Network status
What it shows
Near-real-time status of the most important chains: Bitcoin block height with the last 24h transaction count, plus the XRP ledger height. A simple network-pulse indicator that shows whether the chains keep producing blocks and processing transactions without disruption.
How to read it
Treat this widget as a network liveness check, not a price signal: block and ledger counters should keep rising, and the BTC transaction count shows how intensely the network is used. Practical takeaway: a sustained rise in transactions alongside healthy block production signals real chain usage, while a sudden drop in activity is worth cross-checking against other on-chain data.
Parameters
- BTC block height
- The number of the latest mined Bitcoin block. It ticks up by one roughly every 10 minutes.
- Neutral reading: A steadily rising value means the network is operating normally.
- BTC transactions 24h
- Number of transactions processed on the Bitcoin network over the last 24 hours.
- Positive reading: High and rising: a lively, actively used network.
- Negative reading: Clearly falling: weakening interest and on-chain activity.
- Neutral reading: Stable day to day, that is a typical level of network usage.
- XRP ledger height
- The number of the latest closed ledger on the XRP network, which is the equivalent of block height.
- Neutral reading: A smoothly rising counter confirms the XRP network is closing ledgers without downtime.
Example
BTC block height rises normally while the 24h transaction count jumps from 350k to 480k, which means the network is heavily loaded and actively used. A halving of transactions with flat block counters would signal a clear cooldown in on-chain activity.