Bitcoin node & on-chain data API
Per-block fees, fee percentiles, UTXO flow and block structure — the crown-jewel Bitcoin node microstructure, served off our own full node and aligned to the same 1-minute clock as price, derivatives and macro.
Most “on-chain” data providers resell an aggregator. TILLA runs its own Bitcoin full node and derives block-level microstructure directly, so you get signals that are genuinely sold nowhere else — and they arrive already aligned with everything else in the matrix.
What the node feed carries
- Per-block economics — fees in USD, cost per transaction, subsidy, block time and confirm time.
- Fee percentiles & mempool — minimum feerate, mempool bytes, total fee and transaction count.
- UTXO & block structure — UTXO-set deltas, block size increase, transactions per block and its derived momentum/volatility.
- Network & flows — hashrate context, exchange flow signals, MVRV and dominance.
Because it is on the same 1-minute grid as funding, open interest, options and macro, you can line up a mempool-fee spike against a funding move and an ETF flow in a single row — no joining, no re-timing.
Pull it in one call
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer tk_live_..." \
"https://api.tillacrypto.com/v1/latest?cols=btc_fees_usd,btc_mempool_tx,btc_tx_per_block"
Call /v1/schema to see every on-chain column your key can pull, and inspect a real aligned row for free at /download/max.json.
FAQ
Is this really from your own node?
Yes. The Bitcoin block microstructure (fees, fee percentiles, UTXO flow, block structure) is derived directly from our own full node, not resold from an aggregator.
How is it aligned with market data?
Every on-chain field lands on the same 1-minute timestamp as price, derivatives, options and macro, so a single row is a complete cross-domain snapshot.
Which tier includes the node data?
The deep Bitcoin node microstructure is part of the Max tier (and Enterprise). Builder and Pro include a growing set of on-chain and mempool fields.
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