Bitcoin Forward Looking Market Overview
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently priced at $31,328.26, with 1.0000 BTC equivalent to the price. Ethereum (ETH) is priced at 15.66 ETH. The 1-hour price range for BTC is $30,486.55 to $31,824.38, while the 24-hour range remains the same. The real volume traded in the past 24 hours is $13.23 billion, while the reported volume is $14.61 billion, indicating a volume overstatement of 1.1. The volume turnover for the last 24 hours is 2.17%.
In terms of ROI, Bitcoin has experienced significant gains over the years. In 2020, the ROI was +302.52%, followed by +87.88% in 2019. However, 2018 saw a decline of -72.48%. The most notable increase in ROI was in 2017 with +1284.20%. The current volatility for BTC is 0.38 for the past 30 days, 0.40 for the past 90 days, 0.52 for the past year, and 0.67 for the past three years. The Sharpe ratios, which measure risk-adjusted returns, are 6.36 (30D), 0.51 (90D), 1.12 (1Y), and 0.95 (3Y).
The reported market cap for BTC is $609 billion, while the outstanding market cap is slightly higher at $611 billion. The realized market cap is $397 billion. The recent performance shows a positive trend, with a 1.97% increase in the past 24 hours, 2.88% increase in the last 7 days, and a significant 24.25% increase over the past month. Over the past year, the ROI has been +51.72%.
Bitcoin reached its all-time high (ATH) on November 10th, 2021, at $68,624.09. Currently, it is down -54.35% from the ATH. The cycle low occurred on November 21st, 2022, at $15,621.40, and since then, BTC has gained +100.55%.
The current circulating supply of BTC is 19,427,806.00, with an outstanding supply of 19,428,449.35. The active supply of BTC varies based on different timeframes. For the past 24 hours, there have been 292,595.70 active BTC. Over the past 10 years, the active supply has reached 16,500,476.82 BTC.
BTC mining statistics show a current hash rate of 322 MH/s, with a 30-day average of 369,881,383.9562692. The miner revenue per hash is $0.00 or 2.8e-11 BTC, with a revenue per hash per second of $0.07 or 0.000002 BTC. Approximately 0.03% of the hash rate is available on NiceHash.
The average difficulty for BTC mining is 53,911,173,001,055, and the supply held by miners amounts to $56.89 billion or 1,809,686.07 BTC. The supply held by addresses one hop away from miners is $79.56 billion or 2,530,957.58 BTC.
Bitcoin has a significant number of addresses, with 47,864,817 in total. There are 5,840 addresses holding a balance above $10 million and 75,481 addresses holding a balance above $1 million. The number of active addresses in the last 24 hours was 874,515, with 679,932 addresses receiving funds and 543,461 addresses sending funds.
In summary, the market data shows that Bitcoin has experienced both positive and negative ROI in the past, with significant gains in some years and substantial volatility. Despite the ATH being reached two years ago, Bitcoin has recovered well from its cycle low. The current market cap and trading volume indicate strong investor interest, and the active addresses demonstrate ongoing engagement with the network. The mining sector continues to contribute to the network's security, with a stable hash rate and revenue per hash. Overall, the market data provides insights into Bitcoin's performance, supply distribution, and mining ecosystem.
In terms of ROI, Bitcoin has experienced significant gains over the years. In 2020, the ROI was +302.52%, followed by +87.88% in 2019. However, 2018 saw a decline of -72.48%. The most notable increase in ROI was in 2017 with +1284.20%. The current volatility for BTC is 0.38 for the past 30 days, 0.40 for the past 90 days, 0.52 for the past year, and 0.67 for the past three years. The Sharpe ratios, which measure risk-adjusted returns, are 6.36 (30D), 0.51 (90D), 1.12 (1Y), and 0.95 (3Y).
The reported market cap for BTC is $609 billion, while the outstanding market cap is slightly higher at $611 billion. The realized market cap is $397 billion. The recent performance shows a positive trend, with a 1.97% increase in the past 24 hours, 2.88% increase in the last 7 days, and a significant 24.25% increase over the past month. Over the past year, the ROI has been +51.72%.
Bitcoin reached its all-time high (ATH) on November 10th, 2021, at $68,624.09. Currently, it is down -54.35% from the ATH. The cycle low occurred on November 21st, 2022, at $15,621.40, and since then, BTC has gained +100.55%.
The current circulating supply of BTC is 19,427,806.00, with an outstanding supply of 19,428,449.35. The active supply of BTC varies based on different timeframes. For the past 24 hours, there have been 292,595.70 active BTC. Over the past 10 years, the active supply has reached 16,500,476.82 BTC.
BTC mining statistics show a current hash rate of 322 MH/s, with a 30-day average of 369,881,383.9562692. The miner revenue per hash is $0.00 or 2.8e-11 BTC, with a revenue per hash per second of $0.07 or 0.000002 BTC. Approximately 0.03% of the hash rate is available on NiceHash.
The average difficulty for BTC mining is 53,911,173,001,055, and the supply held by miners amounts to $56.89 billion or 1,809,686.07 BTC. The supply held by addresses one hop away from miners is $79.56 billion or 2,530,957.58 BTC.
Bitcoin has a significant number of addresses, with 47,864,817 in total. There are 5,840 addresses holding a balance above $10 million and 75,481 addresses holding a balance above $1 million. The number of active addresses in the last 24 hours was 874,515, with 679,932 addresses receiving funds and 543,461 addresses sending funds.
In summary, the market data shows that Bitcoin has experienced both positive and negative ROI in the past, with significant gains in some years and substantial volatility. Despite the ATH being reached two years ago, Bitcoin has recovered well from its cycle low. The current market cap and trading volume indicate strong investor interest, and the active addresses demonstrate ongoing engagement with the network. The mining sector continues to contribute to the network's security, with a stable hash rate and revenue per hash. Overall, the market data provides insights into Bitcoin's performance, supply distribution, and mining ecosystem.
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