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Number of Active Addresses — The number of unique addresses active in the network as a sender or receiver. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Active Addresses (with contracts) — The number of unique addresses that were active in the network as a sender, a receiver, or by calling a smart contract. Data by Glassnode.

Activity Retention Rate — Activity Retention Rate is the percentage of addresses that were active, through sending or receiving transactions, in the previous 30-day period and remained active in the current one. For example, a 70% retention rate means that 7 out of 10 previously active addresses continued transacting in the following period. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses — The total number of unique addresses that ever appeared in a transaction of the native coin in the network. Data by Glassnode.

Holder Accumulation Ratio — Holder Accumulation Ratio is the proportion of active holders who are increasing their positions versus those decreasing them, focusing exclusively on holders who changed their balance. It is calculated by dividing the number of holders who increased their balance by the total number of holders who changed their balance in either direction. Data by Glassnode.

Holder Retention Rate — Holder Retention Rate is the percentage of addresses that maintain a balance of the asset across consecutive 30-day periods. It is calculated by dividing the number of addresses currently holding a balance (including new holders, resurrected holders, and all retained holder categories) by the total number of addresses that held a balance at any point during the observation period. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ 100 — The number of unique addresses whose current native-asset balance is at least 100. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ $100 — The number of unique addresses holding at least a value of $100 USD. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ $100k — The number of unique addresses holding at least a value of $100k USD. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ 10 — The number of unique addresses holding at least 10 coins. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ $10 — The number of unique addresses holding at least a value of $10 USD. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ 10k — The number of unique addresses holding at least 10k coins. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ $10k — The number of unique addresses holding at least a value of $10k USD. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ 1 — The number of unique addresses holding at least 1 coin. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ $1 — The number of unique addresses holding at least a value of $1 USD. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ 1k — The number of unique addresses holding at least 1k coins. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ $1k — The number of unique addresses currently holding at least $1,000 worth of the asset. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ $1M — The number of unique addresses holding at least a value of $1M USD. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ 32 ETH — Number of unique addresses holding at least 32 ETH. This is the number of potential validators for ETH 2.0. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ 0.1 — The number of unique addresses holding at least 0.1 coins. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with Balance ≥ 0.01 — The number of unique addresses holding at least 0.01 coins. Data by Glassnode.

Number of New Addresses — The number of unique addresses that appeared for the first time in a transaction of the native coin in the network. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses with a Non-Zero Balance — The number of unique addresses holding a positive (non-zero) amount of coins. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Addresses in Profit — The number of unique addresses whose funds have an average buy price below the current spot price. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of Addresses in Profit — The percentage of unique addresses whose funds have an average buy price below the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Receiving Addresses — The number of unique addresses that were active as a receiver of funds. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Sending Addresses — The number of unique addresses that were active as a sender of funds. Data by Glassnode.

Relative Address Supply Distribution — Relative Address Supply Distribution reports the share of circulating supply held by addresses falling within each balance band. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Blocks Mined — The number of blocks created and included in the main blockchain in the given time period. Data by Glassnode.

Block Height — The total number of blocks ever created and included in the main chain, i.e. the current block height. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Block Interval — The mean time, in seconds, between mined blocks. Data by Glassnode.

Median Block Interval — The median time, in seconds, between mined blocks. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Block Size — The mean size, in bytes, of all blocks created within the time period. Data by Glassnode.

Total Block Size — The total size, in bytes, of all blocks created within the time period. Data by Glassnode.

Total Numbers of UTXOs in the Network — The total number of unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) in the network. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Created UTXOs — The number of unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) created within the time period. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Value of Created UTXOs — The mean amount of coins in newly created unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs). Data by Glassnode.

Median Value of Created UTXOs — The median amount of coins in newly created UTXOs. Data by Glassnode.

Total Value of Created UTXOs — The total amount of coins in newly created unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs). Data by Glassnode.

Number of UTXOs in Loss — The number of unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) whose price at creation time was higher than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Number of UTXOs in Profit — The number of unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) whose price at creation time was lower than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of UTXOs in Profit — The percentage of unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) whose price at creation time was lower than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Spent UTXOs — The number of unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) spent within the time period. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Value of Spent UTXOs — The mean amount of coins in spent transaction outputs. Data by Glassnode.

Median Value of Spent UTXOs — The median amount of coins in spent transaction outputs. Data by Glassnode.

Total Value of Spent UTXOs — The total amount of coins in spent transaction outputs. Data by Glassnode.

Bridges Deposits By Chain — The USD value deposited into bridge smart contracts on Ethereum, flowing out of Ethereum into target blockchains, segmented by destination chain. Bridges let assets move between blockchains: an asset leaving Ethereum is locked in the bridge contract, and released when transferred back. Data by Glassnode.

Bridges Net Flow By Chain — The net USD value flowing into or out of Ethereum bridge smart contracts, computed as bridge deposits minus bridge withdrawals. Equivalently, the net USD value moving in or out of the Ethereum blockchain via bridges. Data by Glassnode.

Bridges TVL — The total USD value locked inside the Ethereum side of bridge smart contracts, broken out per destination blockchain. Locked tokens are unavailable on Ethereum and available on the target chain. Data by Glassnode.

Bridges TVL Relative — The TVL dominance of each target-blockchain bridge, expressed as that bridge's TVL divided by the total TVL across all bridges. Data by Glassnode.

Bridges Withdrawals By Chain — The total USD value withdrawn from bridge smart contracts on Ethereum and therefore flowing back into Ethereum and out of the target blockchains, broken out per destination chain. Data by Glassnode.

