BIP-69 specifies the lexicographical ordering of inputs and outputs. This makes it harder to fingerprint certain wallets and increases privacy. The metric reports transactions being BIP-69 compliant, but this does not mean that the inputs and outputs are purposefully ordered to be BIP-69 compliant. Transactions with only a few inputs and outputs, for example transactions with one input and two outputs, are common. But these transactions have a high probability of being BIP-69 compliant when the inputs and outputs are ordered randomly. All transactions with one input and one output are automatically considered to be BIP-69 compliant. The percentage reported here can be considered as an upper bound.

Related Charts

One-Input and one-Output Transactions

Shows the percentage of transactions with exactly one input and one output.

Cumulative Transactions

Shows the cumulative number of transactions.

Explicit RBF signaling Transactions

Shows the percentage of transactions signaling explicit Replace-By-Fee.

Height-based Time Locks

Shows the percentage of transactions time locked to an absolute block height.