Usage: /testnet/q/query[/parameter]

This is data for the TESTnet. Uptime and accuracy are not guaranteed.

Queries currently supported:

Real-time stats

While Bitcoin Block Explorer can run at a delay of up to two minutes, these tools are all completely real-time.

• getdifficulty - shows the current difficulty as a multiple of the minimum difficulty (highest target) on the main network.
• getblockcount - shows the number of blocks in the longest block chain.
• latesthash - shows the latest block hash.
• hextarget - shows the current target as a hexadecimal number.
• decimaltarget - shows the current target as a decimal number.
• probability - shows the probability of a single hash solving a block with the current difficulty.
• hashestowin - shows the average number of hashes required to win a block with the current difficulty.
• nextretarget - shows the block count when the next retarget will take place.
• estimate - shows an estimate for the next mainline-equivalent difficulty.
• totalbc - shows the total number of Bitcoins in circulation. You can also see the circulation at a particular number of blocks.
• bcperblock - shows the number of Bitcoins created per block. You can also see the BC per block at a particular number of blocks.

Delayed stats

These use BBE data.

• avgtxsize - shows the average transaction size. The parameter sets how many blocks to look back at (default 1000).
• avgblocksize - shows the average block size. The parameter sets how many blocks to look back at (default 1000).
• interval - shows the average interval between blocks, in seconds. The parameter sets how many blocks to look back at (default 1000).
• eta - shows the estimated number of seconds until the next retarget. The parameter sets how many blocks to look back at (default 1000). Blocks before the last retarget are never taken into account, however.
• avgtxnumber - shows the average number of transactions per block. The parameter sets how many blocks to look back at (default 1000).
• getreceivedbyaddress - shows the total BTC received by an address.
• addressfirstseen - shows the time at which an address was first seen on the network.
• nethash - produces CSV statistics about block difficulty. The parameter sets the interval between data points.