The rate at which new Bitcoin is created through mining block rewards. Halves approximately every 4 years (210,000 blocks). Currently 3.125 BTC per block after the April 2024 halving.
Declining issuance rate strengthens the scarcity narrative. Each halving historically precedes significant bull markets as new supply growth diminishes.
Distribution of Bitcoin supply across different wallet size cohorts — from retail (< 1 BTC) to institutional (1,000+ BTC) and whale (10,000+ BTC).
The total supply held by Long-Term Holders (coins that have not moved for 155+ days). LTH supply represents 'strong hands' — investors with conviction who are not selling.
The total supply held by Short-Term Holders (coins that have moved within the last 155 days). STH supply represents recent buyers, speculators, and active traders.
A visualization of Bitcoin's UTXO set age distribution over time. Shows what percentage of supply has been held for various time periods (< 1 day to 10+ years), creating colorful wave patterns.