List of interesting Bitcoin statistics

[1miau]

I’ve created a list of interesting Bitcoin statistics, where useful data is accessible for everyone.

In addition to simple statistics such as price, I’ve included statistics for a wide range of topics, such as mining, popularity in individual countries, share of addresses on which a certain amount of Bitcoin is stored, when and how much Bitcoin was moved last time, various Bitcoin network statistics and much more.

Since we have statistics for almost everything, only the most important things should really be listed here to get a high quality list.



Table

• 1. CoinMarketCap / CoinGecko / etc.
  
  • 1.1. Bitcoin-Price since 2010
• 2. BTC.com
• 3. CoinDance
• 4. Bitinfocharts
• 5. Look into Bitcoin
• 6. Mempool
  
  • 6.1. Mempool Jochen Hoenicke
  • 6.2. Mempool.Space
• 7. 1ML - Lighning Network
• 8. Bitnodes.io
• 9. Bitcoinvisuals.com
• 10. Bitcoin Treasuries
• 11. Glassnode
• 12. Coinatmradar
• 13. Historical Bitcoin Node Count
• 14. BitMex stats
  
  • 14.1. Txstats
  • 14.2. Forkmonitor
• 15. CryptoMiso
• 16. Blockchain.com
• 17. Amboss.Space - Lightning Network
• 18. TradingView
• 19. woobull
• 20. Checkonchain
• 21. Rainbow Chart
• 22. Casebitcoin
• 23. Mining related
  
  • 23.1. Coinwarz
  • 23.2. Ycharts
• 24. Bitcoin Obituaries
  
  • 24.1. BitcoinIsDead.org
  • 24.2. 99Bitcoins

• Miscellaneous

1. CoinMarketCap / CoinGecko / etc.

CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko are famous for checking (past) prices for various coins including market capitalization, coins in circulation, maximum coins in existence, exchanges where these coins are traded and much more.

CoinGecko: https://www.coingecko.com/de




CoinMarketCap: https://coinmarketcap.com/




1.1. Bitcoin-Price since 2010

Most websites are showing Bitcoin’s price from 2014 onwards but here is a page that shows the Bitcoin price from 2010:



Link: https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/de/preis/




2. BTC.com

BTC.com is mainly known for its good block explorer but also offers various statistics like:

Miningpool-Share
Blocksize
Unconfirmed Transactions
Halving Countdown
Mining Difficulty
Transactions and Fees
Richlist
Script-Types (Addresstypes)


Statistics overview


As well as a general overview of current mining:



General BTC overview



Mining overview


Link: https://btc.com/stats / https://explorer.btc.com/de/btc




3. CoinDance

CoinDance offers a range of statistics, similar to BTC.com. However, CoinDance's focus is on market capitalization and more generic things, like Google search volume or legal status in all countries.
In addition to that, there are comparisons between Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV.


Market capitalizations



Search Volume



legal Status


Link: https://coin.dance/stats




4. Bitinfocharts

Bitinfocharts shows general details on various altcoins besides Bitcoin (which, however, seem very confusing):




In addition, there are other, good statistics about address richlists:



However, depending on each Altcoin, not all statistics are available.

Link: https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/
Link: https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html




5. Look into Bitcoin

Look into Bitcoin offers various, very interesting statistics about the price development of Bitcoin. These include heatmaps (whether the price is "overheated"), the famous stock-to-flow model or how many days the Bitcoin price has been higher than today (profitable Bitcoin days).
Furthermore, there are various graphs about HODL and active addresses, etc.


The famous stock to flow model. No one knows for sure if it's true, but it's very bullish.




HODL share. An interesting indicator when it might be profitable selling / buying.



