BTC: Average Issued-Supply Market Value — Priced History

Bitcoin Average Issued-Supply Market Value — Priced History was $436,958,847,213.77 on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

The expanding arithmetic mean of daily issued-supply market value from 2010-07-17 through each UTC day.

Why use it. Summarize the long-run average USD market value of issued BTC over the admitted priced history. How to read it. Daily only, in USD. The average starts on 2010-07-17, inclusive; earlier history is excluded from both the sum and the day count. Every daily input is required: a missing or invalid interior day leaves all later values unknown until repaired, and a narrower viewport never restarts the average. Supply is actual issuance including genesis and lost or unspendable coins, not free float. Open or unsealed days are null, sealed days short of six confirmations remain provisional, and prices stay revisable.

Calculation. Cumulative sum of daily issued-supply market values divided by the count of those UTC days. Each daily value is actual cumulative issued BTC at the highest canonical block assigned to the day times the admitted D+1 00:00 UTC ending quote; observed zero supply counts as zero value. Before 2026-10-03 quotes are retrospective previous-day closes with unknown release time, vintage and venue; afterwards retained prospective quotes at or before the boundary within 15 minutes. Uses 40-significant-digit Decimal arithmetic with guarded accumulation.