BTC: Creation-Price Coverage — Outputs Under 7 Fixed Years

Bitcoin Creation-Price Coverage — Outputs Under 7 Fixed Years was 100% on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

How much of the bitcoin that last moved within the past seven years has a known purchase price, as a percentage.

Why use it. Our profit and loss charts can only use coins with a known price; this shows how complete that coverage is for the coins most holders own. How to read it. Higher means more of these coins have a known price. It is about data coverage, not profit or loss. A year here is 365 days.

Calculation. Exact definition: The percentage of spendable BTC created under seven fixed years before the reporting day that has an admitted creation price. Higher values mean more of the remaining supply has a known creation price. This is source-price coverage, not profitability. A year is exactly 365 days, and future header dates stay at age zero. Unknown creation prices are never assumed zero or profitable. Outputs are not owners; exchanges are included. Closed daily raw values only; MTP closure and six-block finality apply. 100 × remaining known-basis satoshis / all remaining spendable satoshis, where remaining excludes outputs created at least 2,555 whole UTC days before the reporting day. Both sides come from the same retained snapshot of canonical spendable outputs, with known and unknown satoshis kept separate and band proofs reconciled to native stock and accepted valuation. Exact integer arithmetic precedes 40-significant-digit half-even presentation.