Total Value Locked in DeFi (TVL) — Total Value Locked in DeFi (TVL) is the total value locked across all of DeFi. Equivalently, the dollar-denominated balance of crypto assets deployed as collateral, liquidity, or working capital inside on-chain financial protocols. Data by Glassnode.

Futures Perpetual Funding Rate — The average funding rate (in %) set by exchanges for perpetual futures contracts. Data by Glassnode.

Futures Perpetual Funding Rate V2 — The average funding rate (in %) set by exchanges for perpetual futures contracts. Data by Glassnode.

Futures Open Interest — The total amount of funds allocated in open futures contracts. Data by Glassnode.

Futures Volume 24h — The total volume traded in futures contracts over the last 24 hours. Data by Glassnode.

Bhutan Government Balance — The amount of BTC held in addresses controlled by Druk Holding and Investments (DHI), the investment arm of the Royal Government of Bhutan. Data by Glassnode.

El Salvador Government Balance — El Salvador Government Balance is the on-chain BTC balance attributed to the government of El Salvador, as reported by the National Bitcoin Office (ONBTC). Data by Glassnode.

Balance on Exchanges (Total) — The total amount of coins held on exchange addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Percent Balance on Exchanges — The percentage of supply held on exchange addresses. Data by Glassnode.

German Government Balance — German Government Balance is the amount of BTC held in addresses controlled by German authorities, including seized funds such as those from Movie2k that were seized by the German BKA. Data by Glassnode.

Luna Foundation Guard Balance — Luna Foundation Guard Balance is the amount of BTC held in addresses of the Luna Foundation Guard (LFG), which controlled the bitcoin reserve supporting the TerraUSD (UST) stablecoin. Data by Glassnode.

Miner Net Position Change — The 30-day change of the supply held in miner addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Balance in Miner Wallets — The total supply held in miner addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Mt. Gox Trustee Balance — Mt. Gox Trustee Balance is the amount of BTC held in addresses controlled by Nobuaki Kobayashi, the trustee overseeing the Mt. Gox civil rehabilitation proceedings. Data by Glassnode.

US Government Balance — US Government Balance is the amount of BTC held in addresses controlled by US authorities, including seized funds such as those from the 2016 Bitfinex Hack and the 2012 Silk Road Hack. Data by Glassnode.

Wrapped BTC (WBTC) Balance — Wrapped BTC (WBTC) Balance is the amount of BTC held by BitGo as backing for Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), the first ERC20 token backed 1:1 with Bitcoin and designed to represent Bitcoin on the Ethereum blockchain. Data by Glassnode.

Gini Coefficient — Gini Coefficient is the classical inequality statistic applied to the distribution of coins over addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Herfindahl Index — Herfindahl Index, originally a measure of competition, is adapted here as a metric for decentralization. It is defined as the sum of squared address shares of current supply across the network. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of Supply in Smart Contracts — The percentage of total token supply held in smart contracts. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Entities With Balance ≥ 1k — The number of unique entities holding at least 1,000 coins. Data by Glassnode.

Entities Supply Distribution — The relative distribution of the circulating supply held by entities, broken down by balance band. Data by Glassnode.

Active Validators — The count of active validators. Data by Glassnode.

Attestation Count — The number of "yes" votes cast by the validator committee attesting to the validity of the block produced in each slot. Data by Glassnode.

ETH 2.0 Total Value Staked by Provider — The total amount of ETH transferred to the ETH 2.0 deposit contract, broken down by the staking provider that routed each deposit. Data by Glassnode.

Staking Deposits — The number of new 32-ETH stake deposits made into the ETH 2.0 staking contract. Data by Glassnode.

Total Effective Balance — The total staked balance actively participating in Proof-of-Stake consensus. Data by Glassnode.

Epoch Height — The epoch height, i.e. the total number of epochs ever included in the main blockchain. Data by Glassnode.

Estimated Annual Issuance — The theoretical annual ETH issuance curve of the Ethereum Proof-of-Stake network, determined by the number of validators participating in consensus. Data by Glassnode.

Estimated Annual Issuance ROI per validator — Estimated Annual Issuance ROI per Validator is the theoretical ETH-denominated annual return (%) on a 32-ETH stake validator, with ETH issuance determined by the number of validators participating in consensus. Data by Glassnode.

Missed Blocks — The total number of slots in which a validator failed to produce a block. Data by Glassnode.

Orphaned Blocks — The total number of orphaned blocks, i.e. blocks not selected as part of the canonical chain. Data by Glassnode.

Participation Rate — A measure of network validator responsiveness, tracking the proportion of available slots in which the assigned proposer successfully produced a block. Data by Glassnode.

Slashing Event Count — The total number of slashing events recorded on the blockchain. Data by Glassnode.

Slot Height — The slot height, i.e. the total number of slots ever included in the main blockchain. Data by Glassnode.

Stake Effectiveness — Stake Effectiveness is the proportion of staked ETH actively participating in consensus, computed as the ratio of Total Effective Balance to Total Staked Balance of the Proof-of-Stake validator set. Data by Glassnode.

ETH 2.0 Number of New Deposits — The number of transactions depositing 32 ETH into the ETH 2.0 deposit contract. Data by Glassnode.

ETH 2.0 Total Number of Deposits — The total number of transactions to the ETH 2.0 deposit contract. Data by Glassnode.

ETH 2.0 Total Number of Validators — The cumulative number of unique addresses that have deposited 32 ETH to the ETH 2.0 deposit contract. Data by Glassnode.

