Total Supply in Profit
How many bitcoins are worth more today than the price they last changed hands at — coins sitting in profit.
Every coin carries the price it last moved at. This adds up all the coins whose last-moved price is **below** today's price, so whoever holds them is ahead.
The count climbs through rallies until nearly every coin is in profit — the top-heavy state seen at every past peak — and drops in crashes, which historically marked the cheapest moments. For example, 18 million ₿ in profit out of about 20 million means roughly 90% of all coins are **above** water.
In words: add up every bitcoin whose last-moved price sits **below** today's price.
It counts **coins**, not people: one wallet holding many coins weighs more than many wallets holding a few. Our node sorts coins into price steps about 5% wide, so on a day the price crosses a crowded step the count can jump a lot at once. Coins minted before bitcoin had a market price always count as in profit.
Safu's own Bitcoin node, recomputed daily from the full chain.
Safu's own Bitcoin node · 1 point/day
- Total Supply
- Coin Days Destroyed (CDD)
- Bitcoin Ancient Supply (10y+)
- Bitcoin Ancient Supply Growth (10y+)
- Bitcoin Ancient Supply Decrease (10y+)
- Bitcoin Ancient Supply vs Daily Issuance (10y+)
- STH / LTH Supply Ratio
- Average Dormancy
- HODL Waves
- Long-Term Holder Supply
- Short-Term Holder Supply
- Total Supply in Loss