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This topic provides all the information you need to know about how to safely and securely explore and analyze the Bitcoin blockchain using a Bitcoin browser. You'll learn how to track transactions, view balances, monitor market trends, and gain an in-depth understanding of the Bitcoin network. For more content, follow the following articles
- How to check Bitcoin transaction volume?How to check Bitcoin transaction volume? 1. Choose a platform exchange that supports viewing Bitcoin trading volume: mainstream exchanges such as Binance, Huobi, and OKX all provide Bitcoin trading volume query functions. Market websites: CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and other market websites also provide Bitcoin transaction volume query functions. Block explorer: The block explorer can view all Bitcoin transaction records and calculate the Bitcoin transaction volume by analyzing the transaction records. 2. Search for Bitcoin trading pairs. Find Bitcoin trading pairs on exchanges or market websites, such as BTC/USDT. 3. Check the trading volume data. On the trading pair page, you can see the trading volume data of Bitcoin, which usually includes 24-hour trading volume, 7-day trading volume, and 30-day trading volume.
- What coin is Bitcoin SV? Is Bitcoin SV valuable?Bitcoin SV: Controversy and Value Bitcoin SV (BSV) is a fork of Bitcoin and was born on November 15, 2018. BSV was developed by a team led by Craig Wright to restore Bitcoin's original vision of becoming a decentralized global payment system. BSV is committed to providing faster transaction speeds and lower transaction costs to better enable the use of digital assets in daily transactions. Supporters of BSV believe that by expanding the block size limit and adopting higher network capacity, BSV can meet more transaction needs, thereby improving the Bitcoin network. The main difference between BSV and Bitcoin is its block size. Bitcoin’s block size is limited to 1MB, while BSV’s blocks are larger
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