Visualizing the distribution by block by representing Bitcoin (BTC) transactions as circles
Original headline비트코인(BTC) 거래를 원형으로 표현해 블록별 분포 시각화
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Bitcoin artist and architect @architect_btc has launched Drawing Bitcoin, a free public block explorer that renders each BTC transaction as a circle whose radius is derived from the transaction amount in satoshis on a logarithmic scale, mapping the distribution of value within individual blocks. The tool was initially built to create a physical artwork based on block 865,318 and now lets users visualize and compare blocks using a consistent proportional system to study transaction patterns, correlations and structure. The release matters as a data-visualization layer for on-chain analysis rather than a trading product, with no token, funding or fee attached. What to watch next is whether the explorer adds support for comparing larger block ranges or additional chains, and whether the visualization approach gains traction among on-chain analysts.
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