Ethereum: A guide for finding the average transaction values
As a passionate cryptocurrency, you are probably interested in understanding the shades of the Ethereum ecosystem. An aspect that can be difficult to understand is the average value of the transaction. What exactly does that mean? And where can we find this information?
In this article, we will deepen in what is an average transaction value (ATV) and how to access blockchain.info.
What is the estimated average value of the transaction (ATV)?
The estimated average value of the transaction (ATV) measures the average amount of a cryptocurrency that is spent in transactions throughout the entire historical of a particular address. Essentially, it is a calculation based on the total value of all transactions performed by a wallet or individual account, divided by the number of unique transactions.
Combining the estimated value of the Blockchain.info transaction and the number of transactions per day (TTPD) Graphs
You are probably familiar with blockchain.info, a popular platform for monitoring cryptocurrency prices and transaction data. To combine their graphs, you can follow these steps:
- Connect to your Blockchain.info account.
- Click the “wallets” tab at the top of the page.
- Select the wallet or address where you want to view the ATV chart.
- In the section “Details of transactions”, click the “Data” button next to “The estimated transaction value”.
- A new window will appear the estimated ATV for the respective wallet.
Next, scroll down to the “number of transactions per day (TTPD)” under the label “transactions per day”.
- To combine these two diagrams, you can use a third -party website or API service, such as [Coingecko’s Block Explorer] ( Ethereum). This will allow you to get the ATV value and TTPD data for an Ethereum address.
Code for example: Atv and TTPD data taking over using the Coingecko Block Explorer
Here is a simple example in the Python code that demonstrates how to pick up this data:
`Python
Import requests
def get_atv_ttpd_data (address):
URL = f " [ddress ramote_access = public & localaccess = private"
Reply = Requests.Get (URL)
Turn {
"Estimated_transction_value": Float (response.json ("market_data"] ["current_price"),
"Unique_transactions
}
Address = "0x ... Your Ethereum address ..."
data = get_atv_ttpd_data (address)
Printing (F "Estimated average transaction value: {data ['estimated_transction_value']}")
Print (F "Number of transactions per day (ttpd): {Data ['uni_transactions_per_day']}")
`
Tips and Variations
To improve your search, you can use more specific keywords or keywords. Also, you may want to consider using a data flow such as Coingecko API to achieve real-time ATV and TTPD values.
In addition, note that these diagrams are estimates based on historical transaction data. To get an exact image of the average transaction values, it is essential to monitor recent transactions and adjust your calculations accordingly.
Following this guide, you should be able to find the average graph for transactions for Ethereum on blockchain.info and combine it with their number of transactions per day (TTPD) Diagrams using third -day data sources. Happy mining!