Percent of Supply Last Active 2+ Years Ago — The percent of circulating supply that has not moved in at least 2 years. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of Supply Last Active 3+ Years Ago — The percent of circulating supply that has not moved in at least 3 years. Data by Glassnode.

Percent of Supply Last Active 5+ Years Ago — The percent of circulating supply that has not moved in at least 5 years. Data by Glassnode.

Burn Rate (Base Fee) — Burn Rate (Base Fee) is the ongoing pace at which ETH is destroyed by the EIP-1559 base-fee mechanism introduced by the London Hard Fork. Data by Glassnode.

Burned Supply — Burned Supply is the cumulative sum of ETH destroyed by the EIP-1559 base-fee mechanism since the London Hard Fork activated it. Data by Glassnode.

Circulating Supply — The total amount of all coins ever created or issued, i.e. the circulating supply. Data by Glassnode.

Adjusted Circulating Supply — Adjusted Circulating Supply is the circulating supply with an estimate of lost coins removed. Data by Glassnode.

HODL Waves — A bundle of all active supply age bands. Each colored band shows the percentage of supply in existence that was last moved within the time period denoted in the legend, so every vertical slice sums to 100%. Data by Glassnode.

Inflation Rate — Inflation Rate is the percentage of newly issued coins divided by the current supply. Data by Glassnode.

Issuance — The total amount of new coins added to the current supply, i.e. minted coins or new coins released to the network. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply in Loss — The circulating supply in loss, i.e. the amount of coins whose price at the time they last moved was higher than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Long-Term Holder Net Position Change — Long-Term Holder Net Position Change is the monthly net position change of long-term holders, i.e. the 30-day change in supply held by long-term holders. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Held by Long-Term Holders — The total amount of circulating supply held by long-term holders. Data by Glassnode.

Minted Supply — The total amount of issued ETH. Reported as the cumulative gross mint, before any EIP-1559 burn. Data by Glassnode.

Probably Lost Supply — The estimated supply of "zombie" BTC, coins that have been inactive since the launch of the first BTC exchange in July 2010. Patoshi-mined coins are included in this category. Data by Glassnode.

Percent Supply in Profit — The percentage of circulating supply in profit, meaning the share of existing coins whose price at the time they last moved was lower than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply in Profit — The circulating supply in profit, i.e. the amount of coins whose price at the time they last moved was lower than the current price. Data by Glassnode.

Provably Lost Supply — The total amount of BTC that is provably lost, covering coins that fall into one of three categories: unclaimed miner rewards, BTC sent to burn addresses, and BTC sent to OPRETURN outputs. Data by Glassnode.

Realized Cap HODL Waves — HODL Waves weighted by Realized Price. Each band reports the share of USD-denominated cost basis held by coins in that age range, and the bands sum to 100% by construction. Data by Glassnode.

Total Supply Held by Short-Term Holders — The total circulating supply held by short-term holders. Data by Glassnode.

Supply by TxOut Type — A breakdown of total Bitcoin supply by output script (locking) type. Types include P2TR (Taproot), the SegWit types P2WPKH and P2WSH, P2SH (arbitrary scripts), P2PKH and P2PK (public-key based), and Other as a catch-all for outputs that do not match the most common types. Data by Glassnode.

Tips (Priority Fee) — Tips, also known as priority fees, are fees paid by users on Ethereum to expedite their transactions, rewarding validators for prioritizing them. This metric captures the supplementary income received by validators beyond the base fee for ensuring timely transaction processing. Data by Glassnode.

Total Number of Contract Calls (External) — The total number of smart contract calls on the Ethereum network initiated by Externally Owned Addresses (EOAs), i.e. external transactions. Data by Glassnode.

Total Number of Contract Calls (Internal) — The total number of internal smart contract calls on the Ethereum network, i.e. contract calls initiated by other contracts (internal transactions). Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transactions — The total number of transactions. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transactions per Second — The total number of transactions per second. Data by Glassnode.

