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Bitcoin moving out of identified mining-reward wallets to other addresses, per completed day. This includes pool payouts and wallet reorganizations, not just potential sales.
The daily amount of Bitcoin leaving addresses previously seen receiving mining rewards. We count transfers to destinations outside the identified mining-reward address set.
For example, a reward wallet spends 12 BTC, returns 2 BTC as change to an identified reward address and sends 10 BTC elsewhere: this chart counts 10 BTC. A rise means more coins moved out, not that miners sold them. Pool payouts and transfers between a miner’s own wallets can also raise the line.
Read actual Bitcoin blocks with their spent outputs. Learn reward addresses from coinbase outputs using first-seen block heights. For ordinary transactions, count outputs outside the identified reward-address set only when every input belongs to a known, non-exchange reward address. Exclude ambiguous mixed-input transactions and known miner change. Sum complete UTC days; require contiguous scanned blocks and withhold six tip blocks.
The main line measures wallet transfers, not exchange deposits or market-wide miner sales. It can include pool payouts and self-transfers. Unknown reward addresses and mixed-input transactions are excluded. The optional exchange line is a separate, very small public-address sample and also includes rewards paid straight to tracked exchanges; do not add it to the main line. In the recovered 41-day sample it was nonzero on only one day. Coinbase and Kraken are absent from that exchange sample. History starts 29 July 2026; a longer range shows only measured history.
Safu Bitcoin node getblock verbosity 3, reward-address first-seen heights and publicly sourced exchange addresses. Recovered 6,194 consecutive blocks; 41 complete days through 7 September 2026.
Safu Bitcoin node · addresses observed receiving mining rewards · first-hop transfers since 29 July 2026