20 Bitcoin on-chain charts: the latest reading, the full history and how each one is calculated
Twenty interactive charts in four groups. Thirteen are built from our own node, by reading its UTXO set or walking the chain block by block; the other seven run on public daily price data or Coin Metrics. Every chart page names its source.
Not sure what a term means? Glossary
Node data: latest weekly UTXO set snapshot at block 973,007 · 25 Oct 2026
Where to start
Where bitcoin stands in its cycle
What is happening to supply
Whether holders are in profit or loss
Cycle and valuation
MVRV Z-Score
How far the market price sits from its average acquisition cost, measured in standard deviations.
Pi Cycle Top
The 111-day average against twice the 350-day, with every crossover.
2-Year MA Multiplier
Price against its 730-day average and five times that average.
Mayer Multiple
Price divided by its 200-day average, with each year's extremes.
200-week moving average
Price against the mean of 200 weekly closes and its change.
Power law
Price against the log-log fit since the genesis block, with the bands that hold 95% of days.
Cycle comparison
Bitcoin's 4 cycles overlaid from the halving (or from each cycle's own high or low), on one shared return scale.
Cost basis and profit
Realized price, MVRV and NUPL
The average acquisition cost of the entire evaluable supply, computed from the UTXO set.
STH/LTH realized price
What short- and long-term holders paid on average, with each group's MVRV.
SOPR and on-chain activity
Realized profit and loss, day by day, walking every transaction on the chain.
Supply and holders
HODL waves
How Bitcoin's supply is split by how long each coin has been sitting still, across 10 age bands.
Holder distribution
From dust to whales: who holds how much Bitcoin, grouped by wallet size.
Long-term holders in loss
The share of bitcoin unmoved for 155+ days that sits below its acquisition price.
Supply in profit and loss
How much of the supply is worth more, or less, than when it last moved.
URPD: realized price distribution
The price at which every bitcoin last moved, with short and long term split.
Supply in loss at a price
Pick any price and see how much supply would be in loss, from the latest UTXO set snapshot.
Network and mining
Hashrate
The network's mining power at every difficulty adjustment since 2009.
Hash Ribbons
Miner capitulations and recoveries, from our node's daily hashrate.
Puell Multiple
Daily miner revenue against its one-year average.
SegWit adoption
The share of transactions using SegWit, adjustment by adjustment since its 2017 activation.
Every source, stated plainly
Thirteen of the 20 charts come straight from our own unpruned Bitcoin Core node, either its UTXO set or a block-by-block walk of the chain. The ones a node cannot produce say so: MVRV Z-Score uses Coin Metrics data; the Puell Multiple pairs the issuance the protocol sets for each block on our node with our daily price series; and the cycle comparison, Pi Cycle, 2-year MA multiplier, Mayer Multiple, 200-week moving average and power law run on Blockchain.com's daily price series. Each page explains this instead of burying it.
- Our own node wherever possible. Not dependent on any external provider that could change its terms, except in the charts that say so.
- Supply checked against the real schedule. Every snapshot is compared to Bitcoin's theoretical emission.
- Public verification, not a promise. The check is right there on the page, not in marketing copy.