Bitcoin
Settlement layer
- How it moves
- Transactions recorded in blocks
- Confirmation
- Depends on block inclusion and confirmations
- Fees
- Bitcoin mining fees
Bitcoin + Lightning
Bitcoin provides settlement. Lightning powers everyday payments. Explore the networks behind your desktop wallet.
One asset: BTC No separate Lightning token

Bitcoin market
Track BTC/USDT and explore its price history. Market prices provide context for the asset your wallet holds.
BTC / USDT
Price quoted in USDT, not USD. Volume covers this Binance pair, not the entire Bitcoin market.
Bitcoin price history over the selected 7 day period.
Source: Binance · Candle closing prices; the latest candle may still be open. ALL starts with this pair’s trading history in 2017.
Lightning network
Payment channels let bitcoin move without recording every payment as a separate on-chain transaction.
The figures show the publicly observable network. Private channels are not included in this view.
Lightning Network
Public Network Capacity
Visible Nodes
Public Channels
Avg Channel Capacity
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Lightning network statistics represent the publicly observable network. Private or unannounced channels may not be included.
Understand the layers
Lightning extends Bitcoin with a payment layer. Your balance is denominated in the same asset.
Settlement layer
Payment layer
One desktop experience, with channel management handled in the background.
A little more clarity
Understand the asset, the network and the numbers.
All questionsPhoenix for desktop
Windows · macOS · Linux
Bitcoin market data: Binance · Lightning network data: mempool.space