ETH 2.0 Total Value Staked — The amount of ETH deposited to the ETH2 deposit contract, equal to the current ETH balance on the contract. Data by Glassnode.

ETH 2.0 Number of New Validators — The number of new unique addresses depositing 32 ETH to the ETH 2.0 deposit contract during the period. Data by Glassnode.

ETH 2.0 Amount of New Value Staked — The total amount of ETH transferred to the ETH 2.0 deposit contract during the period. Data by Glassnode.

Average Validator Balance — The mean total ETH balance per active Beacon Chain validator, calculated as total balance divided by the count of active validators. Data by Glassnode.

Voluntary Exit Count — The cumulative number of validators that have exited the validator pool voluntarily. Data by Glassnode.

Fee Ratio Multiple (FRM) — Fee Ratio Multiple (FRM) is the ratio between total miner revenue (block rewards plus transaction fees) and transaction fees alone. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transaction Gas Limit — The mean gas limit per transaction. Data by Glassnode.

Median Transaction Gas Limit — The median gas limit per transaction. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transaction Gas Price — The mean gas price paid per transaction. Data by Glassnode.

Median Transaction Gas Price — The median gas price paid per transaction. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Gas Used — The mean amount of gas used per transaction. Data by Glassnode.

Median Gas Used — The median amount of gas used per transaction. Data by Glassnode.

Total Gas Used — The total amount of gas used across all transactions. Data by Glassnode.

Gas Usage by NFTs (Absolute) — The total amount of Ethereum network gas consumed by transactions interacting with non-fungible tokens. This category includes both NFT token contract standards (ERC721, ERC1155) and NFT marketplaces (OpenSea, Blur, LooksRare, Rarible, SuperRare) used to trade them. Data by Glassnode.

Gas Usage by NFTs (Relative) — The share of Ethereum gas consumed by transactions interacting with non-fungible tokens. The category includes both NFT token-contract standards (ERC-721, ERC-1155) and the NFT marketplaces (OpenSea, Blur, LooksRare, Rarible, SuperRare) where those tokens trade. Data by Glassnode.

Ethereum Gas Usage by Transaction Type (Relative) — The share of Ethereum gas consumed by transaction category: Vanilla (pure ETH transfers between EOAs), ERC20 (token calls, excluding stablecoins), Stablecoins (pegged tokens such as USDT, USDC, DAI), DeFi (protocols and DEXs like Uniswap and Aave), Bridges (cross-chain transfers), NFTs (ERC-721/1155 and marketplaces), MEV Bots, and Other. Data by Glassnode.

Ethereum Gas Usage by Transaction Type (Absolute) — The total gas consumed by the Ethereum network by transaction category: Vanilla (pure ETH transfers between EOAs), ERC20 (token calls, excluding stablecoins), Stablecoins (pegged tokens such as USDT, USDC, DAI), DeFi (protocols and DEXs like Uniswap and Aave), Bridges (cross-chain transfers), NFTs (ERC-721/1155 and marketplaces), MEV Bots, and Other. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transaction Fees — The mean fee paid per transaction. Data by Glassnode.

Median Transaction Fees — The median fee paid per transaction. Data by Glassnode.

Total Transaction Fees — The total amount of fees paid to miners. Data by Glassnode.

Accumulation Trend Score — Accumulation Trend Score is an indicator that reflects the relative size of entities actively accumulating coins on-chain in terms of their BTC holdings. The scale combines the size of an entity's balance (its participation score) with the amount of new coins it has acquired or sold over the last month (its balance change score). Data by Glassnode.

Average Spent Output Lifespan (ASOL) — Average Spent Output Lifespan (ASOL) is the average age, in days, of spent transaction outputs. Data by Glassnode.

Average Coin Dormancy — Average Coin Dormancy is the average number of days destroyed per coin transacted, defined as the ratio of coin days destroyed to total transfer volume. Data by Glassnode.

Supply-Adjusted Dormancy — Supply-Adjusted Dormancy is the supply-normalized form of Average Coin Dormancy, the average number of days destroyed per coin transacted, defined as the ratio of coin days destroyed to total transfer volume. Data by Glassnode.

Balanced Price — Balanced Price is the difference between Realized Price and Transfer Price. Transfer Price is the cumulative sum of Coin Days Destroyed in USD, adjusted by circulating supply and total time since Bitcoin's inception. The model aims to detect major cycle bottoms. Data by Glassnode.

Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) — Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) measures the volume-weighted age of coins spent on a given day. Data by Glassnode.

90D Coin Days Destroyed (CDD-90) — 90D Coin Days Destroyed (CDD-90) is the 90-day rolling sum of Coin Days Destroyed (CDD), age-adjusted by normalizing for time to account for the increasing destructible-coin-age baseline as the network ages. Data by Glassnode.

Supply-Adjusted CDD — Supply-Adjusted CDD is Coin Days Destroyed divided by circulating supply (the total amount of coins issued). Data by Glassnode.

Binary CDD — Binary Coin Days Destroyed (Binary CDD) is the regime-flag transform of Supply-Adjusted CDD, computed by thresholding Adjusted CDD against its long-run average, asking whether more Adjusted CDDs were destroyed today than on average. Data by Glassnode.

Coin Blocks Created (CBC) — Coin Blocks Created (CBC) is the cumulative tally of coinblocks accumulated by the network, computed by multiplying the value of each coin that has ever existed by the number of blocks the coin was unspent. Data by Glassnode.

Coin Blocks Destroyed — Coin Blocks Destroyed for any given transaction is calculated by taking the number of coins in a transaction and multiplying it by the number of blocks it has been since those coins were last spent. Data by Glassnode.

