Fractal Bitcoin

Fractal Bitcoin is a Layer 1 blockchain that extends Bitcoin by recursively layering additional Bitcoin Core-based chains on top of one another, aiming to increase transaction throughput without altering the Bitcoin main chain. It positions itself as a scaling solution for developers and users who want Bitcoin-compatible infrastructure capable of handling higher computational loads. The project describes its approach as a virtualization methodology, treating Bitcoin's base layer as a foundation that can be replicated in nested form rather than modified.

Fractal Bitcoin runs using Bitcoin Core code and falls within the Proof of Work consensus family, meaning miners compete to produce blocks, though the block time recorded in the data is listed as zero minutes, which leaves the precise block interval unclear from the available information. The FB token operates within this sidechain environment, serving as the native asset for transactions and network activity on the Fractal layers. Because it is classified as a Bitcoin sidechain, its relationship to Bitcoin main-chain settlement is defined by its bridging mechanism rather than direct on-chain anchoring.

No fee stream data is stored for Fractal Bitcoin, so fee-based measures such as protocol revenue or fee yields cannot be reported for this asset. What the data does show is a circulating supply of 109,792,074.95 FB against a maximum supply of 210,000,000, meaning 52.28 percent of the maximum supply is currently in circulation at the point-in-time measurement. The dilution overhang stands at 43.05 percent point-in-time, reflecting the share of the maximum supply not yet issued, and the fully diluted valuation is 1.43 times the current market capitalisation, also point-in-time. The 24-hour turnover ratio is 3.09 percent of circulating supply over the past 24 hours.