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Transfer Count

रेंज
  • 1M1M
  • 3M3M
  • 6M6M
  • 1Y1Y
  • ALLALL
स्केल
  • लीनियरलीनियर
  • लॉगरिदमिकलॉगरिदमिक
नवीनतम
568.59K
2026-10-28 · 568,594
1D बदलाव
+0.17%
पिछला 567.64K
7D बदलाव
+1.64%
पिछला 559.42K
30D बदलाव
-6.09%
पिछला 605.47K
4Y पर्सेंटाइल
7%
पूरा इतिहास 52%
ऑल-टाइम हाई
1.99M
2015-09-02 · -71.49%
1Y दायरा
464.96K – 1.07M
कब से 2009-01-12
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यह क्या मापता है

Transfer Count totals the individual BTC transfers recorded on-chain each day, in transfers. A Bitcoin transaction can contain multiple recipient outputs, so a transfer count is distinct from a count of transactions or unique senders.

इसे कैसे पढ़ें

Rising counts show more frequent on-chain movement; falling counts show fewer transfers being recorded. The historical high was about 1.995 million on September 2, 2015, whereas the 2023 yearly high was about 1.690 million, illustrating that the busiest transfer day need not coincide with a price high.

Batch payments, repeated wallet activity and many small outputs can lift the count without a matching rise in economic value. Transfers are not necessarily changes of owner or purchases, and exchange-ledger trades and off-chain payments are outside this chain-based measure.

आवृत्ति
दैनिक (UTC 00:00)
एसेट
BTC
प्रकार
एकल मान
डेटा कब से
2009-01-12
नवीनतम डेटा
2026-10-28
डेटा पॉइंट
6,499

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न

Why can transfer count exceed transaction count?

One transaction can pay several recipients through multiple outputs. Counting the resulting transfers can therefore produce a larger number than counting the transaction once.

Does one transfer mean one Bitcoin user?

No. A participant can send or receive repeatedly, and a service may process transfers for many customers. The metric measures activity rather than the number of people using Bitcoin.

How does Transfer Count relate to Transfers per Second?

The per-second series expresses daily transfer activity as a rate by dividing the count by the seconds in a day. It is the same activity on a different scale, not an independent measure of capacity.