the least active contained only 2.
The mempool snapshot shows 2,719 pending transactions, occupying approximately 156 MB. This indicates a moderate level of sustained transaction submission, with capacity remaining underutilized.
Hash power distribution over the 145 blocks in the 24-hour period remains decentralized. No single entity approached the 50% threshold.
The top miners were qdlnk (17.9%), CUVVE (15.2%), and a tie between SA100 and molepool.com (11.7% each).
Notably, Taal is represented by two distinct coinbase strings (`taal.com` and `taal.com_Teranode`), which collectively mined 31 blocks, or 21.3% of the total.
Significant large-value movements were observed. The 24-hour scan identified 227 transactions with a value of 100 BSV or greater.
The activity was tiered as follows: 7 transactions over 10,000 BSV, 84 transactions between 1,000 and 10,000 BSV, and 136 transactions between 100 and 1,000 BSV.
The five largest transactions were all in the 23,000 - 25,000 BSV range. Each followed a "1 input to 2 outputs" neutral pattern, typically associated with internal wallet management, UTXO splitting for future use, or Over-The-Counter (OTC) trade preparation rather than direct exchange deposits.
Script usage was split nearly evenly between value transfer and data publication. Payments accounted for 54.7% of outputs, while data represented 45.2%. Stateful contracts made up 0.1% of outputs.
In terms of structure, standard P2PKH (Pay-to-Public-Key-Hash) was the most common (179,979 outputs), followed by OP_RETURN data carriers (145,889 outputs).
Active protocols detected include MAP (867), B:// (529), TreeChat (489), and AIP (285).
Script of the Day: Standard Payment (P2PKH)
What it does: This script locks coins to a hash (fingerprint) of a public key. To spend them, the spender must reveal the public key and provide a valid signature proving they control the matching private key.
Why it matters: This template forms the standard payment mechanism in the original Bitcoin design and is widely used by wallets.
The network shows a distribution across several versions of the BSV Node software.
The majority client is `/Bitcoin SV:1.2.0/`, representing 45% (21 nodes) of the observed network peers. Significant adoption of older versions, primarily 1.1.0 (28%) and 1.1.1 (15%), is also noted.
Network stable with moderate economic activity.