| Amount | TX | Shape | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| 79,276.66 BSV ≈ $1,225,617 |
5d9d3759a2... | 2 → 2 | neutral |
| 79,260.07 BSV ≈ $1,225,361 |
09e194a927... | 2 → 2 | neutral |
| 24,722.81 BSV ≈ $382,215 |
68c8e23017... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 24,605.77 BSV ≈ $380,405 |
3ca2840e93... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 24,000.00 BSV ≈ $371,040 |
e504bc1beb... | 1 → 4 | neutral |
A Poisson process is a random event process where events occur independently at a stable average rate, but with unpredictable spacing.
The network is converged on a single dominant active chain tip. Chain convergence is normal. No deep reorg activity was observed.
Block production is consistent with the expected Proof-of-Work cadence. Over a 23.5-hour window, 145 blocks were found, with an average interval of 9.9 minutes. The period saw 65 blocks produced in under 5 minutes and 21 blocks taking longer than 20 minutes, which is within the normal statistical variance for PoW mining.
A total of 93,318 transactions were processed across 144 blocks in the 24-hour analysis window.
Block activity averaged 648 transactions per block, with a maximum of 6,843 transactions in a single block and a minimum of 1.
The mempool snapshot indicates moderate activity, with 1,508 transactions pending, occupying approximately 1.47 GB of space. This reflects sustained demand for block space, with capacity remaining well-utilized.
Hash distribution, derived from the full 144 blocks in the 24-hour period, remains decentralized with no single entity controlling a majority share.
The top miners were molepool.com (23.6%), taal.com (20.1%), and CUVVE (13.9%). Nine distinct mining pools or entities successfully found blocks during this period.
No single entity exceeded the 50% threshold for network control.
The network saw significant large-value movements, with 113 transactions exceeding 100 BSV.
The activity was tiered as follows: 9 transactions over 10,000 BSV, 44 transactions between 1,000 and 10,000 BSV, and 60 transactions between 100 and 1,000 BSV.
The five largest transactions, including two over 79,000 BSV, were classified as neutral (e.g., 1-to-2, 2-to-2 outputs), suggesting internal wallet management, coin consolidation, or Over-The-Counter (OTC) activity rather than direct exchange inflows or outflows.
The primary use of the network was for value transfer, with payment-type outputs (P2PKH) accounting for 70.8% of all new outputs created.
Data publication was the second most common use case at 29.1%, dominated by Ordinal inscriptions (18,956) and standard OP_RETURN data pushes (67,457).
Programmable smart contracts represented a small fraction of activity (0.1%), with 10 unique contract structures detected. The MAP protocol was identified in 11 transactions.
Script of the Day: Ordinal Inscription
What it does: This script embeds data inside a conditional `OP_FALSE OP_IF` branch, which is never executed. The payload is followed by a standard P2PKH script, which enforces signature-based ownership of the UTXO.
Why it matters: This structure allows for the creation of unique digital artifacts by "inscribing" data onto a single satoshi, making it transferable and ownable simply by spending the associated UTXO.
The network's peer-to-peer layer shows a healthy distribution of client software, with the majority of nodes coordinating on a recent version.
The dominant client is `/Bitcoin SV:1.2.0/`, representing 59% (10 out of 17 connected nodes). Older versions `/Bitcoin SV:1.1.0/` and `/Bitcoin SV:1.1.1/` are also present on the network.
Network stable with moderate economic activity.