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Bitcoin Market Overview An orientation chart pairing Bitcoin's price with realized price, the 200-week moving average, hashrate and the 32x thermocap band. Price Models

Bitcoin Metcalfe Model The Metcalfe model values a network in proportion to the square of its users, estimated here from address counts above four balance thresholds. Price Models

Bitcoin Mining Electricity Cost Bitcoin's electricity cost of production, the power expense of mining one coin, modelled across tariffs from $0.03 to $0.07 per kWh. Price Models

Bitcoin Power Law Model The power law model fits Bitcoin's price to a straight line on a log-log scale against time, treating growth as a function of network age. Price Models

Bitcoin Price Bitcoin's price and market capitalisation in US dollars, from the earliest exchange data through the most recent daily close. Price Models

Bitcoin Price Moving Averages Bitcoin's price against its 7, 50 and 200-day and 200-week moving averages, with the multiple of price to the 200-day average. Price Models

Bitcoin Production Price Bitcoin's cost of production, combining the power expense of mining a coin with the Hayes cost-of-production network price. Price Models

Bitcoin Satoshis Per Dollar Satoshis per dollar expresses Bitcoin's price inverted: how many of the smallest units, one hundred-millionth of a coin, one dollar buys. Price Models

Bitcoin Stock To Flow Price Stock-to-flow values Bitcoin by the ratio of existing supply to annual new issuance, a scarcity measure that steps up at each halving. Price Models

Bitcoin Volatility Bitcoin's realised volatility, the annualised standard deviation of daily returns, measured over rolling 30-day and 180-day windows. Price Models

Bitcoin Delta Cap Delta cap is realized cap minus average cap, a long-term valuation floor derived from the difference between on-chain and lifetime average pricing. On-chain Valuation

Bitcoin NUPL (Net Unrealized Profit/Loss) Net Unrealized Profit/Loss is the total paper gain or loss held across all circulating supply, expressed as a share of market capitalisation. On-chain Valuation

Bitcoin NVT Price NVT price values Bitcoin from the value settled on-chain, applying the network-value-to-transactions ratio in reverse to imply a fair price. On-chain Valuation

Bitcoin Price On-Chain Value A composite of Bitcoin's on-chain valuation models: realized price and its cohorts, the Hayes network price, and the 200-week moving average. On-chain Valuation

Bitcoin Realized Price Realized price is the average on-chain acquisition cost of all circulating coins, valuing each at the price it last moved rather than today's. On-chain Valuation

Bitcoin Thermocap Multiple Thermocap is the cumulative value paid to miners since genesis; thermocap price divides it by supply to give a security-spend valuation floor. On-chain Valuation

Bitcoin vs Gold Market Cap Bitcoin's market capitalisation set against gold and silver, with gold broken into jewellery, private investment, official holdings and industrial use. Asset Comparisons

Bitcoin vs M0 Money Supply Bitcoin's market capitalisation set against the M0 base money supply of nine major economies, from the United States and China to Australia. Asset Comparisons

Bitcoin vs Mega-Cap Equities Bitcoin's market capitalisation set against the world's largest listed companies, spanning technology, energy, finance and Bitcoin-linked equities. Asset Comparisons

Bitcoin Relative Valuation Bitcoin's price if its market capitalisation matched each of ten reference assets, from silver and gold to Apple, NVIDIA and US base money. Relative Valuation

Bitcoin Relative Valuation: Big Tech Bitcoin's price if its market capitalisation matched a mega-cap technology company: Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft or Apple. Relative Valuation

Bitcoin Relative Valuation: Financials Bitcoin's price if its market capitalisation matched a major financial or payments firm: Berkshire Hathaway, JPMorgan, Visa, PayPal or Block. Relative Valuation

Bitcoin Relative Valuation: Gold and Silver Bitcoin's price if its market capitalisation matched silver or gold, with gold split into private investment, official holdings and the total market. Relative Valuation

Bitcoin Relative Valuation: M0 Money Supply Bitcoin's price if its market capitalisation matched the M0 base money supply of the United Kingdom, Japan, China, the United States or the EU. Relative Valuation

Bitcoin Relative Valuation: Sector Leaders Bitcoin's price if its market capitalisation matched a cross-sector leader: Tesla, Eli Lilly, Saudi Aramco or SpaceX. Relative Valuation

Bitcoin Relative Valuation: Semiconductors Bitcoin's price if its market capitalisation matched a leading semiconductor firm: NVIDIA, Broadcom, TSMC, Samsung Electronics or Micron. Relative Valuation

Bitcoin Drawdowns From All-Time High Bitcoin's drawdowns from each all-time high, aligned at the peak so the depth and duration of all five cycles can be compared directly. Cycle Analysis

Bitcoin Index Performance Since Halving Bitcoin's price performance indexed from each halving, aligning the 2012, 2016, 2020 and 2024 eras from the day issuance last halved. Cycle Analysis

Bitcoin Price Performance Since Cycle Low Bitcoin's price performance indexed from each cycle low, aligning six market cycles from the day the bear market bottomed. Cycle Analysis

