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Definiciones de métricas
Cada cifra que publica este sitio está definida aquí una sola vez: qué mide, durante qué período, de qué fuente, y las formas específicas en que puede inducir a error. Nada se muestra en ninguna parte del sitio sin tener una entrada en esta página.
| Figura | Grupo | Período que abarca | En una frase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Active Addresses | Network | 24h | The number of distinct addresses that sent or received a transaction on the network in a day. |
| Active addresses, 7-day | Network | trailing 7 days | How many distinct addresses were active on the network at least once in the past week. |
| Transaction Count (24h) | Network | 24h | The number of transactions the network confirmed in the last 24 hours. |
| Transaction Growth (30d) | Network | trailing 30 days against the preceding 30 days | The percentage change in confirmed transactions between the last thirty days and the thirty days before. |
| Active address growth | Network | change over the last 30 days | How much daily active addresses have changed over the past month. |
| Average Transaction Fee | Network | 24h | The mean amount paid in fees per transaction on the network over the period. |
| Median Transaction Fee | Network | 24h | The fee paid by the middle transaction when every transaction in the period is ranked by fee. |
| Average Block Time | Network | trailing average, reported in seconds | The average number of seconds between new blocks being added to the chain. |
| Transactions Per Second | Network | trailing 24 hours, expressed per second | The average number of transactions the network actually processed each second. |
| Hash Rate | Network | point-in-time estimate, reported in hashes per second | An estimate of how much computing power miners are directing at a proof-of-work network. |
| Mining Difficulty | Network | point-in-time | A number that sets how hard it is to find a valid block on a proof-of-work chain. |
| Validator Count | Network | point-in-time | The number of validators currently participating in a proof-of-stake network's consensus. |
| Node Count | Network | point-in-time | The number of independent machines observed running the network's software and relaying data. |
| Transactions waiting | Network | point-in-time | How many transactions are queued and waiting to be included in a block. |
| Chain size | Network | point-in-time | How much disk space a full copy of the chain's history now occupies. |
| Next difficulty change | Network | estimate for the next retarget | The projected change in mining difficulty at the network's next scheduled adjustment. |
| Blocks produced | Network | 24 hours | How many blocks the network added in the last twenty-four hours. |
| Gas per second | Network | most recent full day | How much computation the network actually executed each second, in millions of gas. |
| Value settled on-chain | Network | 24 hours | The dollar value moved on the blockchain itself in the last day. |
| Staking Ratio | Network | point-in-time | The share of a token's supply currently committed to securing a proof-of-stake network. |
| Nominal Staking Yield | Network | annualized, point-in-time rate | The annual rate of additional tokens a staker receives, before dilution and costs are considered. |
| Real Staking Yield | Network | annualized, point-in-time rate | The staking rate after subtracting the dilution caused by new tokens issued to the whole supply. |
| Liquid staking value | Network | point-in-time | Value held in the largest liquid-staking pools on this network. |
| Supply staked | Network | point-in-time | How many units of the asset are currently committed to securing the network. |
| Nakamoto coefficient | Network | point-in-time | The smallest number of validators that together could halt the network. |
| Addresses holding a balance | Network | point-in-time | How many addresses currently hold any non-zero amount of the asset. |
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