BTC: UTXOs Aged ≥155 Days — Realized Price — Priced Supply

Bitcoin Long-Term Holder Realized Price was $54,064.34 on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

Bitcoin's long-term holder realized price: the average price at which coins unmoved for 155 days or more last moved, roughly what these holders paid.

Why use it. Long-term holders rarely sell at a loss; when bitcoin has fallen toward their average cost, it has marked deep value. How to read it. Compare it with the bitcoin price: price above the line means this group is in profit on average, below it a loss. Each coin counts by its amount. It is not an exchange purchase price.

Calculation. How ours differs: the holder groups are set by coin age, not by owner: short-term means coins that moved within the last 155 days, long-term coins unmoved for 155 days or more, counted from each coin's last move (the block time of its unspent output), with no adjustment for who owns them. Only coins whose purchase day we can price are counted; coins without a known price are left out, not valued at zero, so read unknown-price BTC and price coverage alongside it. Exact definition: Average creation-price USD basis per known-basis BTC for spendable outputs at least 155 fixed days old. This is a satoshi-weighted basis per BTC, not an unweighted average of price quotes or outputs. It is not an exchange purchase price. No positive priced BTC makes the mean undefined. Use exact creation-header age at that snapshot: older means creation time at or before its header time minus 155×86,400 seconds; later or future-dated creations are younger. Header regressions are retained; request time does not age the stock. Read unknown-price BTC and price coverage alongside the result. Unobserved history stays unknown; genuine source/price holds and partial/provisional/final labels remain in force. Divide the same snapshot’s known-basis USD cost by its known-basis BTC amount; retain the existing 40-digit published Decimal value. The spendable snapshot follows the highest canonical block assigned to the UTC period, including eligible coinbase/change but excluding genesis, provably unspendable outputs and BIP30 overwrite losses. Use local canonical Bitcoin outputs and undo facts with separately admitted creation-day-start BTC/USD quotes. Historical daily boundaries use retrospective previous-day closes with unknown release time and vintage; hourly quotes use recorded prospective observations. Method retains provider credits and price rights. Missing prices are never filled.