Cumulative Value-Days Destroyed (CVDD) — Cumulative Value-Days Destroyed (CVDD) is the ratio of the cumulative USD value of Coin Days Destroyed to the market age in days. Data by Glassnode.

Coin Years Destroyed — Coin Years Destroyed (CYD) is the 365-day rolling sum of Coin Days Destroyed (CDD), the amount of coin days destroyed over the trailing year. Data by Glassnode.

Supply-Adjusted Coin Years Destroyed — Supply-Adjusted Coin Years Destroyed is the 365-day rolling sum of Coin Days Destroyed (CDD), the amount of coin days destroyed over the trailing year, normalized by circulating supply. Data by Glassnode.

Difficulty Ribbon — Difficulty Ribbon is an indicator built from seven simple moving averages (200d, 128d, 90d, 60d, 40d, 25d, 14d) of Bitcoin mining difficulty, stacked as a ribbon. Data by Glassnode.

Difficulty Ribbon Compression — Difficulty Ribbon Compression is a market indicator that uses a normalized standard deviation to quantify compression of the Difficulty Ribbon. Data by Glassnode.

Dormancy Flow — Dormancy Flow is the ratio of the current market capitalization to the annualized dormancy value (measured in USD). Data by Glassnode.

Fear & Greed Index — Fear & Greed Index is a third-party sentiment composite from Alternative.me that compresses inputs from multiple sources into a single 0-to-100 scalar capturing investor sentiment, where 0 denotes "extreme fear" (exaggerated negative sentiment) and 100 denotes "extreme greed" (maximum FOMO). Data by Glassnode.

Hash Ribbon — Hash Ribbon is a miner-capitulation indicator built from the 30-day and 60-day moving averages of network hash rate, on the assumption that Bitcoin tends to reach a bottom when miners capitulate, i.e. when mining becomes too expensive relative to revenue. Data by Glassnode.

Hodled or Lost Coins — Hodled or Lost Coins indicates moves of large and old stashes, expressed as a coin count. It is calculated by subtracting Liveliness from 1 and multiplying the result by the circulating supply. Data by Glassnode.

Hodler Net Position Change — Hodler Net Position Change is the monthly position change of long-term investors (HODLers). Positive prints indicate net new positions being accumulated by HODLers, negative prints indicate HODLers cashing out. Data by Glassnode.

Investor Capitalization — Investor Capitalization is the difference between Realized Cap and Thermocap, discounting the capital paid to miners from the market's general cost basis and serving as a bottom indicator in bear cycles. Data by Glassnode.

Liveliness — Liveliness is the ratio of the sum of Coin Days Destroyed to the sum of all coin days ever created. Data by Glassnode.

Median Spent Output Lifespan (MSOL) — Median Spent Output Lifespan (MSOL) is the median age (in days) of spent transaction outputs. Data by Glassnode.

Net Realized Profit/Loss — Net Realized Profit/Loss is the net profit or loss of all moved coins, defined as Realized Profit minus Realized Loss. Data by Glassnode.

Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) — Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) is the difference between Relative Unrealized Profit and Relative Unrealized Loss. Data by Glassnode.

Short Term Holder NUPL — Short Term Holder NUPL (STH-NUPL) is Net Unrealized Profit/Loss computed on UTXOs younger than 155 days, serving as an indicator of the behaviour of short-term investors. Data by Glassnode.

Long Term Holder NUPL — Long Term Holder NUPL (LTH-NUPL) is Net Unrealized Profit/Loss computed on UTXOs with a lifespan of at least 155 days, serving as an indicator of the behaviour of long-term investors. Data by Glassnode.

Network Value to Transactions Ratio (NVT) — Network Value to Transactions Ratio (NVT) is market cap divided by the transferred on-chain volume measured in USD. Data by Glassnode.

Network Value to Transactions Signal — NVT Signal (NVTS) is a modified version of the original NVT Ratio that uses a 90-day moving average of the daily transaction volume in the denominator instead of the raw daily transaction volume. Data by Glassnode.

Pi Cycle Top Indicator — Pi Cycle Top Indicator is composed of the 111-day simple moving average (111SMA) and a 2x multiple of the 350-day simple moving average (350SMA x 2) of the asset's price. Data by Glassnode.

Power-Law Model — Power-Law Model is a mathematical description of Bitcoin's historical price trends, revealing a power-law distribution on a log-log scale that suggests a correlation between time and price. Data by Glassnode.

Puell Multiple — Puell Multiple is the ratio of the daily issuance value of bitcoins (in USD) to the 365-day moving average of daily issuance value. Data by Glassnode.

Realized Loss — Realized Loss is the total USD loss across all moved coins whose price at their last movement was higher than the price at the current movement. Data by Glassnode.

Realized Profit — Realized Profit is the total profit (USD value) of all moved coins whose price at their last movement was lower than the price at the current movement. Data by Glassnode.

Realized Profit/Loss Ratio — Realized Profit/Loss Ratio is the ratio between all coins moved at a profit and at a loss, computed as Realized Profit / Realized Loss. Data by Glassnode.

Realized Profits-to-Value (RPV) Ratio — Realized Profits-to-Value (RPV) Ratio is the ratio of Realized Profits to Realized Cap, comparing profit-taking in the market with its overall cost basis on a dollar-to-dollar basis. Data by Glassnode.

Reserve Risk — Reserve Risk is defined as price divided by HODL Bank, used to assess the confidence of long-term holders relative to the price of the native coin at any given point in time. Data by Glassnode.

