Block production and transaction throughput. Each chart shows only the live chain; at the QRL 2.0 cutover the full-history timelines stitch into one continuous line with a marker at the hand-over. For a live network-health snapshot, see the network dashboard →.
Economic user transactions confirmed per day.
Blocks produced per day.
Daily transaction mix, broken down by type.
Average seconds between blocks per day.
Average serialized block size per day (KB).
How often each coin changes hands per year.
What it costs to transact on the network — daily fee percentiles per transaction.
Wallet growth and how active usage trends over time. For the full adoption picture, see QRL adoption & growth →.
Wallets holding a balance over time — filter by size or show all ever seen.
Unique wallets transacting per day, excluding payout floods.
Unique addresses active per rolling 7 and 30 days.
Daily split of first-ever vs already-known wallets.
Share of monthly-active wallets that were active today.
Average economic transactions per active wallet, per day.
How much QRL exists, where it lives, and how much sits still. For holder concentration, Gini and Nakamoto coefficients, see wealth distribution →.
Total coins minted on-chain over time.
New coins entering supply each day (mint minus burn).
Annualized supply growth — how fast new coins dilute holders.
Wealth concentration across holders, over time (0–1).
Fewest addresses that together control >50% of supply.
Percentage of supply held by the largest 10, 100 or 1,000 addresses.
Herfindahl-Hirschman concentration of holdings, over time.
Supply split by how long since it last moved (HODL waves).
Spikes when long-dormant coins move (old money waking up).
Large-balance behaviour and net flows on the network.
Number of wallets above the whale threshold, over time.
Daily net coin flow of the largest wallets.
Daily coins flowing into minus out of exchange wallets.
Largest single coin transfer each day.
Leaderboards by transaction count, balance, and inflow. See the full behavioral leaderboards on Top Accounts → and balance rankings on the Richlist →
Conventions used on the thumbnails and what happens when you tap a chart.