Bitcoin Profitable Days

Link: https://www.lookintobitcoin.com/charts/



6. Mempool Statistiken

6.1. Mempool Jochen Hoenicke

Jochen Hoenicke's mempool visualizes very well all transactions in the mempool (transactions that are currently waiting for confirmation). A total of 3 categories are offered:

- Count: Number of unconfirmed transactions
- Fee: Amount of unconfirmed transaction fees (in BTC)
- Weight: Weight of all transactions (in vMB) waiting for confirmation in the mempool.

Jochen Hoenicke’s Mempool makes it very easy to estimate what fee you should choose for your transaction to get it confirmed in a certain amount of time.
To find out how to save some transaction fees, you can read more here: Make sure to avoid wasting BTC for too high fees – step by step guide (Electrum)



Link:https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#0,24h


6.2. Mempool.Space

Alternatively you can use Mempool.Space.
Here, the size of all transactions (in vMB) waiting for confirmation in the mempool is also visualized, including additional information about the most recently mined blocks:





Link: https://mempool.space/ or https://mempool.space/graphs


7. 1ML - Lighning Network

Various statistics about Bitcoin's Lightning Network:



Link: https://1ml.com/


8. Bitnodes.io

Bitnodes.io provides a detailed overview of all active nodes, visualized as well as listed by different locations in all countries:



Link: https://bitnodes.io/



9. Bitcoinvisuals.com

Bitcoinvisuals.com offers various statistics on mining, general state of the Blockchain, as well as statistics about daily output volume on the Bitcoin network:


Overview


Output Volume per Day


Link: https://bitcoinvisuals.com/




10. Bitcoin Treasuries

A compilation of various Bitcoin investments, such as:

- Public companies owning Bitcoin
- Countries and governments owning Bitcoin
- Private companies owning Bitcoin
- ETFs where Bitcoin is allocated

In addition to the number of Bitcoin, the compilation also includes a source.





Link: https://bitcointreasuries.org/




11. Glassnode

Glassnode is a very detailed site for various statistics from the Bitcoin network, but not all of them can be accessed. Some statistics are only accessible to registered accounts (paid).
However, a good weekly overview can always be found in Glassnode's report, which analyzes selected, relevant statistics on the market situation and the current price trend.

- individual statistics available in: https://studio.glassnode.com/metrics?a=BTC&m=addresses.ActiveCount
- all statistics listed in the catalog: https://studio.glassnode.com/catalog
- weekly reports featured by included statistics: https://insights.glassnode.com/



Individual statistic previewed



Catalog



Preview of Glassnode's weekly reports.
These are structured like a blog post analyzing various current statistics.




12. Coinatmradar

Coinatmradar provides statistics on Bitcoin ATM installations around the world.





Link: https://coinatmradar.com/
Mentioned by Upgrade00



13. Historical Bitcoin Node count

Visualizing historical Bitcoin Node count.




Link: https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/historical.html
Mentioned by Upgrade00




14.1 Txstats


Gives graphs showing lots of different statistics about transactions and the mempool, everything from the number of UTXOs and the amount of Bitcoin stored in each script type, to usage of RBF, SegWit, Taproot, and lots more.



Overview




Link: https://txstats.com
Mentioned by o_e_l_e_o




14.2 Forkmonitor

Keeps track of all competing blocks/stale blocks which their node sees, as well as a bunch of other metrics.





Link: https://forkmonitor.info/
Mentioned by o_e_l_e_o




15. CryptoMiso


CrytoMiso gives insight into Github commit history of 300 cryptocurrencies based on most popular repo so crypto traders can gain insight on which crypto projects are actively being developed.





Link: https://www.cryptomiso.com/
Mentioned by Stalker22



16. Blockchain.com


General statistics about Bitcoin:





Link: https://www.blockchain.com/charts
Mentioned by Z-tight



17. Amboss.Space

Amboss.Space is an alternative to 1ML, offering detailed insights into the Bitcoin Lightning network.





Link: https://amboss.space/
Mentioned by Rath_



18. TradingView


TradingView is offering all sorts of price charts, where you can also do your own technical price analysis (TA).





