| Amount | TX | Shape | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| 382,512.35 BSV ≈ $5,678,396 |
c615a7bd76... | 2 → 11 | distribution |
| 63,572.79 BSV ≈ $943,738 |
bf66163688... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 62,922.08 BSV ≈ $934,078 |
f5f11d2e98... | 1 → 3 | neutral |
| 61,623.73 BSV ≈ $914,804 |
99152adb2a... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 61,529.56 BSV ≈ $913,406 |
b2e09e0bf2... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
A Poisson process is a random event process where events occur independently at a stable average rate, but with unpredictable spacing.
Here is the comprehensive daily network health report.
### BSV Network Health Report
Chain convergence normal. No deep reorg activity observed. Block production consistent with expected PoW cadence. A single dominant active tip (940022) was maintained throughout the 24-hour period. Block production averaged 10.1 minutes, aligning with the 10-minute target. The period included 52 blocks produced in under 5 minutes and 23 blocks taking longer than 20 minutes, which is typical for a proof-of-work system.
The network processed a total of 191,443 transactions over the 24-hour window, derived from a full scan of 145 blocks. Transaction volume per block was highly variable, ranging from a minimum of 1 to a maximum of 31,364, with an average of 1,320 transactions per block. The real-time mempool snapshot shows 2,706 pending transactions, occupying approximately 1.5 GB of space. This indicates a moderate and sustained demand for block space, with network capacity remaining far from exhausted.
Hash power distribution is derived from coinbase data across all 145 blocks in the 24-hour period. No single mining entity exceeded the 50% threshold. Taal-operated pools (`taal.com` and `taal.com_Teranode`) collectively accounted for 38.6% of the blocks.
taal.com (incl. Teranode): 56 blocks (38.6%)
qdlnk: 23 blocks (15.9%)
CUVVE: 19 blocks (13.1%)
/molepool.com/: 16 blocks (11%)
GorillaPool: 15 blocks (10.3%)
Other: 16 blocks (11.1%)
Significant large-value movements were observed, with 147 transactions exceeding 100 BSV. These patterns may indicate exchange cold storage management, OTC desk settlements, or large holders reorganizing assets.
Transactions > 10,000 BSV: 12
Transactions 1,000 - 10,000 BSV: 42
Transactions 100 - 1,000 BSV: 93
The largest observed transaction was a 382,512 BSV distribution, moving funds from 2 inputs to 11 outputs. Several other large, neutral transactions (e.g., 1-to-2 or 1-to-3 outputs) in the 60,000 BSV range were also recorded.
On-chain activity shows a near-even split between value transfer and data-related applications.
Purpose Distribution: PAYMENT (54.1%), DATA_PUBLICATION (45.5%), and CONTRACTS (0.4%).
Structure Breakdown: The most common script structures were standard P2PKH (Pay-to-Public-Key-Hash) for payments, followed by OP_RETURN and Ordinal inscription envelopes for data.
Protocols Detected: Active protocols included MAP (877 outputs), B:// (549), TreeChat (512), and AIP (280), among others.
What it does: This script embeds data inside a conditional `OP_IF` branch that never executes (`OP_FALSE`). The payload is marked with the "ord" protocol identifier, while a standard P2PKH script suffix ensures the satoshi's ownership can be transferred via a valid signature.
Why it matters: This structure "inscribes" data onto an individual satoshi, making the data and the satoshi a single, transferable digital artifact. It is the foundational script for protocols creating NFT-like assets on BSV.
Analysis of 47 connected network peers shows a fragmented but functioning software landscape. The majority of nodes are running a version of the Bitcoin SV client, with version 1.2.0 being the most prevalent.
/Bitcoin SV:1.2.0/: 22 nodes (47%)
/Bitcoin SV:1.1.0/: 12 nodes (26%)
/Bitcoin SV:1.1.1/: 8 nodes (17%)
Other: 5 nodes (10%)
Network stable with moderate economic activity.