Bitcoin
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How to read on-chain data
On-chain measurements describe network usage and security. They are conventional measures, not LUC Signals, and they carry no recommendation.
Network security & mining not published
Hash rate, difficulty (and its retarget estimate), the observed block interval and the mining-pool attribution are collected and analyzed, but their provider's public-display rights are not verified, so no network-security section is published rather than an empty one. Block count itself remains in the current-state summary as context.
Daily unique addresses active on the Bitcoin network (Coin Metrics).
Point-in-time percentile of active addresses within their own history.
Current: 54.9%
Number of addresses with a non-zero balance; this is an address count, not a user count.
Daily transaction count on the Bitcoin network (Coin Metrics).
Addresses are not users
On-chain addresses are not users: one entity can control many addresses and one address can represent many entities or services. 7-day / 30-day unique active addresses and new deposit addresses require provider-side address-level computation, which the current free data sources do not offer, so none is synthesized.
Adjusted transfer value unavailable
Economic transfer value must exclude change and self-transfers and is an adjusted metric (Adjusted Transfer Value). It is unavailable on the Coin Metrics free community tier, so this page reports transfer counts only, not transfer amounts.