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Blocktables is a comprehensive platform for statistics, cryptocurrency data and more. Dive in and explore the fascinating world of blockchain.
Blocktables is a data base for statistical blockchain data, cryptocurrency facts and market updates. Explore our database for insights on Bitcoin, Ethereum and major altcoins. If you still have a question, find the frequently asked questions below.
The data is derived from various sources such as studies, scientific publications, trade reports, and other relevant publications. This includes also cryptospecific websites such as CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko or various blockchain explorers. The background information on the respective statistics can be found in the infobox “Table & Chart Data”.
Information on the release date and survey period can be found in the “Table & Chart Data” infobox in the section “Release date” and “Survey”.
The data we use to compile our statistics is researched and edited by us. Only the data itself is reproduced, while no classification takes place. For this reason, we quote the source of the data in detail and link to the authors of the corresponding survey. Further information on the exact methodological procedure can be found in the linked sources.
Below each statistic is an information box “Table & Chart Data”, where the most important information about each statistic is displayed. For example, it lists who published the data and for which groups and region the data were collected and when. Below each statistic, you’ll find the link to the original source to dive even deeper into that study/survey/poll. Further useful information can be found directly below the respective chart/graph.
Our statistics are updated on an ongoing basis. If you would like to inform us about current survey data and interesting statistics, please use the contact form below or send an e-mail to hello@blocktables.com.
You can download both our statistics (graphs/charts) and the data in table form. To download the selected statistic, simply click on the three bars in the upper right corner of the statistic and select the file format you wish to download. To cite statistics from our website, it is best to use the URL link. Please note that we only present the corresponding data on our website and are not the source of these data or collect them. To cite statistics in scientific papers, the reference to the authors of surveys, studies, etc. is required.
Cryptocurrencies (or crypto) are digital assets secured by cryptography. Cryptocurrencies are based on the so-called distributed ledger technology, whereby all transactions are stored on the blockchain. Like traditional FIAT currencies, cryptocurrencies also act as a medium of exchange, however with no intermediaries (e.g. banks) monitoring the transactions. In addition to Bitcoin, which is considered the first cryptocurrency, there are over 10,000 different cryptocurrencies today. These cryptocurrencies are called altcoins (alternative coins).
All cryptocurrencies, coins or tokens other than Bitcoin are referred to as altcoins. The term altcoin is short for alternative coin. It alludes to the fact that Bitcoin emerged as the first or original cryptocurrency in 2009 and subsequent cryptocurrencies are classified as “alternative” or “alternate” coins. A prominent example of an altcoin is the second largest cryptocurrency Ethereum.
Explore our database for insights on Bitcoin, Ethereum and major altcoins.
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Blocktables is a comprehensive platform for statistics, cryptocurrency data and more. Dive in and explore the fascinating world of blockchain.
A comprehensive platform for blockchain data, cryptocurrency facts and market insights.
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