Cumulative Inscription Transactions
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About this metric
What it measures
Cumulative Inscription Transactions adds each day's inscription-related transaction counts from the beginning of the series on December 14, 2022. Running totals are shown separately for Text, BRC-20, Image, Video, Audio and Other, in transactions.
How to read it
The slope shows how quickly activity is accumulating: a steepening line means more new transactions per day, while a flatter line means slower additions. By October 17, 2026, BRC-20 had accumulated about 102.57 million transactions, compared with 16.36 million for Text and 3.17 million for Image, highlighting their different cumulative footprints.
A cumulative total normally stays flat or rises, so a new high does not establish renewed demand. Early activity remains in the total after current usage fades, and the count says nothing about unique holders or asset valuations. Use the daily transaction chart to identify whether growth is accelerating now.
- Frequency
- Daily (UTC 00:00)
- Asset
- BTC
- Category
- Transfers & Transactions
- Type
- Breakdown
- Data since
- 2022-12-14
- Latest data
- 2026-10-27
FAQ
Why does the cumulative inscription chart keep making new highs?
Each day's count is added to the previous total, so any new classified transaction raises the series. The pace of increase is more informative about current activity than the level alone.
Can I recover daily inscription activity from the cumulative series?
In principle, the difference between consecutive daily totals gives that day's addition. Rounded cumulative values can make the result approximate, so the dedicated daily count is preferable.
Does the cumulative count measure how many inscription assets still exist?
No. It adds classified transaction events over time. It is not an inventory of distinct assets or holders, and repeated activity can contribute to the count.
