Bitcoin · updated dailyBitcoin network — where we are in the cycle
Every series of the Bitcoin network against its whole history: how many recent buyers are at a loss, how far the price is from the average purchase price, who sells and at what result, what long-term holders, large addresses and miners do. Green is the side of bottoms, red is the side of tops.
Nov 8, 2026: the price $75,031 is −1.1% from the recent buyers' average purchase price ($75,881). At the edge of their history now: 0 of 12 series on the side of bottoms and 0 on the side of tops.
- Price to recent buyers' purchase price
- −1.1%
- Series at the edge of bottoms
- 0 of 12
- Series at the edge of tops
- 0 of 12
- Many series at the edge of bottoms, last time
- Feb 4, 2026
Every series against its history
A row is one series of the network. The scale shows the place of today's value among all past days of the series: on the left the side of bottoms, on the right the side of tops; bright — a rare place of history. The mini chart shows four years; the gray corridor is the usual values of the past years.
Green — the side of bottoms, red — the side of tops, gray — the usual level. A place in history is not a promise of a turn.
A one-day jump marked “reshuffle” is a large wallet moving its own coins, not a sale or a purchase: the coins count as young again and come back to the long-term supply months later.
Many series at the edge at once
The price of Bitcoin by weeks since 2012. Green — weeks when many series stood at the edge of the bottoms' side at once, red — at the edge of the tops' side.
many series at the edge of bottomsmany series at the edge of tops
The same series as indicators on the chart: Holders in Loss, Holders' Cost Basis, Spent Coins Profit and the Network Ribbon with the marks on the price.The first 3 days — all of Liqwall free, then the free plan stays forever. −20% on your first payment. Sign-up takes a minute, no card.
Questions and answers
What does the Bitcoin network page show?
Where every series of the Bitcoin network stands against its whole history: holders at a loss, the price against the average purchase price, spent coins profit, long- and short-term holders, large addresses and miners. The numbers are updated once a day.
What do green and red mean?
Green is the side of bottoms: for example, as many recent buyers are at a loss, or the price is as close to the average purchase price, as was rarely seen. Red is the side of tops. This is the place of a series in its history, not a promise of a turn.
What is “many series at the edge at once”?
A day when many series of the network stand at the edge of their history on one side together. On the chart of the whole history such days are marked green on the side of bottoms and red on the side of tops.
Where can I see these series on the chart?
In the Liqwall terminal, the Bitcoin section: Holders in Loss, Holders' Cost Basis, Price to Cost Basis, Spent Coins Profit, Long- and Short-Term Holders, Large Addresses, Miners and the Network Ribbon, which shows all the series in one pane.