General Blockchain Statistics
Transactions per second shows the utilisation of the blockchain for the coin transmission.
TX per Second calculated as a number of transactions divided by the number of second within the measurement interval.
- TX/s (all) transactions per second including all transactions.
- TX/s (non-reward) transactions per second excluding reward and nonstandard transactions.
Transaction types shows the distribution between different transaction types.
Following types can be found:
- reward a transaction with the new coins rewarded to the block winner
- nonstandard a transaction used in the Proof-of-Stake blockchains as a part of the block reward solution
- asset a transaction related to the on-chain asset use
- coldstake a transaction related to the Cold Staking feature
- regular a general coin transfer transaction
Address and Group count values shows the address and addressgroup base growth over the time.
Address - a number of unique addresses in the blockchain being used by the measurement timestamp.
Groups - a number of unique address groups in the blockchain being detected by the measurement timestamp.
VOUT types shows the distribution between different VOUT types.
Following types can be found:
- pubkey Pay to public key type (P2PK)
- pubkeyhash Pay to public key hash type (P2PKH)
- scripthash Pay to script hash type (P2SH)
- witness_v0_keyhash Pay to witness private key hash type (P2WPKH)
- witness_v0_scripthash Pay to witness script hash type (P2WSH)
- multisig Pay to multi-signature type (P2MS)
- nulldata
- nonstandard
- nullassetdata
- new_asset Asset creation type
- transfer_asset Asset transfer type
- reissue_asset Asset re-issue type
- coldstake Type related to coldstake operation
- shield Type related to Shield feature
- exchangeaddress Type related to exchange addresses in Shield feature
- zerocoinmint Type related to the Zerocoin minting
Average block size shows effective load of the blockchain over the measurement period.
Block size measured in Bytes.
This chart shows distribution of blocks between different versions.
Coinnomics Statistics
This chart shows the price evolution of the coin over time.
Reported value is a volume weighted average price in BTC. Data collected from the selected markets using this explorer API collector.
This data may deviate from the ones provided by the market aggregators, such as CMC.
This chart shows the price evolution of the coin over time.
Reported value is a volume weighted average price in USD. Data collected from the selected markets using this explorer API collector.
This data may deviate from the ones provided by the market aggregators, such as CMC.
This chart shows transaction fee rate in DOGPU per byte of transaction size.
This chart shows the coin supply, burned coins and coin circulation.
This chart shows coin economical activity with respect to the coin holding duration.
Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) for any given transaction is calculated by taking the number of coins in a transaction and multiplying it by the number of days it has been since those coins were last spent.
CDD doesn't include coins sent to the same address, e.g. in case of sending change to any of addresses appearing in the transaction VINs.
Adjusted Coin Days Destroyed (ACDD) is a CDD value normalized to the Circulating Supply.
Adjusted CDD more accurately represents the quantity of coins sold by long-term holders over time. It removes the influence of the new coins emission over the time.
This chart shows an economical activity of the coin in a classical representation of the coins being moved in the transactions over time.
Asset-specific Statistics
This chart shows the number of the assets per its type created over time.
This chart shows the distribution between different asset transaction types.
Following types can be found:
- new_asset creation of a new asset
- transfer_asset transfer of the existing asset to another address
- reissue_asset additional supply of the existing asset
Proof-of-Work Statistics
This chart shows the evolution of the aggregated computation power being used in the blockchain for the purpose of mining a new block.
This computation power is traditionally measured in the number of hashing operations per second (H/s).
This chart shows the evolution of the computation difficulty for the task of mining a new block.