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Mining difficulty, block production and network throughput: time-series of the whole chain, shape and noise included.


New to on-chain? These three tell you the most, fastest.
How hard the network works. The clearest read on Bitcoin's security, and it only climbs.
Is Bitcoin historically cheap or expensive? The classic cycle top-and-bottom gauge.
Who is holding, and for how long: the circulating supply, banded by coin age.
One question each, answered with the same live data.
Blocks left until the block reward halves again, and when that lands at the current pace.
Five on-chain valuation measures, each placed against its own history and past cycles.
Two readings of the same gap between market value and realized value, and where they disagree.
Two long-term floor lines on one chart, and which one price broke at each past cycle low.
Reading in Bulgarian? Графиките на български
16 charts across the chain · refreshed every 10 minutes.
Spot price and long-range price models.
Hash rate, difficulty, miner economics.
Throughput, block production, propagation.
Supply, issuance, on-chain value flows.
Bitcoin price divided by its 200-day moving average, drawn with the 0.55× to 2.5× bands.
Bitcoin price against the average of its last 1,400 daily closes, a slow long-term trend line.
What the market paid for the circulating supply, against what it is worth now. The gap is aggregate holder profit or loss.
The average price at which every bitcoin last moved. With price above it, the average coin is in profit.
Market value over realized value. Above 1, the average coin is worth more than it last moved at.
The gap between market cap and realized cap, measured in standard deviations of market cap.
The share of all bitcoin whose price when it last moved is below the latest daily close.
Profit and loss locked in each day as coins move, against the price each coin last moved at.
All bitcoin grouped by how long since it last moved, from under a day to over ten years.
16 charts in the catalog. More on the way.