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Entity-Adjusted Median Transfer Volume

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यह क्या मापता है

Entity-Adjusted Median Transfer Volume orders each day's qualifying transfers between entities by BTC amount and takes the middle value. Identified same-owner transfers are excluded, and the result is an amount in BTC, not a daily total or a median across historical days.

इसे कैसे पढ़ें

An increasing median means the center of the transfer-size distribution is moving upward; a low median indicates that small amounts occupy the middle. The value was about 0.00135 BTC on October 17, 2026, compared with a full-history median of daily readings near 0.01954 BTC. This shows how different recent transfer sizes can look from the long historical baseline.

The middle value can stay small even while a handful of huge transfers dominate total volume. Payment composition, BTC price and clustering changes also shift it, so it is not a measure of typical investor wealth. The 22,500 BTC daily median in November 2009 reflects a very different, sparse transfer environment.

आवृत्ति
दैनिक (UTC 00:00)
एसेट
BTC
प्रकार
एकल मान
इकाई
BTC
डेटा कब से
2009-01-03
नवीनतम डेटा
2026-10-28

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न

Does the median split transferred BTC volume in half?

No. It divides the ranked transfer observations into two halves by count. A few transfers above the median can still account for most of the BTC volume.

How many satoshis is a median transfer of 0.00135 BTC?

One BTC is 100 million satoshis, so 0.00135 BTC is 135,000 satoshis. The small decimal describes a transfer amount, not a percentage.

What is the difference between the daily median and the history median?

The chart gives the middle qualifying transfer amount for each day. A history median then ranks those daily readings, so it is not the median of every individual transfer across all years.