Link: https://www.tradingview.com/
Mentioned by Pouvoirp



19. woobull


Various Bitcoin charts are available at woobull (similar to Look into Bitcoin and Glassnode):



Overview





Link: https://charts.woobull.com/
Mentioned by dkbit98



20. Checkonchain


Alternative to woobull, to Look into Bitcoin and Glassnode offering various Bitcoin charts and also some Altcoins.




Link: https://checkonchain.com/
Mentioned by dkbit98



21. Rainbow Chart


The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart is very famous because it's very bullish but no one knows for sure if it's true. Recently (12/2022), many experts have expressed criticism.





Link: https://www.blockchaincenter.net/en/bitcoin-rainbow-chart/
Mentioned by dkbit98


22. Casebitcoin


Offering various price-related Bitcoin charts, especially price performance comparisons to traditional assets:



Overview




Link: https://casebitcoin.com/charts
Mentioned by salad daging



23.1 Coinwarz


Coinwarz is a website dedicated to Bitcoin mining information:



Overview


Bitcoin Hashrate chart

Link: https://www.coinwarz.com/
Mentioned by Darker45





23.2 Ycharts


Ycharts is a website for mostly traditional asset statistics but some crypto related (mining) statistics are also available at Ycharts.
Some charts might require registration and payment.




Link: https://ycharts.com/indicators/bitcoin_network_hash_rate
Mentioned by Darker45




24.1 BitcoinIsDead.org


BitcoinIsDead.org provides interesting statistics how often Bitcoin was declared dead and also providing a source.  






Link: https://www.bitcoinisdead.org/
Mentioned by tranthidung



24.2 99Bitcoins


Similar to BitcoinIsDead.org, 99Bitcoins has a dedicated site of how often Bitcoin was declared dead already.  





Link: https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/
Mentioned by tranthidung




Miscellaneous

Some more interesting Links:

Overviews created by other community members:

• [LIST] Bitcoin Visualization
• [BIG LIST] Analytical Crypto Services & Tools
• Online Tools For Bitcoin Maximalist.

• Endthefud.org
• nakamotoinstitute.org (interesting articles)

Interesting blog posts presenting Bitcoin statistics:

Master Bitcoin in 2022: Best Crypto Data Websites

You know more high-quality statistic sites for Bitcoin?
Feel free to mention them, post some pictures and if your suggestions are good, they will be added to my list.  


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[Upgrade00]

Great compilation, I have used many of those website at some point and some I still use regularly and I must say they are quite useful for a Bitcoin enthusiast, if you want to get handy statistics.

You know more high-quality statistic sites for Bitcoin?
Feel free to mention them, post some pictures and if your suggestins are good, they will be added to my list.  

Can't get pictures now, but here are some statistics websites I've used at some point;
• Coinatmradar; provides statistics on Bitcoin ATM installations around the world.
• https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/historical.html ; Data on bitcoin nodes

[o_e_l_e_o]

You know more high-quality statistic sites for Bitcoin?

BitMEX provide some interesting data on a couple of sites that they run.

There is https://txstats.com, which gives graphs showing lots of different statistics about transactions and the mempool, everything from the number of UTXOs and the amount of bitcoin stored in each script type, to usage of RBF, segwit, taproot, and lots more.

They also run https://forkmonitor.info, which most usefully keeps track of all competing blocks/stale blocks which their node sees, as well as a bunch of other metrics.

[Stalker22]

I think CryptoMiso is also an interesting statistics tool.
"CryptoMiso shows the Github commit history of 300 cryptocurrencies based on most popular repo so crypto traders can gain insight on which crypto projects are actively being developed."



I like the tool because we can easily check and compare how active were the developers of our favorite crypto project.

[1miau]

https://coinatmradar.com/

https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/historical.html

Interesting that it's so different from Bitnodes:


https://bitnodes.io/dashboard/7y/


https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/historical.html

Does https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/historical.html give any explanation how their numbers were captured?

