BTC: Daily Value-Days Destroyed — Ending Price

Bitcoin Daily Value-Days Destroyed — Ending Price was 269,083,768,145.95 USD-days on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

Bitcoin's value-days destroyed each day: the coin days destroyed (bitcoin spent times the days each coin sat unmoved) times that day's closing price, in USD-days.

Why use it. It weights the movement of old coins by what they are worth, so old coins moving at high prices stand out. How to read it. Higher means more old, valuable coins moved that day; spikes at high prices have marked long-term holders taking profit. Moves between a holder's own addresses are included, and it does not say who moved the coins or why.

Calculation. Exact definition: Daily coin-days destroyed multiplied by the admitted BTC/USD quote at the end of each UTC day, in USD-days. Daily only. Higher values mean more age-weighted value was spent that day, valued at that day's ending price. Change and self-transfers are included; no entity adjustment, investor identity or sale is inferred. An observed zero CDD is zero, but missing, negative or nonfinite CDD is unknown, and a positive price is required even on zero-CDD days. This is not event-time valuation or evidence of prices known at the time. Open or unsealed days are null; sealed days short of six confirmations may stay provisional. When CDD is at least zero and the price is positive, multiply native CDD by the day's ending USD/BTC quote; otherwise the value is undefined. CDD sums each eligible spent output's BTC times max(0, spending header time minus creation header time)/86400, using our own validated Bitcoin Core node. Day D is plotted at D 00:00 and uses the admitted D+1 00:00 UTC quote: before 2026-10-03 a retrospective previous-day close with unknown release time, vintage and venue, afterwards a retained prospective quote at or before the boundary within 15 minutes.