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Bitcoin Cash Network Monitoring

Peer-to-peer electronic cash network that split from Bitcoin in 2017, crawled over IPv4, IPv6, and Tor.

832
832
Compared to 1 week ago
+2%
Network Size
Oct. 15, 2026, 8:23 p.m. UTC
Last updated 1 day, 1 hour ago
Bchn
Bchn
Dominant Client
Oct. 15, 2026, 8:23 p.m. UTC
Last updated 1 day, 1 hour ago
DE
DE
Dominant Country
Oct. 15, 2026, 8:23 p.m. UTC
Last updated 1 day, 1 hour ago

Monitored Components

Topology

Nodes

Geographic Distribution

The online peers per city in the latest crawl. Tor peers have no IP address, so they are not on the map.

Peers By City

Peers By City

This map shows the online peers per city in the last crawl of the latest day. The city and its coordinates come from the IP address mapping of ipregistry.co. Peers without a known city are not on the map. The text below the map shows how many peers are not on the map.

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Client Diversity

The client software of the online peers.

Active Agents Distribution (24h)

Snapshot of active agents within the last 24hrs

Client Diversity Trend

Client Diversity Trend

Shows the evolution of different user agent types (client software) participating in the network, over time.

Each agent type represents a different implementation and and indicates its relative prevalence within the network for the given reporting period. This chart helps track software diversity, adoption of new client versions, and overall network health, in terms of active nodes in the network.

The Unknown category represents nodes where the agent version could not be retrieved through the libp2p identify protocol. This situation can occur due to various reasons, such as the node terminating the connection before completing the full protocol negotiation.

Client participation over time

Network Health

The sync state of the nodes, the transports that they listen on, and where they run.

Sync State

Sync State

Shows the values of the latest crawl.

Compares the start height that each node reports in its version message with the majority tip, the most common start height of the crawl. A crawl takes up to two hours, so a distance of up to 12 blocks counts as in sync.

  • In Sync: at most 12 blocks from the majority tip.
  • Behind and Far Behind: more than 12 and more than 1,008 blocks (one week) below the majority tip.
  • IBD: initial block download. The node is behind, and it sends the maximum fee filter, which Bitcoin Core does during the initial block download.
  • Ahead: more than 12 blocks above the majority tip. Such nodes follow another chain.
  • Height 0: the node reports no blocks.

Online peers per distance to the majority tip in the latest crawl

Supported Transports

Network snapshot in terms of supported transports

Cloud Distribution (24h)

Snapshot of clients running with hosting providers

Countries Distribution (24h)

Snapshot of active agents geolocation within the last 24hrs

Measurement Tools

Our network monitoring employs advanced crawling and probing tools and techniques to gather comprehensive data about network health, topology, and performance.

Our Tools

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Akai

A libp2p generic DA sampler for the Web3 space
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DAS Guardian

A Data Availability Sampling tool to asses Ethereum Node's real custody
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Bitswap Sniffer

A CID sniffer for content in IPFS over Bitswap and DHT requests
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Tiros

A performance measurement tool for Kubo and IPFS-hosted websites.
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Parsec

A DHT and IPNI lookup performance measurement tool.
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Ants

A DHT monitoring tool for NAT'd peers.
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Hermes

A lightweight GossipSub tracer.
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Nebula

A network agnostic DHT crawler and monitoring tool