# Network Activity

In this page you can monitor all the network activity happening in the Avalanche ecosystem. \
You can filter the datas by chain (including subnets) and browse different statistics. 

This page is accessible by clicking on **Resources** and then **Network Activity**

The page sections are: 

### Blockchain Data

* **Daily Transaction Count:** this graphic shows the number of transaction happening daily on the chain you selected. The number of TX is an important metric to determinate the daily ufe ot the network. You can see the date and the number for each day scrolling with the cursor.
* **Daily Block Count:** this graphic shows the daily number of blocks generated on the chain you selected. The number is importat to monitor the daily activity, is a crucial metric to see if the chain is working. You can see the date and the number for each day scrolling with the cursor.

### Addresses Data

* **Daily Active Senders:** this graphic shows the daily number of addresses sending to others on the chain you selected. Is an important metric to determinate the amount of usage of the chain. You can see the date and the number for each day scrolling with the cursor.
* **Daily Active receiver:** this graphic shows the number of transaction happening on the chain you selected. You can see the date and the number for each day scrolling with the cursor.
* **Daily Active addresses:** his graphic shows the number of transaction happening on the chain you selected. You can see the date and the number for each day scrolling with the cursor.

### Gas & Fees Data

* Daily Burned fees: his graphic shows the number of transaction happening on the chain you selected. You can see the date and the number for each day scrolling with the cursor.
* Avarange Gas Price: his graphic shows the number of transaction happening on the chain you selected. You can see the date and the number for each day scrolling with the cursor.


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