BTC RHODL
Compares the last-moved dollar value of bitcoin aged 1–6 days with bitcoin aged 365–729 days, adjusted for Bitcoin's age. Higher means more value sits in the recently moved group relative to the older group.
Each unspent coin is valued at Bitcoin's daily price on the day that coin output was created. Add those values separately for outputs aged 1–6 days and outputs aged 365–729 days. Compare the two groups, adjusted for the age of Bitcoin.
For example, if the young group is worth $1 billion and the older group $10 billion, their ratio is 0.1. With Bitcoin aged 6,000 days, this version reads 600. A rise means recently moved value gained weight; it does not establish a cycle peak by itself.
RHODL = realized value of outputs aged 1 ≤ days < 7 / realized value aged 365 ≤ days < 730 × days since 3 January 2009. Age bands use UTC creation dates. A zero denominator produces no reading. All groups come from the same unspent-coin state; historical balances are recovered by reversing real transactions from an immutable checkpoint.
An output changing address does not necessarily change owner. This version uses daily-close prices and raw coin outputs, with no vendor scaling or entity adjustment; do not apply another provider's numerical thresholds. The line starts at the oldest successfully recovered day, not at Bitcoin's launch. It is reconstructed history, not an alert-delivery log.
Safu Bitcoin node and daily-price warehouse.
Safu own Bitcoin index · creation-day balances valued at creation-day prices · no vendor adjustment