Realized HODL Ratio — Realized HODL Ratio (RHODL) is a market indicator built as a ratio of bands from the Realized Cap HODL Waves stack. Data by Glassnode.

Seller Exhaustion Constant — Seller Exhaustion Constant is the product of Percent Supply in Profit and 30-day price volatility, designed to detect low-risk bottoms. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Age Bands — Spent Output Age Bands is a bundle of all spent outputs that were created within a specified age band. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 1d-1w — The total number of spent outputs whose underlying UTXO was created between 1 day and 1 week ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan < 1h — The total number of spent outputs that were created within the last hour. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 1h-24h — The total number of spent outputs that were created between 1 hour and 24 hours ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 1m-3m — The total number of spent outputs that were created between 1 month and 3 months ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 1w-1m — The total number of spent outputs whose underlying UTXO was created between 1 week and 1 month ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 1y-2y — The total number of spent outputs whose underlying UTXO was created between 1 year and 2 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 2y-3y — The total number of spent outputs that were created between 2 years and 3 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 3m-6m — The total number of spent outputs that were created between 3 months and 6 months ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 3y-5y — The total number of spent outputs that were created between 3 years and 5 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 5y-7y — The total number of spent outputs that were created between 5 years and 7 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 6m-12m — The total number of spent outputs that were created between 6 months and 12 months ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan 7y-10y — The total number of spent outputs that were created between 7 years and 10 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Lifespan > 10y — The total number of spent outputs that were created more than 10 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) — Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) is the ratio of realized value to creation value across spent outputs. Data by Glassnode.

Adjusted SOPR (aSOPR) — Adjusted SOPR (aSOPR) is SOPR computed with all outputs whose lifespan is less than one hour ignored. Data by Glassnode.

Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) — Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) is the ratio between Bitcoin market cap and the aggregate market cap of stablecoins denoted in BTC, computed as Bitcoin Market Cap / Stablecoin Market Cap. It serves as a proxy for the supply/demand mechanics between BTC and USD. Data by Glassnode.

Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) Oscillator — The Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) Oscillator is derived from the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) and quantifies how the 200-day SMA of the SSR moves within the Bollinger Bands BB(200, 2). Data by Glassnode.

Stock-to-Flow Deflection — Stock-to-Flow (S/F) Deflection is the ratio between the current Bitcoin price and the S/F model value. Data by Glassnode.

Stock-to-Flow Ratio — Stock-to-Flow (S/F) Ratio is a scarcity-based valuation model defined as the ratio of the current stock of a commodity (the circulating Bitcoin supply) to the flow of new production (newly mined bitcoins). The model assumes that scarcity drives value, and Bitcoin's price has historically followed the S/F Ratio, so it can be used to predict future Bitcoin valuations. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Age Bands (SVAB) — Spent Volume Age Bands (SVAB) is a breakdown of on-chain transfer volume by the age of the coins being moved. Each band represents the percentage of spent volume that was previously moved within the time period denoted in the legend. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 1d-1w — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 1 day and 1 week ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan < 1h — The total transfer volume of coins younger than one hour. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 1h-24h — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 1 hour and 24 hours ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 1m-3m — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 1 month and 3 months ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 1w-1m — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 1w and 1m ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 1y-2y — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 1y and 2y ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 2y-3y — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 2y and 3y ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 3m-6m — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 3m and 6m ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 3y-5y — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 3y and 5y ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 5y-7y — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 5y and 7y ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 6m-12m — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 6m and 12m ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan 7y-10y — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active between 7y and 10y ago. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Volume Lifespan > 10y — The total transfer volume of coins that were last active more than 10 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Relative Unrealized Loss — Relative Unrealized Loss is the total USD loss of all coins in existence whose price at realisation time was higher than the current price, normalized by market cap. Data by Glassnode.

Relative Unrealized Profit — Relative Unrealized Profit is the aggregate USD paper gain carried by all coins whose price at realisation time was lower than the current spot price, normalized by market cap. Data by Glassnode.

UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD): ATH-Partitioned — A histogram of Bitcoin supply by the price bucket in which each coin last moved on-chain. Each bar is the share of supply whose last movement fell in that bucket, with the x-axis price being the bucket's lower bound. ATH-partitioned splits the range from 0 to the current all-time high into 100 equal buckets. Data by Glassnode.

Velocity — Velocity measures how quickly units are circulating in the network. Data by Glassnode.

Purpose Bitcoin ETF AUM — The total assets under management of the Purpose Bitcoin ETF fund. Data by Glassnode.

Purpose Bitcoin ETF Flows — The number of bitcoin flowing into or out of the Purpose Bitcoin ETF. Data by Glassnode.

Purpose Bitcoin ETF Holdings — The number of bitcoin held by the Purpose Bitcoin ETF. Data by Glassnode.

US Spot ETF Balances — The most recent holdings of the leading U.S.-listed spot Crypto ETFs, typically reflecting balances at the end of the previous trading day (T+1). Covers major Bitcoin ETFs (e.g. IBIT, GBTC, FBTC, ARKB, BITB) and Ethereum ETFs (e.g. ETHA, ETHE, FETH, ETHV, QETH) from issuers such as BlackRock, Grayscale, Fidelity, Bitwise, and VanEck. Data by Glassnode.

US Spot ETF Balances (Latest 24h) — A consolidated latest-24h snapshot of holdings for the leading U.S.-listed spot Crypto ETFs, combining the most recent balances and flows. Covers major Bitcoin ETFs (e.g. IBIT, GBTC, FBTC, ARKB, BITB) and Ethereum ETFs (e.g. ETHA, ETHE, FETH, ETHV, QETH) from issuers such as BlackRock, Grayscale, Fidelity, Bitwise, and VanEck. Data by Glassnode.

