BTC: Gross Output Value - Cumulative USD

Bitcoin Gross Output Value - Cumulative USD was $176,882,162,529,931.89 on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

The running total, in US dollars, of all the bitcoin sent on chain since July 2010.

Why use it. A cumulative gauge of the value Bitcoin has carried. How to read it. It only rises, and a steeper slope means more value moving each day. Change and self-transfers count too.

Calculation. Exact definition: Running total of daily gross transaction output value in USD from the series start on 2010-07-17, with each day valued at its ending BTC/USD quote. The total builds from its fixed origin and stops at an interior gap instead of carrying across missing days. Gross output value includes change and repeatedly moved value, and each day uses its ending quote, not transaction-time prices. Daily closes before 2026-10-03 are retrospective values, not evidence the price was available at the time. Closed UTC days only; source revisions, publication holds and the weakest input's finality carry through. cumsum(a), where a is the daily gross transaction output value in USD at the day's ending price. Gross output BTC comes from locally validated Bitcoin Core data. Before 2026-10-03, the admitted daily closing quote for UTC day D is assigned to D+1 00:00 UTC; from that date, the actual admitted prospective quote at or before the boundary, within 15 minutes, is used. There is no interpolation or carry, and 40-digit Decimal arithmetic applies.