SegWit Adoption — SegWit Adoption quantifies the degree of SegWit adoption on the Bitcoin network. Adoption is the community-established measure, defined as the relative number of transactions that spent at least one SegWit input. Utilization is a more granular companion view, defined as the relative number of spent SegWit inputs rather than transactions. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Size of Transfers — The mean size of a transaction within the time period, in bytes. Data by Glassnode.

Total Size of Transactions — The total size of all transactions within the time period, in bytes. Data by Glassnode.

Spent Output Types — The share of spent Bitcoin outputs by script (locking) type. Types include P2PK and P2PKH (public-key based), Bare Multisig, P2SH (arbitrary scripts, often Multisig or wrapped SegWit), the SegWit types P2WPKH and P2WSH, P2TR (Taproot), and Non-standard as a catch-all for outputs that match no well-defined type. Shares sum to one across types. Data by Glassnode.

Taproot Adoption — Taproot Adoption quantifies the degree of Taproot adoption on the Bitcoin network. Adoption is inspired by the community-established way of measuring SegWit adoption: it relates the number of transactions that spend at least one Taproot input to the overall number of transactions. The Taproot utilization metric is a more granular companion view, defined as the number of spent Taproot inputs relative to the overall number of spent inputs. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transfers — The total number of transfers. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transfers from Exchanges — The total count of transfers from exchange addresses, i.e. the number of on-chain withdrawals from exchanges. Data by Glassnode.

Number of Transfers per Second — The number of on-chain transfers per second. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transfer Volume (Change-Adjusted) — The mean value of a transfer, adjusted by change volume. Data by Glassnode.

Median Transfer Volume (Change-Adjusted) — The median value of a transfer, adjusted by change volume. Data by Glassnode.

Total Transfer Volume (Change-Adjusted) — The total amount of coins transferred on-chain, adjusted by change volume. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transfer Volume from Exchanges — The mean value of a transfer from exchange addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Total Transfer Volume from Exchanges — The total amount of coins transferred from exchange addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transfer Volume — The mean value of a transfer. Data by Glassnode.

Median Transfer Volume — The median value of a transfer. Data by Glassnode.

Total Transfer Volume — The total amount of coins transferred on-chain. Data by Glassnode.

Mean Transfer Volume to Exchanges — The mean value of a transfer to exchange addresses. Data by Glassnode.

Ethereum Transaction Type Breakdown (Absolute) — The number of Ethereum transactions by category: Vanilla (pure ETH transfers between EOAs), ERC20 (token calls, excluding stablecoins), Stablecoins (pegged tokens such as USDT, USDC, DAI), DeFi (protocols and DEXs like Uniswap and Aave), Bridges (cross-chain transfers), NFTs (ERC-721/1155 and marketplaces), MEV Bots, and Other. Data by Glassnode.

Ethereum Transaction Type Breakdown (Relative) — The relative share of Ethereum transactions by category: Vanilla (pure ETH transfers between EOAs), ERC20 (token calls, excluding stablecoins), Stablecoins (pegged tokens such as USDT, USDC, DAI), DeFi (protocols and DEXs like Uniswap and Aave), Bridges (cross-chain transfers), NFTs (ERC-721/1155 and marketplaces), MEV Bots, and Other. Data by Glassnode.

Treasury Balances (Companies) — Treasury Balances (Companies) shows the total holdings of the selected asset for institutional holders, market makers, and corporate entities with crypto investments, broken out per company so individual corporate positions can be tracked over time. The "other" category includes non-whitelisted entities. Data is available in both native asset units and USD value. Data by Glassnode.

Treasury Balances (Governments) — Treasury Balances (Governments) shows the total holdings of the selected asset for government entities with crypto investments, broken out per government so individual positions can be tracked over time. Data is available in both native asset units and USD value. Data by Glassnode.