Bitcoin Marketcap
$1.74T
Gold Marketcap
$15.81T
BTC Settlement Volume (24hr)
$12.90B
BTC Inflation Rate (next 1yr)
1.17%
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SEARCHKEY MARKETS
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BITCOIN STATS
Bitcoin Marketcap
$1.74T
BTC Inflation Rate (next 1yr)
1.17%
% Supply Issued
90.03%
BTC Settlement Volume (24hr)
$12.90B
Real Exchange Volume (24hr)
$28.09B
Active Addresses
1.02M
Mining Reward Value (24hr)
$84.2M
GBTC Premium
200.86%
MSTR Premium
-80.49%
BTC Down From ATH
15.07%
BTC Up From Cycle Low
0.66%
RATES & YIELDS
24hr change
RATIOS
24hr change
Gold:BTC (marketcap)
9.11x
+0.11
+1.26%
M2:BTC (marketcap)
12.35x
+0.24
+1.99%
BTC:Oil (price)
1,297x
-37.04
-2.78%
Gold:Oil (price)
36.63x
-0.66
-1.78%
US GOVERNMENT STATS
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BTC ROI
Bitcoin & Traditional Assets ROI (vs USD)
BTC vs Traditional Assets ROI:
Bitcoin
Gold
S&P 500
1 year:
+112%
+26%
+24%
2 year:
+429%
+43%
+54%
3 year:
+97%
+42%
+23%
4 year:
+215%
+37%
+57%
5 year:
+1,200%
+71%
+83%
6 year:
+2,284%
+103%
+136%
7 year:
+552%
+98%
+119%
8 year:
+9,038%
+126%
+161%
9 year:
+21,166%
+145%
+187%
10 year:
+30,569%
+119%
+186%
11 year:
+11,468%
+111%
+221%
12 year:
+688,033%
+55%
+304%
13 year:
+1.8 million%
+62%
+362%
14 year:
+31 million%
+83%
+366%
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Data Source: Messari.io, bitcoincharts.com
What is it: This shows bitcoin's ROI vs other potential inflation hedge assets.
Why it matters: As with the historical bitcoin price table, we see bitcoin's extreme outperformance vs other assets here as well. Bitcoin's relatively small size, plus fundamental properties, yield extreme outperformance when even relatively small funds-flows find their way to BTC.
BTC DAYS ABOVE PRICE
Bitcoin Price Closing History by Level
Days Bitcoin Closed Above:
Price
Days Above
% of Bitcoin's Life
$100,000
9
0.15%
$91,843
41
0.70%
$90,000
45
0.77%
$80,000
50
0.86%
$50,000
459
7.86%
Data Sources: Messari.io, bitcoincharts.com
What is it: This the number of days in which bitcoin "closed" (trading level at midnight UTC) above various price levels.
Why it matters: This can give a sense of where bitcoin is currently trading relative to past cycles.
SHARPE 5yr
DOUBLING TIME
THE BITCOIN LIBRARY
13 Jul 2020 | | Price when published: $9,275 (ROI since: +890%)
There is no such thing as “a bitcoin”
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EXCERPT
Many people who generally understand how Bitcoin and its blockchain system works are nevertheless under the erroneous impression that there are such things as atomic units of bitcoin that are moved from address to address and can therefore be tracked on the public chain. I think this mistake has its roots in language and analogy.
Bitcoin is a digital currency, “coin” is in its name, the White Paper describes it as electronic cash and mentions “wallets.” As a result we talk about it like we talk about physical currency; like we talk about paper bills or coins. We say things like, “She gave me a bitcoin.” As a result, people tend to quite justifiably envision bitcoins as atomic units that are passed around. Even if they understand that bitcoins are sub-divisible to eight decimal places, and that those units are called satoshis, they may still think that those are the atomic units.
But the coins and wallets analogy is just that: an analogy. This is not at all how Bitcoin works.
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