BTC: Supply with Known Creation Price

Bitcoin Supply with a Known Purchase Price was 18,553,790.94 BTC on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

Priced supply: the spendable BTC whose purchase day we can price, which is what our cost-based charts (realized price, MVRV, NUPL and others) count.

Why use it. It shows how much of the supply those charts cover; the rest, mostly coins that have not moved since before mid-July 2010, has no known price. How to read it. Read it beside the unknown-price supply: together they make up all spendable bitcoin. It is an amount of bitcoin, not a count of holders.

Calculation. Exact definition: BTC value with an admitted creation-day basis for the whole spendable snapshot. This measures BTC value, not a holder or output count. A zero known value can coexist with zero-valued priced outputs or positive unknown BTC. 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. Sum known-basis unspent satoshis and divide by 100,000,000. 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.