MatMul rate
283.5M/s
+98.35% in 7d
BTX Weekly / Issue 001 / July 2026
Compute nearly doubles. v0.33.1 ships.
Over the last 7d, BTX added 6,755 blocks as its public MatMul estimate rose 98.35%.
The numbers
Compute drove the move.
Compute floor
$940.20
+116.13% in 7d
Model price
$1,195.93
+115.70% in 7d
12m forward
$3,824.92
+11.80% in 7d
Bitcoin-equivalent security rose from 0.69% to 1.47%. The chain issued 135,100 BTX under its fixed subsidy schedule while Bitcoin's price input rose 1.95% over the same public series.
The network moved faster than Bitcoin.
Over the last 7d, BTX's network MatMul estimate rose from 142.9M to 283.5M per second. Compute, not the BTC input, drove most of the public model move.
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Model output is not a desk quote. Private execution prices remain private.
Current release
Wallet interop lands in v0.33.1.
The point release adds native import, restore, and export support for browser-compatible .btxwallet bundles. It retains the v0.33.0 mainnet hardening, signed checksums, and the version-9 snapshot at height 155,700. It adds no consensus activation or P2MR wire-format change.
In one monitored sample, btxprice observed 272 direct peers across 38 countries. Ten peers ran v0.33.1, 17 ran v0.33.0, and 232 still ran v0.32.12. This is a direct-peer sample, not a full network census.
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Sources and notes
Current model JSON7-day history JSONNetwork telemetryv0.33.1 releasev0.33.0 releasebtx.devNIST FIPS 204
Data window: last 7d through publication. Model figures are estimates from btxprice.com. They are not executable desk prices, investment advice, or a promise of future value. Network peer telemetry is one monitored node's direct-peer sample, not a full census.
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