Every orange dot is a real bitcoin transaction, arriving live and waiting in the open block. Every ~10 minutes, a miner wins the lottery, scoops the page, and stamps it onto the chain. You're watching money settle, worldwide, right now.
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What you're watching
The dots are broadcast transactions — someone, somewhere, just hit send. Bigger dots move more value (log-scaled, or the whale transfers would fill your screen). They land in the mempool: the waiting room for the next page of the notebook.
The scoop is a real block. When the height ticks up, a miner somewhere just won the ten-minute lottery, gathered waiting transactions — highest fees first, since they're bidding for page space — and sealed them into history. What you see slide onto the chain at the bottom really happened, seconds ago.
The rhythm is the point. No opening bell, no business hours, no one to call. Sunday 3am looks exactly like Monday noon. Leave this page open for ten minutes and you'll witness something no bank can show you: settlement, live, with nobody in charge.