Would be interesting to know why their node count is so much lower right now than 2017 / 2018...

https://txstats.com

https://forkmonitor.info

https://www.cryptomiso.com/

Very nice websites, I've added all of them to my list and linked your posts as a reference. 

[Upgrade00]

Does https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/historical.html give any explanation how their numbers were captured?

Would be interesting to know why their node count is so much lower right now than 2017 / 2018...

I'm not sure why there numbers are much lower now that it was some years ago; But on why they have different stats from other sites like bitnodes; it's about them recording non-reachable nodes;

There are 10987 full nodes according to bitnodes,

those are only reachable nodes, the majority of bitcoin nodes (90%) are not reachable or in other words don't accept incoming connections hence they are not listed on sites like bitnodes. take a look here: https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/historical.html

[Z-tight]

You know more high-quality statistic sites for Bitcoin?
Feel free to mention them, post some pictures and if your suggestins are good, they will be added to my list

What about this 1miau, can it make your list as a high-quality statistics site: https://www.blockchain.com/charts
Information like Currency statistics, block details, Mempool size, total circulating bitcoin, mining information, etc can be gotten in the website, i think it is a very useful one, you can check it out yourself before adding it.

You can add this one too, for statistics on the current state of the mempool and estimation of transaction fees:
https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#0,1w

[1miau]

You know more high-quality statistic sites for Bitcoin?
Feel free to mention them, post some pictures and if your suggestins are good, they will be added to my list

What about this 1miau, can it make your list as a high-quality statistics site: https://www.blockchain.com/charts
Information like Currency statistics, block details, Mempool size, total circulating bitcoin, mining information, etc can be gotten in the website, i think it is a very useful one, you can check it out yourself before adding it.

Of course, I'll include it in my list.
Not sure, how I missed it in my original compilation. 

You can add this one too, for statistics on the current state of the mempool and estimation of transaction fees:
https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#0,1w

Jochen Hoenicke's Mempool is already included as number 6.1 (Mempools) in my list. 

[uchegod-21]

What a great job I have seen here. You must have put great efforts to put this beautiful piece together. I have been seeing the graph that represented bitcoin from far back 2010, it is great. And to be very frank, there is no rocket science in bitcoin, an there is absolutely nothing new that is happening in bitcoin. Everything is represented in the graph. A careful study of the graphs should give everyone (especially newbies) the reassurance that bitcoin is safe amidst this bearish market.
Charts never lies! No wonder good traders who know about chart keep winning and the majority that try their luck keep loosing.

Thanks 1miau, strong hands hardly create threads, but when they do, it carries alot of value. Lesson learnt.

[Rath_]

You know more high-quality statistic sites for Bitcoin?
Feel free to mention them, post some pictures and if your suggestins are good, they will be added to my list.  

amboss.space is a decent alternative to 1ML. Node operators can easily add contact details or extra info (1ML requires opening a direct channel with them to enable such functionality). The community can cast votes on other nodes - this way you can predict how the funds in the channel might move once you open it.

[Pouvoirp]

This is an awesome list. Thank you for putting this together.


You may like to check this out too: https://www.tradingview.com/
This is a useful site I found. this site helps to guide you through ways of investing, and how and when to.
It gives ideas based on technical analysis and fundamental analysis of bitcoin and other assets. Also, helps in the understanding of the market and why it's like that.

[tranthidung]

• [LIST] Bitcoin Visualization
• [BIG LIST] Analytical Crypto Services & Tools
• Online Tools For Bitcoin Maximalist.

1miau, you create a huge and helpful thread so feel free to check other collective threads and add anything is missing in yours and if you feel it is good supplementary for your thread.

[dkbit98]

The famous stock to flow model. No one knows for sure if it's true, but it's very bullish.

