[BST] Time: Bitcoin Standard Time (BST) is a calendar that starts counting from January 3, 2009, when the Bitcoin network began. It sets midnight (00:00:00) to align with 18:15:05 UTC each day, showing the network’s age.
Bitcoin Block Height The total number of blocks in the Bitcoin blockchain, updated every 10 seconds from Blockstream or Mempool.space APIs.
Satoshi Time Satoshi Time measures time since the Bitcoin genesis block (January 3, 2009) in years, days, toshis (10-minute intervals), and sats (6-second intervals).
UTC Time Coordinated Universal Time, the global standard time based on atomic clocks, synchronized worldwide.
Local Time The current time in your device’s local timezone, based on your system settings.
TAI Time International Atomic Time, based on atomic clocks, currently 37 seconds ahead of UTC due to leap seconds.
Swatch Beats Swatch Internet Time, dividing the day into 1,000 beats, based on UTC+1 (Biel Mean Time).
Unix Time Seconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 UTC, used widely in computing systems.
Decimal Time French Revolutionary Time, dividing the day into 10 hours, 100 minutes, and 100 seconds, based on UTC midnight.
TDB Time Barycentric Dynamical Time, used in astronomy, adjusts TAI for relativistic effects of Earth’s orbit.
Smeared UTC Time A smoothed version of UTC, spreading leap seconds over 24 hours to avoid abrupt time jumps, as used by Google and Meta.
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