BTC: Transaction Count — 365-Day Mean

Bitcoin Transaction Count — 365-Day Mean was 570,716.75 transactions on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

The average number of Bitcoin transactions per day over the last 365 days, leaving out miners' reward transactions.

Why use it. It is the long-run baseline of network use to set shorter windows against. How to read it. Higher means more transactions per day on average over the past year. A day with missing data leaves the window blank rather than counting as zero.

Calculation. Exact definition: Trailing 365-day simple mean of the daily count of canonical non-coinbase transactions. Higher values mean more transactions per day on average over the last 365 UTC days. Every adjacent daily input must be observed and final; missing, partial or provisional days leave the window unknown. A day counts as zero only when the canonical header range and median-time-past frontier prove it empty. The selected range never restarts the window. This is raw transaction activity, not an entity count. Assign canonical non-coinbase transactions to UTC days by actual block-header timestamp, then average 365 adjacent daily counts with the 40-significant-digit half-even decimal rolling calculation. Uses local canonical Bitcoin data from our own validated Bitcoin Core node; no price history is required.