Web3 Data & On-Chain Insights
Do you want to know what is going on on-chain? On-chain data is what tells you how healthy a chain is, what the current supply situation is and how much a transaction might cost you. This page provides educational blockchain data across multiple networks including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, BSC (Binance Smart Chain), and Optimism, showcasing how information is stored, processed, and can be analyzed for better understanding of distributed ledger technologies.
Blockchain Fundamentals
ETH Total Supply (Ethereum only):
This card shows the current amount of Ether (ETH) in circulation, including staking rewards from ETH2, fees burnt through EIP1559, and total ETH withdrawn from the beacon chain. This Etherscan-provided data demonstrates how token economics function within the Ethereum network and illustrates the impact of protocol changes on currency supply.
Block Data (All Networks):
This card reveals details about the latest mined blocks across multiple networks, allowing you to compare how different chains process transactions. You can observe block numbers, timestamps, transaction counts, mining rewards, and block sizes across Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, BSC, and Optimism. These comparisons demonstrate the technical differences between Layer 1 blockchains and Layer 2 scaling solutions in terms of throughput and efficiency.
Gas Usage (All Networks):
Here you can see how much Gas was used in the latest blocks across different networks, how much this was of the maximum supply, and how much of it was burnt. Comparing gas usage between networks like Ethereum (Layer 1) and its scaling solutions like Arbitrum and Optimism (Layer 2s) demonstrates the efficiency gains of different scaling approaches. The gas data also showcases different fee models across chains, from Ethereum's EIP-1559 to the fee structures on alternative networks.
Transaction Pattern Observations
Blockchain networks exhibit various transaction patterns that demonstrate different use cases and technical capabilities across ecosystems:
High-Value Transactions:
The ability to transfer large values without intermediaries is a core feature of blockchain technology. Observing high-value transactions across different networks demonstrates how value flows through the blockchain ecosystem. These observations help illustrate use cases like bridge transfers between chains, institutional participation, and significant protocol operations.
Automated Transaction Patterns:
Repeated transaction patterns from specific addresses often indicate automated smart contract interactions or programmatic usage of blockchains. By observing these patterns across Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, BSC, and Optimism, you can see how different protocols and applications function on each network. These patterns help demonstrate the relative activity of decentralized applications on different chains.
Cross-Chain Comparisons
The multi-chain data available on this page offers educational insights into the blockchain ecosystem:
- Scaling Solutions: Compare how Layer 2 networks like Arbitrum and Optimism improve upon Ethereum's transaction capacity and gas costs
- Alternative Layer 1s: See how BSC and Polygon operate with different consensus mechanisms and validator structures
- Network Activity: Observe which chains have more transaction volume and different usage patterns
- Technical Trade-offs: Understand the balance between decentralization, speed, and cost across different blockchain designs
Note: All data presented on this page is for educational and research purposes only. This information demonstrates the transparency and functionality of public blockchain networks but should not be used for investment decisions or financial planning. The on-chain data is retrieved in real-time from the respective blockchain networks, while the ETH supply information is provided via Etherscan.
ETH Total Supply
Here you can see the current amount of Ether in circulation, ETH2 Staking rewards, EIP1559 burnt fees, and total withdrawn ETH from the beacon chain. This is ETH Mainnet Data only!
Block Data
Here you can see data from the latest Block. Find out who mined the latest Block and what Fees they received.
Gas Usage
Find out how much gas was spent in the last block. You can see the gas used, how much that was compared to the total limit of 30.000.000 and how much was burned in the process.
Get Wallet Infos
Enter any wallet address to get the native currency balance across multiple chains.
Unusual Transaction Activity
Monitor whale movements and bot activities on Ethereum that could impact market conditions
Other Resources
Follow these Links to find out more valuable information about what these metrics mean.
Blockchain KPIs
To evaluate the effectiveness and health of blockchain systems, several Key Performance Indicators are used. They offer insights into network performance, security & activity.