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Developer releases OrangeDeck mempool visualizer app

A post on r/Bitcoin announces OrangeDeck, a standalone mempool visualizer app that displays waiting transactions as a tile mosaic and animates confirmed transactions leaving the heap when a block is found. The post states the app is MIT licensed, holds no keys, and can pull data from a user's own node.

Why “Rumor”

  • Only community or trader posts: r/Bitcoin

0 independent source groups across 1 posts · evidence score 9/100. How labels work

Market around the story

AssetPrice at first report6h before1h before1h after6h after1h move vs normal24h volume vs median
BTC $84,533 0% −0.22% +0.17% −1.3% 0.5σ 0.8×

Returns are measured from the moment the story first appeared. “vs normal” compares the move with the asset's typical hourly move over the previous 30 days.

What the sources claim

  1. OrangeDeck draws the mempool as a tile mosaic where each waiting transaction is a square sized by value moved and coloured by age, fee or type. BTC

    “OrangeDeck draws the mempool as a tile mosaic: every waiting transaction is a square, sized by the value it moves and coloured by age, fee or type.”
    r/Bitcoin
  2. When a block is found, confirmed transactions fly out of the heap and into it. BTC

    “When a block is found, the confirmed ones fly out of the heap and into it.”
    r/Bitcoin
  3. The app is standalone, requires no browser, and can pull data from the user's own node's mempool instance. BTC

    “It's a standalone app, no browser needed, and it can pull its data from your own node's mempool instance.”
    r/Bitcoin
  4. The app holds no keys and cannot sign transactions. BTC

    “It holds no keys and can't sign.”
    r/Bitcoin
  5. The app is available on Linux, Windows, Android and F-Droid, is MIT licensed, and requires no account. BTC

    “Linux, Windows, Android and F-Droid, MIT licensed, no account.”
    r/Bitcoin

Sources

Summary and claims extracted by deepseek/deepseek-flash with prompt analyze-story@3 on 2026-09-29 18:40 UTC. Labels are computed from the sources, not by the model.