Fractal Bitcoin

Fractal Bitcoin is a Layer 1 blockchain designed to scale Bitcoin by recursively layering additional instances of the Bitcoin Core code on top of the main Bitcoin network. Its stated purpose is to extend Bitcoin into a broader computing system capable of handling more transactions and smart-contract activity without altering the rules of the Bitcoin main chain. It is aimed at developers and users who want Bitcoin-compatible infrastructure with greater throughput.

Fractal Bitcoin sits in the Proof of Work category and applies a virtualization methodology that runs Bitcoin Core itself as the basis for each additional layer, meaning each layer inherits the same code and consensus logic rather than introducing a new protocol. The FB token operates within this layered system to pay for computation and block production. Because the consensus algorithm field in the stored data is not specified, further mechanical detail about its exact mining or merge-mining arrangement is not available here.

The stored data does not include a fee revenue figure for Fractal Bitcoin, so fee-based measures such as fee yield or protocol revenue cannot be reported for this asset. What the data does show, at this point in time, is that 52.53 percent of the 210,000,000 maximum supply is circulating, leaving a dilution overhang of roughly 43.96 percent of max supply still to be issued. The fully diluted valuation is 1.44 times the current market capitalisation, reflecting that gap between circulating and maximum supply. Twenty-four-hour turnover stands at 1.35 percent of market capitalisation, indicating the share of the market cap that changed hands in that single day.