Bitcoin (BTC) transaction counts measure the number of transactions recorded, but do not reveal the value moved or how often the network is used to pay for goods and services.
Every transaction contributes one count, whatever its size.
A large-value transaction carries the same weight in the total as a small one.
An earlier EconoTimes analysis of Bitcoin transaction sizes found nearly 80% of transactions fell below 0.01 BTC.
That share counts transactions rather than the Bitcoin they moved, so it cannot be applied to the total amount transferred.
The share is a single reading in time; assessing whether it changed would require an earlier count calculated on the same basis.
