| Amount | TX | Shape | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| 73,806.17 BSV ≈ $1,084,582 |
b236e36a4b... | 5 → 2 | consolidation |
| 14,921.78 BSV ≈ $219,276 |
605a3ad1eb... | 1 → 3 | neutral |
| 14,897.28 BSV ≈ $218,915 |
85c07d3f6f... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 14,866.25 BSV ≈ $218,460 |
0edafe3501... | 1 → 2 | neutral |
| 7,756.44 BSV ≈ $113,981 |
c576da9f50... | 37 → 1 | consolidation |
A Poisson process is a random event process where events occur independently at a stable average rate, but with unpredictable spacing.
Date: [Current Date]
Data Window: 24 Hours
Blocks: 940,880 – 941,024
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Block production cadence remains stable, with an average interval of 10.6 minutes over the 24-hour period. The network produced 55 blocks in under 5 minutes and 23 blocks in over 20 minutes, indicating typical proof-of-work variance. Block production is consistent with the expected PoW cadence.
The network processed 589,935 transactions in the last 24 hours. Block activity varied, with an average of 4,097 transactions per block, a maximum of 21,318, and a minimum of 1. The mempool currently has 6 pending transactions, indicating capacity is significantly underutilized and there is no network congestion.
Hash power distribution is derived from coinbase data across all 144 blocks in the 24-hour window. No single entity exceeded 50% of the hash share.
CUVVE: 22.2% (32 blocks)
GorillaPool: 16% (23 blocks)
taal.com: 13.9% (20 blocks)
qdlnk: 13.9% (20 blocks)
SA100: 12.5% (18 blocks)
molepool.com: 11.8% (17 blocks)
Other miners: 9.8% (14 blocks combined)
The full 24-hour scan detected 148 transactions with a value of 100 BSV or more. This activity was distributed across several tiers:
Over 10,000 BSV: 4 transactions
1,000 - 10,000 BSV: 30 transactions
100 - 1,000 BSV: 114 transactions
The largest movements included a 73,806 BSV consolidation (multiple inputs to fewer outputs) and three separate neutral moves of approximately 14,900 BSV each. Such patterns can represent funds being moved to cold storage, exchange-internal rebalancing, or large over-the-counter (OTC) trades.
On-chain activity was nearly evenly split between value transfer and data embedding.
Purpose Distribution: PAYMENT (50.7%), DATA_PUBLICATION (49.3%), CONTRACTS (<0.1%)
Structure Breakdown: The most common output structures were standard P2PKH payments (602,100) and OP_RETURN data carriers (584,232). Ordinal-style inscriptions accounted for 1,310 outputs, and 166 outputs were tied to more complex contracts.
Protocols Detected: ord-return (6890), TreeChat (1240), B:// (978), RUN (662), MAP (419).
What it does: This script type creates a spending condition that requires signatures from multiple private keys (e.g., 2-of-3) before a UTXO can be moved.
Why it matters: It enables trustless collaboration and enhances security for high-value transactions by distributing control. Common use cases include shared corporate wallets, escrow services, and joint accounts.
Analysis of 15 connected peers shows a strong majority running the latest major client version, which indicates good network coordination.
/Bitcoin SV:1.2.0/: 9 nodes (60%)
/Bitcoin SV:1.1.0/: 5 nodes (33%)
/Bitcoin SV:1.1.1/: 1 node (7%)
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Network stable with moderate economic activity.