The bsv.lol project has introduced Bloodlines, a new visual tool for tracing a coin’s history back through its transaction ancestry. The announcement describes the idea simply: every satoshi descends from a block reward, and Bloodlines is designed to trace a coin’s “family tree” back to its origin.

The feature builds on bsv.lol’s existing public visualizer for live BSV Blockchain activity. The main site already displays recent transactions, mempool information, protocol breakdowns, recent blocks, transaction details, and a “Powered by GorillaPool” label, turning network activity into a more visual interface for users and observers.

Bloodlines adds a different angle to that same data-visualization direction. Instead of only showing transactions as live activity, it focuses on provenance: where a coin came from, how it moved, and how its transaction ancestry connects back toward mining origin.

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This is a small application feature, but it points to an important infrastructure idea. BSV Blockchain is not only a payment or data-writing system; it is also a history system. Tools that make transaction ancestry easier to inspect can help users understand provenance, coin history, auditability, and the UTXO model in a more visual way. Bloodlines is not a protocol release, but it gives BSV Blockchain’s permanent record a more accessible public surface.

Posted on July 7, 2026