Bitcoin Fundamentals over time on one web-page?

[Roccker]

Hi there!

I once saw a website a few years aga that had all the 'fundamentals' (is it the right word) of Bitcoin in one website-page (but i didn't manage to re-find it ).

I mean:
There was market cap, google searches, venture capital, number of bitcoin adresses, estimated number of users - everything over time.
I don't remember the total specifics of what it even showed anymore, but.. do you know of any such site?

[European Central Bank]

you might be thinking of bitcoinpulse? that was a great website but the guy operating it gave up on it I think. I haven't found one quite as good as that again.

edit, it does seem to be up again but not as good as before. maybe someone else has taken it up. still, it has a bunch of useful info.

[Chris!]

Well to be honest I'd like to find a website that has all of that in one spot. I mean in terms of the market cap I'm sure you know of coinmarketcap but they don't really have much more than that. You can see who's tweeting about the certain coins and see what's in the news too I guess.

[RyNinDaCleM]

something like this?
https://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/

edit:
And there's this
https://blockchain.info/charts

[~Bitcoin~]

I have found two websites which you can combine to get overall information regarding bitcoin as well as to get real time statistics and chart of bitcoin.

To know more about bitcoin: https://www.weusecoins.com/ (however don't like them promoting hashflare at bottom)
For charts and statistics: https://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin/, https://markets.blockchain.info, https://bitcoinwisdom.com/ for instant price http://preev.com

[Roccker]

Thanks everybody!

The closest to what i mean is http://www.bitcoinpulse.com/

(perhaps it was even that, but the format was surely very different)

[Roccker]

Here is one about how many people search it on google:

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=bitcoin

Here is one about how many % of miners support what: (Segwit and stuff)
https://coin.dance/blocks


Please add any links that are giving hints about the 'current state of bitcoin, compared to the past'