US Spot ETF Flows — An estimate of the daily net fund flow of the leading U.S.-listed spot Crypto ETFs, reflecting day-to-day changes in each ETF's holdings. Covers major Bitcoin ETFs (e.g. IBIT, GBTC, FBTC, ARKB, BITB) and Ethereum ETFs (e.g. ETHA, ETHE, FETH, ETHV, QETH) from issuers such as BlackRock, Grayscale, Fidelity, Bitwise, and VanEck. Data by Glassnode.

US Spot ETF Net Flows — The total net fund flow of the leading U.S.-listed spot Crypto ETFs, reflecting day-to-day changes in their holdings. Covers major Bitcoin ETFs (e.g. IBIT, GBTC, FBTC, ARKB, BITB) and Ethereum ETFs (e.g. ETHA, ETHE, FETH, ETHV, QETH) from issuers such as BlackRock, Grayscale, Fidelity, Bitwise, and VanEck. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Base Fee (Median) — The median base fee in the Lightning Network in Satoshi, derived from the channel graph. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Channel Size (Mean) — The mean BTC size of public Lightning Network channels. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Channel Size (Median) — The median size of public Lightning Network channels. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Number of Channels — The number of public Lightning Network channels. The Lightning Network works by creating payment channels between two parties, where multiple transactions can be made without each individual transaction being recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain. These transactions are instead recorded off-chain, which makes them faster and cheaper. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Fee Rate (Median) — The median fee rate in the Lightning Network, derived from the channel graph and expressed in units of sat / BTC. A value of 1000 indicates that a fee of 1000 Satoshi is required to transfer 1 BTC. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Gini Coefficient (Capacity Distribution) — Lightning Network Gini Coefficient (Capacity Distribution) is a statistical measure of how Bitcoin capacity is distributed across nodes on the Lightning Network, used to monitor the degree of centralization and the potential risks associated with highly concentrated capacity. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Gini Coefficient (Channel Distribution) — Lightning Network Gini Coefficient (Channel Distribution) is a statistical measure of how channel counts are distributed across nodes on the Lightning Network, used to monitor the degree of centralization and the potential risks associated with highly concentrated node influence. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Capacity — The total amount locked in the Lightning Network. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Node Connectivity — The number of nodes in the Lightning Network connected via IP, TOR, or both. Data by Glassnode.

Lightning Network Number of Nodes — The number of Lightning Network nodes. Data by Glassnode.

Delta Cap — Delta Cap is the difference between Realized Cap and Average Cap, where Average Cap is the life-to-date moving average of Market Cap. The per-coin form, Delta Price, is Realized Price minus the life-to-date moving average of price. It is designed to detect major market bottoms in Bitcoin cycles. Data by Glassnode.

Realized Cap — Realized Cap values different parts of the supply at different prices instead of using the current daily close. It represents the aggregate on-chain cost basis of the supply. Data by Glassnode.

Market Cap — Market Cap (network value) is the product of the current supply and the current USD price of the asset. Data by Glassnode.

Market Value to Realized Value Ratio (MVRV) — Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) is the ratio between market cap and realized cap. Data by Glassnode.

Short Term Holder MVRV — Short Term Holder MVRV (STH-MVRV) is the MVRV ratio computed using only UTXOs younger than 155 days, serving as an indicator of short-term investor behaviour. Data by Glassnode.

Long Term Holder MVRV — Long Term Holder MVRV (LTH-MVRV) is the MVRV ratio computed using only UTXOs with a lifespan of at least 155 days, serving as an indicator of long-term investor behaviour. Data by Glassnode.

MVRV Z-Score — MVRV Z-Score evaluates whether is overvalued or undervalued relative to its fair value by standardising the spread between market value and realized value. Data by Glassnode.

Price Drawdown from ATH — The percent drawdown of the asset's price from the previous all-time high. Data by Glassnode.

Realized Price — Realized Price is Realized Cap divided by current supply. It represents the volume-weighted average price at which every unit of circulating supply last moved on-chain. Data by Glassnode.

Price — The closing price of the asset in USD, aggregated from both centralised and decentralised exchanges. Strictly immutable data points are available in the point-in-time variant of this metric. Data by Glassnode.

Annualized Realized Volatility (1 Month) — Annualized Realized Volatility (1 Month) is the standard deviation of returns from the mean return of the market, measured over a rolling 1-month window and annualized. Data by Glassnode.

Annualized Realized Volatility (1 Week) — Annualized Realized Volatility (1 Week) is the standard deviation of returns from the mean return of the market, measured over a rolling 1-week window and annualized. Data by Glassnode.

Annualized Realized Volatility (1 Year) — Annualized Realized Volatility (1 Year) is the standard deviation of returns measured over a rolling one-year window, expressed on an annualized basis. Data by Glassnode.

Annualized Realized Volatility (2 Weeks) — Annualized Realized Volatility (2 Weeks) is the standard deviation of returns from the mean return of the market, measured over a rolling 2-week window and annualized. Data by Glassnode.

Annualized Realized Volatility (3 Months) — Annualized Realized Volatility (3 Months) is the standard deviation of returns from the mean return of the market, measured over a rolling 3-month window and annualized. Data by Glassnode.

Annualized Realized Volatility (6 Months) — Annualized Realized Volatility (6 Months) is the standard deviation of returns from the mean return of the market, measured over a rolling 6-month window and annualized. Data by Glassnode.

