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Pearl Network mainnet

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Every figure below is computed from Keshi's own index. Windowed metrics state their window; partial windows say so; market data sits in its own frame and never mixes with chain data.

The work-rate window is set on the PoUW work rate card and scopes the work-rate, difficulty and block-interval charts.

Block height
Block age

Header timestamps are miner-set with a ±5 minute consensus tolerance. This is block age, not network latency.

PoUW work rate

200 window

EH/s — matmul attempts per second — a difficulty-derived consensus measure, not a measure of AI computation performed.

Difficulty

WTEMA, adjusts every block

Block subsidy

Smooth decay, no halvings. Pearl coinbases pay subsidy plus fees in one output.

Transactions (24h)

Canonical non-coinbase transactions.

Mempool — our node

Mempools are per-node. This is our node’s mempool; other explorers legitimately disagree, and they are not wrong.

Average block interval (24h)

Target 194 s

Computed from miner-set header timestamps over canonical blocks; never extrapolate height to time from it.

Emitted supply (observed)

Keshi’s headline supply number is observed issuance: the sum of coinbase outputs over canonical blocks. On Pearl a coinbase output pays subsidy plus that block’s fees, so observed issuance runs slightly above the theoretical curve.

Market data — CoinGecko

Not chain data

PoUW work rate

Instantaneous per-block rate over the 200 window.

matmul attempts per second — a difficulty-derived consensus measure, not a measure of AI computation performed.

Difficulty

WTEMA with a 7-day half-life adjusts every block, so this is a smooth series rather than a step function.

Block interval

Header-to-header spacing against Pearl's 194 s target.

  • Interval per block
  • 20-block mean
  • 194 s target

Header timestamps are miner-set with a ±5 minute tolerance, so single-block spacing is noisy by construction; the rolling mean is the readable signal.

Transactions per day

Canonical non-coinbase transactions per UTC day.

Fees per day

Fees the miner actually claimed — coinbase value minus consensus subsidy, a lower bound on fees paid.

Issuance per day

Sum of coinbase outputs per UTC day. On Pearl that is subsidy plus fees in a single output.

Emission curve

No halvings: the subsidy decays smoothly, so cumulative issuance is a curve rather than a staircase.

  • Theoretical curve S·t/(t+H)
  • Observed issuance
  • Milestone

Keshi’s headline supply number is observed issuance: the sum of coinbase outputs over canonical blocks. On Pearl a coinbase output pays subsidy plus that block’s fees, so observed issuance runs slightly above the theoretical curve.

Mempool depth

Our node's mempool, sampled by this page since it loaded.

Mempools are per-node. This is our node’s mempool; other explorers legitimately disagree, and they are not wrong.

Mining pool share

Attribution by coinbase output address against Keshi's label table.

  • Labelled pool
  • Unattributed

Blocks whose coinbase address carries no label are reported as one “unattributed” row. They are never hidden and never redistributed across known pools.

The window is part of the number. Published work rates for the same chain state diverge by up to 26% purely from estimator window, so Keshi always shows its own window and never scrapes anyone else’s figure.

Latest blocks

Polling; the live stream is not connected.

All blocks

Latest transactions

From the 3 newest blocks in our index.