The chain, printed one slot at a time.
Blocksyne is a live ledger tape. Each performance sample the network closes streams in at the top — throughput, real user demand, slot time and the priority-fee pulse — while the watchlist tails the newest signatures for any program or wallet you point it at.
Ledger tape
Watchlist
What a row is
Each line is one closed performance sample — roughly a minute of block production. The ending slot is its right edge; a fresh row flashes cobalt as it lands on the tape.
Non-vote is the signal
Validators vote nearly every slot, which inflates raw TPS. The non-vote column strips that consensus chatter out, leaving the transactions people and programs actually sent.
Reading the fee pulse
The pulse bar is the share of recent slots paying a priority fee. A near-empty bar means blockspace is calm; a filling bar means transactions are bidding to jump the queue.