135 GB attributed · of 781 GB of Bitcoin blockspace
18,770.4866 BTC in fees
The Bitcoin Blockspace Meter
A block is a fixed quantity of blockspace, consumed once and never again.
A blockspace token is a receipt for part of that consumption.
Backing is bytes bought for a token’s purpose; where tokens bought the same bytes, the bytes divide among them.
Every byte of every block is counted in exactly one place.
Block 974,399 · 3 Nov 2026 · 1,747,123 B
Three answers to “how much”, kept in parallel
| Book | The one line | Written so far |
|---|---|---|
| A · inclusive | Bytes of every transaction built for the token, pooled among its claimants. Fees follow this book. | 135 GB |
| B · regional | Of those, the bytes the token’s operation actually occupied. | 129 GB |
| C · content | Of those, the bytes of the artifact body itself. | 36.6 GB |
A null in the regional book means not measured — never zero.
Every byte counted exactly once.
For every block in the books, the four categories — claimed, carriage, burned, unclaimed — sum to the block’s exact size, and no byte is in two. The reader can add the numbers. Below: the whole written range at once.
books written to block 974,399 · of 781 GB counted so far · attributed 17.3% of the written range
The tokens with the most blockspace
| # | Token | Protocol | Attributed (MB) | Ops | Fees | Issued |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | UNCOMMON•GOODS(1:0) | Runes | 25,052.2 | 172,073,825 | 278.8283 BTC | 840,000 |
| 2 | DIESEL(2:0) | Alkanes | 11,126.6 | 103,531,279 | 38.7732 BTC | 880,004 |
| 3 | Tether(omni/31) | Omni | 6,503.5 | 19,038,761 | 5,244.5043 BTC | — |
| 4 | sats | BRC-20 | 3,790.7 | 21,280,369 | 263.2656 BTC | 779,971 |
| 5 | quark(9125f03bcf9325…) | ARC-20 | 2,607.3 | 1,961,603 | 143.7164 BTC | 822,588 |
| 6 | COOK•THE•MEMPOOL(840000:65) | Runes | 845.0 | 4,450,374 | 113.9703 BTC | 840,000 |
| 7 | doge | BRC-20 | 633.7 | 6,121,217 | 13.2309 BTC | 779,978 |
| 8 | neutron(1d00ffffa6d003…) | ARC-20 | 522.6 | 607,718 | 14.9518 BTC | 820,831 |
| 9 | dragon(dc0038f5313f5f…) | ARC-20 | 492.1 | 619,529 | 12.3690 BTC | 821,900 |
| 10 | dmt-nat | TAP | 443.7 | 1,364,036 | 56.8774 BTC | 817,709 |
| 11 | sophon(360533d31e6f3c…) | ARC-20 | 411.4 | 539,120 | 10.7801 BTC | 823,209 |
| 12 | eorb | BRC-20 | 368.1 | 2,110,027 | 59.6567 BTC | 791,973 |
| 13 | 𝛑 | BRC-20 | 356.6 | 535,598 | 27.4973 BTC | 789,165 |
| 14 | mask | BRC-20 | 355.1 | 2,119,709 | 11.8497 BTC | 780,029 |
| 15 | Z•Z•Z•Z•Z•FEHU•Z•Z•Z•Z•Z(840000:1) | Runes | 255.1 | 1,200,861 | 333.6768 BTC | 840,000 |
Blockspace consumed, blockspace attributed
Chain bytes against attributed bytes, cumulative
Two panels, two scales, one shared height axis. The gap between their shapes is the unclaimed reservoir.
books written to block 974,399
Table view
The attributed share of each stretch of chain
The same two series as one ratio, so they share a single axis honestly.
books written to block 974,399
Table view
Both series are clipped to the books frontier, so they describe the same blocks as every other page. All three charts, with the unit and bucket controls →