I think that now we all know stock-to-flow model is not working, or it's flawed to say more correctly.
Many people followed s2f blindly waiting for 100k and creator received a lot of criticism recently, but it was fun experiment for sure.
There are few more website with lot of charts including Unrealised Profit & Loss, MVRV (that can be found in some of the websites you listed before):
https://charts.woobull.com/
https://checkonchain.com/

One more interesting chart is called Bitcoin Rainbow Chart, and you can consider adding this Blockchaincenterwebsite:
https://www.blockchaincenter.net/en/bitcoin-rainbow-chart/

[1miau]

Thank you everyone for your suggestions so far, I will review it, make screenshots and add good sites to my OP when I have some more time next weekend. 

• [LIST] Bitcoin Visualization
• [BIG LIST] Analytical Crypto Services & Tools
• Online Tools For Bitcoin Maximalist.

Great compilations, didn't know that there's such a list but now we've one more list, also documented with some pictures. 
I will add a separate row to my OP, where I can mention these compilations and link them. 

[aysg76]

Great compilation @OP for the different resources we can use to make extensive research about the data we intend to use for bitcoin and other crypto market in general.Like i was aware about some of them but not all of them speaking frankly and now we get more alternative in the replies from high rank members also.

There are some other's like Bitinfocharts.com that represent different aspects for bitcoin as well as other coins like you can have the data about last 24 hours of fees,active address, transactions,block size and all others which is quite good for members to extract the information from.

If you intend on having more of them you can check out this

Overall nice thread @OP and appreciate for bringing it up to us and newbies can take advantage of it.

[1miau]

There are some other's like Bitinfocharts.com that represent different aspects for bitcoin as well as other coins like you can have the data about last 24 hours of fees,active address, transactions,block size and all others which is quite good for members to extract the information from.

I've already included Bitinfocharts in my list but I can agree that it's a very detailed site.

If you intend on having more of them you can check out this

Great article! I will include it together in my separate section (will create it when I've mire time next weekend).
Especially sites like Messari are providing a wide range of insights. 

[salad daging]

Maybe https://nomics.com/ can be added to the OP's list. I see from nomics there is a prediction of the future daily price of bitcoin and the daily data that has been provided there.

I prefer it here even though there are lots of other interesting stats.
And this is a little interesting to me.

small prediction screenshot.



[1] https://casebitcoin.com/charts

[1miau]

New websites are added. 

• [LIST] Bitcoin Visualization
• [BIG LIST] Analytical Crypto Services & Tools
• Online Tools For Bitcoin Maximalist.

Added under "Miscellaneous".

If you intend on having more of them you can check out this

Also added under "Miscellaneous":

Miscellaneous

Some more interesting Links:

Overviews created by other community members:

• [LIST] Bitcoin Visualization
• [BIG LIST] Analytical Crypto Services & Tools
• Online Tools For Bitcoin Maximalist.

Interesting blog posts presenting Bitcoin statistics:

Master Bitcoin in 2022: Best Crypto Data Websites

Maybe https://nomics.com/ can be added to the OP's list. I see from nomics there is a prediction of the future daily price of bitcoin and the daily data that has been provided there.

It's looking more like a normal price site like Coingecko / CoinMarketCap?
If you want I can add it into point number 1 one my list. 

[1] https://casebitcoin.com/charts

Added. 


Thanks everyone for your contributions. 

[Darker45]

I think statistics on Bitcoin's hashrate over the years is also a great addition. After all, it is a very important metric which somehow signifies Bitcoin's health and security. Coinwarz and Ycharts may be good sites as far as these stats are concerned.

Statista also offers various data and stats that are Bitcoin-related like Bitcoin mining profitability, although a site more focused on specific stats may be better.

[tranthidung]

Days ago, I forgot to share those websites that are reading resources and helpful to calm down your panic minds. When you are panic, read articles and view charts.

• Endthefud.org
• 99bitcoins.com (Bitcoin Obituraries)
• Bitcoinisdead.org (very interesting chart)
• nakamotoinstitute.org (interesting articles)