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

Bitcoin Created Output Mean Value - 30-Day Mean Rounded to BTC was 1 BTC on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

Bitcoin's 30-day average output size, rounded to the nearest whole BTC.

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

Calculation. Exact definition: The 30-day simple moving average of the daily mean created-output value, rounded to the nearest whole BTC. Higher steps mean larger average newly created outputs. Values move in 1 BTC steps, and an exact half rounds to the even whole number. 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 to 1 BTC using half-even rounding. Uses the existing 40-digit Decimal formulas.