The economy and the network, block by block.
What a statistics office or a network operator watches: how much is happening, where the money goes, how gross domestic product (GDP) builds up, and whether the validators are keeping up. Fed by jurisledger api, by a metrics.csv, or by the bundled sample.
To watch a real network: jurisledger index 127.0.0.1:7701 -o ledger.db, then jurisledger api ledger.db --follow 127.0.0.1:7701, then press Connect live. The page refreshes every five seconds.
Activity
Transactions per block (bars) and public payments (line).
Where the money went
Spending per block by kind; imports drawn below the line because they subtract from GDP.
GDP, accumulating
C + I + G + X − M summed from block 1, exactly as jurisledger query gdp computes it.
Consensus health
Validator signatures on each block (bars) and extra voting rounds needed (dots). Rounds above zero mean a proposer was slow or the network was delayed.
Who supplies whom
The use table a statistics office builds, here read straight from the ledger: each row is a product, each column who used it — industries as inputs, then households (C), investment (I), government (G) and exports (X). Below the line, each industry's value added. Darker means more money.
What if demand rises?
The Leontief inverse, computed from the table above: buying more of one product makes its producers buy inputs, whose producers buy inputs, and so on. The bars are the extra output each industry needs in total.
Busiest accounts
By public money paid plus received.
Everything here is derived from the index, which is built only from audited blocks. Hidden (confidential) payment amounts are not in it; their count per block is.