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Bitcoin Return on Investment and Compounded Annual Growth Rate over periods of 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 years.
The comparison analyzes the total market capitalization of Bitcoin and gold.
The Time Series of Daily New Addresses Appearing on the Bitcoin Network.
A collection of Bitcoin-related metrics and charts for the Nasdaq-listed firm MicroStrategy (MSTR)
The balances held by the top Bitcoin addresses, both in nominal terms and in year-over-year percentage change.
The evolution of price starting at each cycle bottom.
The evolution of price starting at each cycle top.
The evolution of price starting at each halving.
A visual representation that tracks the age distribution of Bitcoin held in wallets over time. It shows how long Bitcoins have been held without being moved, categorized into different time bands.
Hash Ribbons analyze Bitcoin's hash rate moving averages, based on mining activity and network health.
Realized price (average entry USD price) and MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value ratio) for the entire history or segmented by nine classes of short-term and long-term holders (STHs and LTHs).
Market cap, realized cap, and MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value ratio) for the entire history or segmented by nine classes of short-term and long-term holders (STHs and LTHs).
The quantity of coins held by each of the nine classes of short-term holders (STHs) and long-term holders (LTHs).
The quantity of addresses with balance greater than a certain amount of BTC.
The evolution of the estimated global M2 is presented in USD, local currencies, and as YoY percent changes.
Correlations and normalized prices of BTC and assets that relates to it (miners, exchanges, MicroStrategy, gold).
The ratio between the price and its 200 days moving average.
The proportion of fees in respect to the total revenue of a miner per block.
Price since the MtGox era.
The progression of block size, measured in bytes, over time.
Total miner revenue, which includes block subsidy and fees, in both BTC and USD.
Estimated total hash rate of the Bitcoin network measured in hashes per second.
How many transactions were processed in each mined block.
The total fees per vbyte per mined block and for all of the last few transactions.
The USD value of all emitted coins over time.
Total input count, total input value in BTC and in USD per block.
Total output count, total output value in BTC and in USD per block
Bitcoin mining difficulty over time, with price overlap.
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