Shrimp Net Position (under 1 BTC)

How many coins the smallest addresses (under 1 ₿) gained or lost over the last 30 days. Above zero, everyday buyers added; below zero, they let coins go.

Today's total held by addresses holding less than 1 ₿, minus the same total 30 completed days ago. It is a change over a month, not a level.

For example, +9,000 ₿ over 30 days means the smallest wallets took on about 9,000 coins in a month — and since each holds under 1 ₿, that is a very large number of separate buyers. Small buyers adding while the price falls is a pattern people watch closely, because it is the opposite of what the crowd is usually assumed to do.

Today's coins held by addresses of less than 1 ₿, minus the same figure from 30 completed days earlier.

There is no value until 30 days of history exist, so the line starts blank. It counts addresses, not people, and this band is padded by tiny leftover amounts and exchange-internal addresses, so read the direction rather than the exact size.

Our node currently shows history from 2023 and fills in earlier years as it finishes recounting the blockchain from the first block.

Safu's own Bitcoin full-node UTXO index (chain replay from genesis).

Safu's own Bitcoin node · we show the history our node has finished loading (currently from 2023)

• Humpback Supply (≥10k BTC)
• Whale Supply (1k–10k BTC)
• Shark Supply (100–1k BTC)
• Fish Supply (10–100 BTC)
• Crab Supply (1–10 BTC)
• Shrimp Supply (<1 BTC)
• Supply Distribution by Cohort
• Humpback Addresses (≥10k BTC)
• Whale Addresses (1k–10k BTC)
• Shark Addresses (100–1k BTC)
• Fish Addresses (10–100 BTC)
• Crab Addresses (1–10 BTC)