QRL Weekly & Monthly Reports
What happened on the QRL blockchain, week by week and month by month.
Every Monday Quantascan sums up the past week on the QRL mainnet: what the 300 largest holders did, how much QRL moved onto and off exchanges, the biggest transfers and whether long-idle coins started moving. On the first of each month a longer report adds network activity, mining, supply and the QRL 2.0 testnet. Each figure links through to the wallets and transactions behind it.
No reports yet. The first one appears here after the next weekly summary, every Monday.
What the reports cover
Weekly reportMonday to Sunday: the top 300 holders, exchange flows, the largest transfers, coin-days destroyed against the usual level, and mining.
Monthly reportThe calendar month: everything in the weekly report plus transactions, active and new addresses, total supply, holder count and the QRL 2.0 testnet.
How it is measuredStraight from the chain Quantascan indexes. Figures are recalculated, not frozen, so a data correction also corrects older reports. See exchange flow for how exchange deposits are detected.
FAQ about QRL reports
Common questions about this page
- How often are QRL reports published?
- A weekly report every Monday, covering Monday to Sunday of the week before, and a monthly report on the first day of each month. Both use UTC.
- Where do the figures come from?
- From the QRL blockchain itself. Quantascan indexes every block and transaction and computes the figures from that data. Exchange figures include the personal deposit addresses exchanges give their users, which are detected from on-chain behaviour.
- Can the figures in a report change?
- Yes, slightly. Reports are recalculated from the indexed chain data rather than frozen, so a correction to that data (for example a re-indexed block) also corrects older reports.
- Does a lower balance mean a holder sold?
- Not necessarily. Coins can move to another wallet of the same owner. That is why the reports show separately how much went to an exchange, the closest on-chain signal of selling.
- Can I quote the figures?
- Yes. You may quote the figures freely; please link back to the report you took them from.