BTC: Created Output Mean Value - 30-Day Mean Rounded Down to 10 BTC

Bitcoin Created Output Mean Value - 30-Day Mean Rounded Down to 10 BTC was 0 BTC on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

Bitcoin's 30-day average output size, rounded down to a multiple of 10 BTC.

Why use it. A rounded building block for formulas that work with output sizes. How to read it. It moves in steps of 10 BTC; use the unrounded average for detail.

Calculation. Exact definition: The 30-day simple moving average of the daily mean created-output value, rounded down to a multiple of 10 BTC. Higher steps mean larger average newly created outputs. Floor rounding keeps the plotted value at or below the unrounded average, so it changes only when that average crosses a multiple of 10 BTC. Created outputs include change. A complete 30-day window of full closed UTC days is required, with no carry across missing inputs; canonical ancestry, holds and weakest-input finality are inherited. sma(a, 30), the arithmetic mean of 30 adjacent daily values of a, where a is each UTC day's mean of individual created-output BTC amounts from our own validated Bitcoin Core node; the complete 30-day mean is then rounded down to 10 BTC with the mathematical floor. Uses the existing 40-digit Decimal formulas.