Finance
Bitcoin
One asset, and the network under it.
What it does
Bitcoin as one screen: price and dominance beside the chain itself — hashrate, difficulty, the halving, live fees and the last dozen blocks.
Bitcoin on its own terms rather than as row one of a table. Price, market cap and dominance on one side; on the other, what a price list never carries — the tip height and hashrate, the difficulty period and what it is about to retarget to, a halving countdown dated from the block time the network is actually running at, live fee tiers priced in satoshis and dollars against the queue they buy a place in, and the last dozen blocks with the fees each one collected beside the subsidy it was paid alongside.
What it touches
- Category
- Finance
- Reads
- Market quotes, and Bitcoin network state from mempool.space.
- Signing
- Never asks for a signature
Ratings & reviews
Left by people running Bitcoin in the App Center. An app nobody has rated says so rather than borrowing a number.
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What it can ask your wallet for
Bitcoin sits at tier zero: it never receives the address you connected, and nothing here reaches your wallet.
Nothing — your wallet is never involved
Most of what is installed here is a reader: the market and pair screeners, equity quotes, the calculators, the clock, the file and learning apps. They render public feeds and whatever already sits on your device, and the connected address is never handed to them — there is no wallet import anywhere under these apps, so connecting a wallet changes nothing about what they show. You do not need to connect one to open them.
All four tiers, and what has not been audited, are on the security page.
Alongside it
Other apps in Finance.
Hexscreener
One screener across listed coins, on-chain pools and US equities.
CoinMarketCap
Crypto market data as an analytics desk, not a price list.
DEX Screener
Live DEX pair data across every chain DEX Screener indexes.
Meteora
DLMM and DAMM pools read from the chain, priced by the program’s own maths.
