Bitcoin

Hashrate, currently at 944.6 exahashes per second, reflects the aggregate security budget miners are willing to commit, and changes in it over time reveal how miners are responding to the balance between block rewards and costs. The fee figures across 24-hour, 30-day, and annualized periods are worth following because miner revenue will shift increasingly toward fees as the block subsidy continues to be halved on its programmatic schedule, making fee sustainability a structural question for the network. Active addresses over the most recent full day stood at 491,486 — up 9.21 percent over the trailing 30 days — and this metric gives a sense of how broadly the network is being used for actual transactions rather than passive holding. The NVT ratio, which expresses market capitalization relative to the value settled on-chain in the last 24 hours and currently stands at 19.69, can be watched over time to see whether on-chain economic activity is keeping pace with changes in the network's overall size.

Written by an AI language model from the figures listed below, on 27 Aug 2026 04:21 UTC.