Bitcoin 4-Year CAGR Bitcoin's four-year compound annual growth rate, the annualised return an investor would have earned over any rolling four-year holding period. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin 4-Year CAGR vs Other Assets Four-year compound annual growth rates for Bitcoin and eight benchmarks, covering equities, technology, financials, gold, bonds, the dollar and miners. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin MTD Return vs Other Assets Month-to-date returns for Bitcoin and eight benchmarks, covering equities, technology, financials, gold, bonds, the dollar and Bitcoin miners. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin MTD Returns by Year Bitcoin's month-to-date return for every calendar year since 2014, shown as a daily percentage alongside the median and average across years. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin MTD Returns, Indexed Bitcoin's month-to-date return path for every year since 2014, indexed to the current month so each year's shape can be compared day by day. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin YTD Return vs 16 Benchmarks Year-to-date returns for Bitcoin and sixteen benchmarks: US and international equities, sector funds, commodities, bonds and Bitcoin-linked stocks. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin YTD Return vs Other Assets Year-to-date returns for Bitcoin and eight benchmarks, covering equities, technology, financials, gold, bonds, the dollar and Bitcoin miners. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin YTD Returns by Year Bitcoin's year-to-date return for every calendar year since 2014, shown as a daily percentage alongside the median and average across years. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin YTD Returns, Indexed Bitcoin's year-to-date return path for every year since 2014, indexed to the current year so each year's shape can be compared day by day. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin Year-Over-Year Return Bitcoin's year-over-year return, the percentage change in price against the same date twelve months earlier, plotted against price itself. Returns and Performance

Bitcoin 1+ Year Supply One-year active supply is the share of circulating Bitcoin that has moved at least once in the past year, the mirror of long-dormant coins. Supply

Bitcoin Macro Supply Bitcoin's supply split by liquidity and holding period, separating liquid from illiquid coins and short-term from long-term holder balances. Supply

Bitcoin Supply & Daily Issuance Bitcoin's circulating supply against daily new issuance, the coins created by each block subsidy, smoothed over 30-day and 365-day windows. Supply

Bitcoin Supply Age Distribution Bitcoin's supply grouped by how recently each coin last moved, from under one month to over ten years, showing the distribution of holding periods. Supply

Bitcoin Active Addresses Active addresses count the distinct Bitcoin addresses sending or receiving in a day, a measure of network use smoothed over 30 and 365 days. Network Activity

Bitcoin Address Balance Distribution The number of Bitcoin addresses holding at least a given balance, across thirteen thresholds from a single satoshi to ten thousand coins. Network Activity

Bitcoin Transaction Fees Total Bitcoin transaction fees paid to miners each day in US dollars, the portion of miner revenue that does not come from the block subsidy. Network Activity

Bitcoin Transaction Volume Bitcoin transaction volume is the total value settled on-chain each day, smoothed over 30-day and 365-day windows to show the underlying trend. Network Activity

Bitcoin Transactions The number of Bitcoin transactions confirmed each day, with 30-day and 365-day moving averages to separate short-term noise from the trend. Network Activity

Bitcoin Hash Price Hash price is miner revenue per terahash per second per day, the dollar income a unit of mining hardware earns and the core measure of mining economics. Mining and Security

Bitcoin Hash Ribbons Hash ribbons compare Bitcoin's 30-day and 60-day hashrate averages; their crossover marks miner capitulation and the recovery that follows. Mining and Security

Bitcoin Hashrate Hashrate is the total computing power securing the Bitcoin network, smoothed over 30-day and 365-day windows to see through short-term variance. Mining and Security

Bitcoin Miner Revenue Total daily miner revenue in US dollars, the block subsidy plus transaction fees, smoothed over 30-day and 365-day windows. Mining and Security

Bitcoin Network Difficulty Mining difficulty is the target the network adjusts roughly every two weeks to hold block times near ten minutes as hashrate changes. Mining and Security

Bitcoin Price & Hashrate Bitcoin's price against the total hashrate securing the network, with 30-day and 365-day averages of the computing power committed to mining. Mining and Security

Bitcoin Puell Multiple The Puell Multiple divides the daily dollar value of newly issued coins by its own 365-day average, measuring miner revenue against its norm. Mining and Security

Bitcoin Days Destroyed, Supply-Adjusted Bitcoin Days Destroyed weights each coin moved by how long it sat still; adjusting for circulating supply makes the measure comparable across eras. Holder Behavior

Bitcoin HODL Bank & Reserve Risk HODL Bank accumulates the opportunity cost borne by long-term holders; reserve risk divides price by it to gauge conviction against price. Holder Behavior

Bitcoin SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) Spent Output Profit Ratio compares the value of coins when spent to their value when acquired, with 1.0 marking the aggregate break-even line. Holder Behavior

Bitcoin Supply in Profit vs Loss The share of circulating Bitcoin last moved below and above the current price, splitting total supply into coins held in profit and in loss. Holder Behavior