Annualized Realized Volatility (All) — Annualized Realized Volatility (All) is the standard deviation of returns from the mean return of the market, measured over rolling windows of 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year, each annualized. Data by Glassnode.

Mempool Total Amount of Fees by Relative Fee (Sat / vByte) — The total amount of fees attached to unconfirmed transactions waiting in the mempool, broken down across relative fee (Sat / vByte) cohorts. Data by Glassnode.

Mempool Total Amount of Fees — The total amount of fees across transactions waiting in the mempool. Data by Glassnode.

Mempool Number of Transactions by Relative Fee (Sat / vByte) — The total number of transactions waiting in the mempool, broken down into relative-fee (Sat / vByte) cohorts. Data by Glassnode.

Mempool Total Number of Transactions — The total number of transactions waiting in the mempool. Data by Glassnode.

Mempool Total Size of Transactions by Relative Fee (Sat / vByte) — The total size of transactions waiting in the mempool, denominated in virtual bytes and broken out by relative fee (sat/vByte) cohort. Data by Glassnode.

Mempool Total Size of Transactions — The total size of all transactions waiting in the mempool, denoted in virtual bytes (vByte). Data by Glassnode.

Mining Difficulty — The current estimated number of hashes required to mine a block. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Hash Rate — The average estimated number of hashes per second produced by miners in the network. Data by Glassnode.

Market Cap to Thermocap Ratio — Market Cap to Thermocap Ratio is the ratio of Market Cap to Thermocap, used to assess whether the asset's price is currently trading at a premium with respect to total security spend by miners. Data by Glassnode.

Percent Miner Revenue from Fees — The percentage of miner revenue derived from transaction fees, computed as fees divided by fees plus newly minted coins. Data by Glassnode.

Total Miner Revenue — The total miner revenue, equal to transaction fees plus the value of newly minted coins. Data by Glassnode.

Aggregate Security Spend (Thermocap) — Aggregate Security Spend, or Thermocap, is the cumulative USD value of all coins paid to miners since genesis, serving as a proxy for the mining resources spent to secure the network. Data by Glassnode.

Total Miner Revenue from Block Rewards — The total amount of newly minted coins paid to miners as the block subsidy. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 1d-1w — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 1 day and 1 week ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 1m-3m — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 1 month and 3 months ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 1w-1m — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 1 week and 1 month ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 1y-2y — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 1 year and 2 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active < 24h — The amount of circulating supply last moved in the last 24 hours. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 2y-3y — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 2 years and 3 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 3m-6m — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 3 months and 6 months ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 3y-5y — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 3 years and 5 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 5y-7y — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 5 years and 7 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 6m-12m — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 6 months and 12 months ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 7y-10y — The amount of circulating supply last moved between 7 years and 10 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Last Active 10y — The total amount of circulating supply last moved more than 10 years ago. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of Supply Last Active 1+ Years Ago — The percent of circulating supply that has not moved in at least 1 year. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of Supply Last Active 2+ Years Ago — The percent of circulating supply that has not moved in at least 2 years. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of Supply Last Active 3+ Years Ago — The percent of circulating supply that has not moved in at least 3 years. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of Supply Last Active 5+ Years Ago — The percent of circulating supply that has not moved in at least 5 years. Data by Glassnode.

Burn Rate (Base Fee) — Burn Rate (Base Fee) is the ongoing pace at which ETH is destroyed by the EIP-1559 base-fee mechanism introduced by the London Hard Fork. Data by Glassnode.

Burned Supply — Burned Supply is the cumulative sum of ETH destroyed by the EIP-1559 base-fee mechanism since the London Hard Fork activated it. Data by Glassnode.

Circulating Supply — The total amount of all coins ever created or issued, i.e. the circulating supply. Data by Glassnode.

Adjusted Circulating Supply — Adjusted Circulating Supply is the circulating supply with an estimate of lost coins removed. Data by Glassnode.

HODL Waves — A bundle of all active supply age bands. Each colored band shows the percentage of supply in existence that was last moved within the time period denoted in the legend, so every vertical slice sums to 100%. Data by Glassnode.

Inflation Rate — Inflation Rate is the percentage of newly issued coins divided by the current supply. Data by Glassnode.

Issuance — The total amount of new coins added to the current supply, i.e. minted coins or new coins released to the network. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply in Loss — The circulating supply in loss, i.e. the amount of coins whose price at the time they last moved was higher than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Long-Term Holder Net Position Change — Long-Term Holder Net Position Change is the monthly net position change of long-term holders, i.e. the 30-day change in supply held by long-term holders. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Held by Long-Term Holders — The total amount of circulating supply held by long-term holders. Data by Glassnode.

Minted Supply — The total amount of issued ETH. Reported as the cumulative gross mint, before any EIP-1559 burn. Data by Glassnode.

Probably Lost Supply — The estimated supply of "zombie" BTC, coins that have been inactive since the launch of the first BTC exchange in July 2010. Patoshi-mined coins are included in this category. Data by Glassnode.

Percent Supply in Profit — The percentage of circulating supply in profit, meaning the share of existing coins whose price at the time they last moved was lower than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply in Profit — The circulating supply in profit, i.e. the amount of coins whose price at the time they last moved was lower than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Provably Lost Supply — The total amount of BTC that is provably lost, covering coins that fall into one of three categories: unclaimed miner rewards, BTC sent to burn addresses, and BTC sent to OPRETURN outputs. Data by Glassnode.

