Fractal Bitcoin

Fractal Bitcoin is a Layer 1 blockchain designed to scale Bitcoin by recursively building additional layers on top of the Bitcoin Core codebase itself. Its stated purpose is to extend Bitcoin into a broader computing system capable of handling more transactions and smart-contract activity than the Bitcoin main chain alone can support. It targets developers and users who want Bitcoin-compatible infrastructure with greater throughput, without departing from Bitcoin's foundational code.

Fractal Bitcoin applies what it calls a virtualization methodology, running instances of Bitcoin Core code that settle back to the Bitcoin main chain, preserving consistency with it. The project falls under Proof of Work consensus and is categorized as a Bitcoin sidechain, meaning it operates as a parallel chain rather than replacing or modifying Bitcoin directly. The FB token functions as the native asset within this system, used to pay for computation and transactions on the Fractal layers.

The data provided does not include a fee revenue figure or a description of fee flows, so this site carries no fee-based metrics such as price-to-fees or revenue yield for Fractal Bitcoin. What is recorded is a circulating supply of approximately 109.78 million FB against a maximum supply of 210 million, placing the supply-issued percentage at 69.36 percent and the supply-versus-maximum figure at 52.28 percent, both measured at a point in time. Roughly 44.18 percent of the maximum supply remains to be issued, representing the dilution overhang, and the fully diluted valuation stands at 1.44 times the current market capitalisation of approximately 42.83 million USD.