BTC Safu Selling Pressure
How busy are transfers out of known mining-reward wallets and into published exchange wallets? A daily score from 0 to 100 compares both with their own recent history. It measures movement toward potential selling, not executed sales.
An equal-weight score of two daily activities: bitcoin leaving identified reward wallets, and net deposits into tracked exchange wallets. Both inputs are measured from confirmed Bitcoin blocks.
Higher means these transfers are unusually busy compared with the recorded history. For example, miner activity at 80 and exchange activity at 60 produce a score of 70. A low score means quieter tracked transfers; it does not prove miners or other holders stopped selling.
For each input, rank the current daily BTC total against measured days in the trailing 365 calendar days, including today: 100 × (days below + half the tied days) / observed days. Average the two ranks. Require at least 30 observed days. A flat history scores 50. The BTC amounts are never added together because the same transfer can occur in both inputs.
Only identified first-hop reward wallets and publicly attributed exchange addresses are visible. Mixed miner/non-miner input transactions are excluded from the miner side. Miner change and known internal exchange shuffles are excluded. Address attribution is a current published snapshot applied to historical blocks; this is reconstructed history, not a record of alerts sent. Transfers can be custody changes or pool distributions, not sales. Incomplete days and scan gaps are withheld.
Own-node block transactions; raw miner_outflow_btc and exchange_inflow_btc are included in the chart data.
Safu Bitcoin node · identified reward addresses and publicly attributed exchange wallets · partial market coverage