Real-time Bitcoin price in US dollars, streamed tick-by-tick via WebSocket. Also shows the 24h percentage change, color-coded green (up) or red (down).

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index on a 0–100 gauge. Scores below 25 signal extreme fear (historically a buying opportunity). Scores above 75 signal extreme greed (market may be overheated).

Bitcoin's market cap expressed as a percentage of gold's estimated total market cap (~$16.5T). Tracks BTC's long-term journey toward — and potentially beyond — gold parity.

Bitcoin's share of total global crypto market capitalisation. High dominance (>50%) means capital is concentrated in BTC. A falling reading often signals rotation into altcoins (alt-season).

The total number of Bitcoin that have not moved on-chain during the selected time period. A rising illiquid supply means more holders are choosing to hold rather than sell — one of the strongest long-term bullish signals in Bitcoin.

Total Bitcoin currently held in known exchange wallets. When reserves fall, coins are moving to cold storage (bullish — people are not planning to sell). When reserves rise, selling pressure may be building. The net change reflects the selected filter period.

Estimated Bitcoin reserves held by Over-The-Counter (OTC) desks used by institutional buyers. When OTC supply dries up, large buyers are forced onto open exchanges — a supply-shock signal that has historically preceded price moves.

Market Value to Realised Value Z-Score. Compares Bitcoin's market cap to its "realised cap" — the sum of what every coin last moved was worth at the time. A Z-Score below 2 historically marks undervalued territory. Above 5 has coincided with every major market top.

Every ~210,000 blocks (~4 years), Bitcoin's block subsidy is cut in half. This programmatically reduces new supply. We are in Epoch 5 (3.125 BTC per block). The next halving will cut this to 1.5625 BTC.

Bitcoin treasury holdings of major public companies and spot ETFs. In period views (7d, 30d, etc.), shows net BTC bought or sold. Green = accumulation, Red = distribution.

Bitcoin held by national governments — through seizures, strategic reserves, or legal tender policy. Sovereign accumulation signals state-level recognition of BTC as a strategic reserve asset.

Breakdown of circulating supply by holder type: retail, institutions, sovereign wallets, Satoshi's known untouched coins (~1.1M BTC), and estimated permanently lost coins. In filtered views, shows net flows for the selected period.

Bitcoin held by major mining pools and listed mining companies, plus total network hashrate in exahashes per second (EH/s). Miner selling pressure is a key short-term indicator — miners selling heavily can signal local tops.

A curated rotating quote from Bitcoin pioneers, economists, and builders — Satoshi Nakamoto, Hal Finney, Michael Saylor, Jeff Booth, and others. A new one appears on each page load.