Realized Cap HODL Waves — HODL Waves weighted by Realized Price. Each band reports the share of USD-denominated cost basis held by coins in that age range, and the bands sum to 100% by construction. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Held by Short-Term Holders — The total circulating supply held by short-term holders. Data by Glassnode.

Supply by TxOut Type — A breakdown of total Bitcoin supply by output script (locking) type. Types include P2TR (Taproot), the SegWit types P2WPKH and P2WSH, P2SH (arbitrary scripts), P2PKH and P2PK (public-key based), and Other as a catch-all for outputs that do not match the most common types. Data by Glassnode.

Tips (Priority Fee) — Tips, also known as priority fees, are fees paid by users on Ethereum to expedite their transactions, rewarding validators for prioritizing them. This metric captures the supplementary income received by validators beyond the base fee for ensuring timely transaction processing. Data by Glassnode.

Total Number of Contract Calls (External) — The total number of smart contract calls on the Ethereum network initiated by Externally Owned Addresses (EOAs), i.e. external transactions. Data by Glassnode.

Total Number of Contract Calls (Internal) — The total number of internal smart contract calls on the Ethereum network, i.e. contract calls initiated by other contracts (internal transactions). Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transactions — The total number of transactions. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transactions per Second — The total number of transactions per second. Data by Glassnode.

SegWit Adoption — SegWit Adoption quantifies the degree of SegWit adoption on the Bitcoin network. Adoption is the community-established measure, defined as the relative number of transactions that spent at least one SegWit input. Utilization is a more granular companion view, defined as the relative number of spent SegWit inputs rather than transactions. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Size of Transfers — The mean size of a transaction within the time period, in bytes. Data by Glassnode.

Total Size of Transactions — The total size of all transactions within the time period, in bytes. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Types — The share of spent Bitcoin outputs by script (locking) type. Types include P2PK and P2PKH (public-key based), Bare Multisig, P2SH (arbitrary scripts, often Multisig or wrapped SegWit), the SegWit types P2WPKH and P2WSH, P2TR (Taproot), and Non-standard as a catch-all for outputs that match no well-defined type. Shares sum to one across types. Data by Glassnode.

Taproot Adoption — Taproot Adoption quantifies the degree of Taproot adoption on the Bitcoin network. Adoption is inspired by the community-established way of measuring SegWit adoption: it relates the number of transactions that spend at least one Taproot input to the overall number of transactions. The Taproot utilization metric is a more granular companion view, defined as the number of spent Taproot inputs relative to the overall number of spent inputs. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transfers — The total number of transfers. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transfers from Exchanges — The total count of transfers from exchange addresses, i.e. the number of on-chain withdrawals from exchanges. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transfers per Second — The number of on-chain transfers per second. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transfer Volume (Change-Adjusted) — The mean value of a transfer, adjusted by change volume. Data by Glassnode.

Median Transfer Volume (Change-Adjusted) — The median value of a transfer, adjusted by change volume. Data by Glassnode.

Total Transfer Volume (Change-Adjusted) — The total amount of coins transferred on-chain, adjusted by change volume. Data by Glassnode.

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Mean Transfer Volume from Exchanges — The mean value of a transfer from exchange addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Total Transfer Volume from Exchanges — The total amount of coins transferred from exchange addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transfer Volume — The mean value of a transfer. Data by Glassnode.

Median Transfer Volume — The median value of a transfer. Data by Glassnode.

Total Transfer Volume — The total amount of coins transferred on-chain. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transfer Volume to Exchanges — The mean value of a transfer to exchange addresses. Data by Glassnode.

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Ethereum Transaction Type Breakdown (Absolute) — The number of Ethereum transactions by category: Vanilla (pure ETH transfers between EOAs), ERC20 (token calls, excluding stablecoins), Stablecoins (pegged tokens such as USDT, USDC, DAI), DeFi (protocols and DEXs like Uniswap and Aave), Bridges (cross-chain transfers), NFTs (ERC-721/1155 and marketplaces), MEV Bots, and Other. Data by Glassnode.

Ethereum Transaction Type Breakdown (Relative) — The relative share of Ethereum transactions by category: Vanilla (pure ETH transfers between EOAs), ERC20 (token calls, excluding stablecoins), Stablecoins (pegged tokens such as USDT, USDC, DAI), DeFi (protocols and DEXs like Uniswap and Aave), Bridges (cross-chain transfers), NFTs (ERC-721/1155 and marketplaces), MEV Bots, and Other. Data by Glassnode.

Treasury Balances (Companies) — Treasury Balances (Companies) shows the total holdings of the selected asset for institutional holders, market makers, and corporate entities with crypto investments, broken out per company so individual corporate positions can be tracked over time. The "other" category includes non-whitelisted entities. Data is available in both native asset units and USD value. Data by Glassnode.

Treasury Balances (Governments) — Treasury Balances (Governments) shows the total holdings of the selected asset for government entities with crypto investments, broken out per government so individual positions can be tracked over time. Data is available in both native asset units and USD value. Data by Glassnode.

Assets Metadata — Lists all assets known to Glassnode and their metadata, including symbol, name, type, supported blockchains, external IDs, and semantic tags. Use the optional CEL filter to narrow results. Data by Glassnode.

Metric Metadata — Returns metadata for a single metric: its supported parameters and allowed values, available time range, documentation and Studio links, and descriptors such as name, group, and tags. Requires the path parameter. Data by Glassnode.

Metrics Catalog — Lists all available metric paths. Use the optional filter parameters (asset, exchange, interval, currency, etc.) to narrow the catalog to metrics that support a given combination. Data by Glassnode.