The number of unique Bitcoin addresses that were active (either sending or receiving) on a given day. A proxy for daily network usage and user engagement.
Rising active addresses during bull markets confirms organic adoption. Divergence between price (rising) and active addresses (falling) suggests speculative rather than organic growth.
The total transaction fees paid to miners by users sending Bitcoin transactions. Reflects urgency of transactions and demand for block space.
Compares short-term and long-term moving averages of daily transaction count. Identifies whether network activity is accelerating or decelerating relative to its trend.
Breakdown of Bitcoin addresses by their balance size — from shrimp (< 1 BTC) to whales (> 10,000 BTC). Shows how different wealth classes are accumulating or distributing.
Multiple moving averages of daily miner fee revenue, creating a ribbon-like visual. Helps identify sustained trends in block space demand and network adoption.