📄️ About
Hgraph offers API access to various quantitative statistical measurements for the Hedera network based on open-sourced methodologies outlined in this documentation. These statistics leverage Hedera mirror node data, data computation, 3rd party data sources and Hgraph's GraphQL API and can be used for analysis in various metrics and KPIs. If you're looking to access the "Hedera Stats" via Hgraph's APIs, you can get started here. If you're looking to contribute to the "Hedera Stats" project on GitHub, check out the repository.
📄️ Installation
This documentation contains the information needed to re-create Hedera Stats using the Hedera mirror node and other data sources.
📄️ HBAR Price
Overview
📄️ Network Revenue
Hedera’s revenue is calculated by summing the total transaction fees collected across the mainnet. Every transaction pays fees to various recipients: consensus nodes, the staking account (0.0.800), the node rewards account (0.0.801), and the Hedera treasury (0.0.98). By examining each transaction, determining the total fee paid, and identifying which portions go to these accounts, Hedera can determine its total network revenue. This total can then be categorized by service type—Hedera Token Service (HTS), Hedera Smart Contract Service (HSCS), Hedera Consensus Service (HCS), and Other (including file and account operations)—to provide a detailed breakdown of revenue sources.
📄️ Time to Consensus
Below is a methodology based on the SecC2RC metric, which stands for measuring the elapsed time from when a transaction reaches consensus until its corresponding record is created and available. In practice, this statistic is used as a proxy for "time to consensus" or "network latency" on the Hedera network.
📄️ Transactions Per Second
Overview
📄️ Total Value Locked
Total Value Locked (TVL) represents the total amount of assets locked within decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols on the Hedera network. This metric provides insights into liquidity, ecosystem adoption, and capital efficiency within Hedera’s DeFi landscape.
📄️ Stablecoin Market Cap
The Stablecoin Market Cap metric tracks the market capitalization of stablecoins circulating on the Hedera network as reported by DeFiLlama. This metric provides insight into the adoption and liquidity of stablecoins within the ecosystem.
📄️ Active Accounts
An active account is any account that pays for at least one transaction during a given timeframe. Unlike accounts that only receive value or tokens, active accounts must initiate an operation—such as sending a payment or interacting with a service—thus demonstrating direct network engagement.
📄️ Developer Accounts
An active developer account is any account that performs at least one “creative” or infrastructure-oriented action over a specified period. Examples include deploying or updating smart contracts, creating or minting tokens, or setting up and modifying consensus topics. These accounts represent users who are actively building or expanding the network’s capabilities rather than simply consuming existing services.
📄️ Retail Accounts
Active retail accounts is a composite statistic calculated using the data from Active Accounts, Active Developer Accounts and Active Smart Contracts. This composite statistic exposes a sub-group of Active Accounts which are accounts that display no developer related transactions and are not smart contracts.
📄️ Active Contracts
The Active Contracts statistic shows the number of unique smart contracts that have been successfully invoked at least once in a state-changing (gas-consuming) transaction within a specified time window. This highlights real engagement with the network, rather than just counting deployed but idle contracts.
📄️ Misc
These are all other Hedera network statistics available using Hgraph's GraphQL API. These network statistics do not have an official documentation or methodology.