How is each group moving? Open any to explore.
Group1Big HoldersBuyingWallets holding 1,000+ BTC+80K BTCthis monthSee more 2Patient HoldersBuyingCoins held more than a year+1.2 pts≈ +241K BTCSee more 3Fresh CoinsBuyingBitcoin that moved in the last month6.4%−0.4 pts this monthSee more 4Coin AgeBuyingHow much Bitcoin sits in patient hands61.5%held 1 year+See more 5MinersBuyingThe people who mine new Bitcoin+1K BTCin their walletsSee more 6Coin Age on the MoveBuyingThe average age of coins changing hands31 days35th pct of 4 yrsSee more 7Old CoinsMixedWhether the oldest coins are waking upSitting still15th pct of 4 yrsSee more 8ExchangesSellingCoins moving on and off exchanges43K BTC ontothis monthSee more 9ETFs & FundsSellingStock-market funds that hold Bitcoin for you−56K BTCthis monthSee more 10Recent BuyersSellingCoins held less than a year−1.2 pts≈ −241K BTCSee moreBuyingSellingSo, who's actually buying and selling?
Big holders are adding, even as ETFs pulled about 56K BTC.
It's the whole market boiled down to one number — ten holder groups, from funds and big wallets to miners and exchanges, rolled into a single 0–100 reading. At 58 it's roughly balanced. The breakdown below shows who's pulling each way, and what has shifted lately.
Who's pulling harder right now?
67% buying33% sellingWhat changed recently?
- ETFs pulled backFunds pulled about 56K BTC over the past month.
- Exchange pressure roseAbout 43K BTC moved onto exchanges over the past month.
- Patient holders strengthenedThe one-year-plus share rose 1.2 points this month.
- Recent buyers thinned outThe under-one-year share fell 1.2 points this month.
- Miners held moreMiners added about 1K BTC to their wallets this month.
0–100, where 50 is an even split. Above the dashed line, coins are being bought and held more than sold; below it, the selling side has the upper hand.
How we score the buy / sell indexSix holder signals, each leaning buy or sell, rolled into one 0–100 reading.
The Buying / Selling Index blends six things Bitcoin owners do with their coins: long-held coins sitting still or moving, coins going onto or off exchanges, money moving in or out of Bitcoin ETFs, what big holders are doing, whether miners are selling, and whether the oldest coins are waking up. Each one leans toward buying or selling, scaled by how big the move is compared to normal. We roll them into one reading from 0 to 100 — low means coins are being sold, high means they're being bought and held, and the middle means the crowd is split.
The table above lists every indicator in this group — including a few wider reads (coin age, the average age of coins moving) that aren't part of this six-signal score.