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Orange Surf monitors global transaction replacements using mempool.space's infrastructure, which consists of 60 bare-metal servers across seven data centers. This setup provides immediate global visibility into RBF activity.
Current Bitcoin network stats show a price of $64,760, a market cap of $1.3 trillion, and an average block time of 10 minutes and 16 seconds. The mempool currently has 86,317 transactions.
The mempool shows 94,961 transactions, with high priority transactions costing 4 sats per vbyte; hash rate has fallen significantly from 1.13 zetahash in October to 893 exahash since July 3rd.
Mempool transaction fees are low, with 2 sats/vbyte for high priority and 0.2 sats/vbyte for no priority currently clearing next blocks.
Murch explains high-bandwidth peers send compact blocks unannounced, speeding propagation. Blocks-only nodes reject them because they lack a mempool for reconstruction.
Malicious compact block announcements could probe a node's mempool, especially for blocks-only nodes. The fix reduces this attack surface.
Clark Moody dashboard shows Bitcoin at $62,910, mempool with 697 transactions, and a -4.1% difficulty adjustment pending Saturday.
Clark's dashboard shows 14,549 transactions in the mempool, while mempool.space reports 112,560. High-priority transaction fees are 6 sats/vB, costing around $0.50.
Transaction fees remain low at two sats per vbyte for the next block, indicating reduced activity. Marty noted Clark's mempool recorded 2,559 transactions, while mempool.space showed 106,547.