TxStreet.com is a visualization program to display live transactions of Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). On this website you can understand the mempool and the block size in an easy way.
When a new transaction is transferred to either the BCH or BTC networks, a person appears and tries to board a bus. If the size of the meme pool is below the block size limit, it climbs onto a bus and waits for the next block to be found. If the meme pool is larger than the block size limit, they must wait in line before they can board a bus.
The person’s movement speed indicates the amount of the fee they paid in the seat/B. The size of the person represents the size of the transaction in bytes.
Segwit transactions get on the Segwit bus.
BCH currently has 32 buses, which represent a block size limit of 32 MB. BTC has two buses representing the block size limit of 1 MB and the block weight of 4 MB (Segwit).
If a block is found, both BTC buses travel into the block chain. For BCH, only the required number of buses departs. For example, if a 1.7 MB block is found, only 2 BCH buses enter the block chain. If a 31.5 MB block is found, all 32 BCH buses enter the block chain.
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