Entity-Adjusted Coin Years Destroyed
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Informazioni sulla metrica
Cosa misura
Entity-Adjusted Coin Years Destroyed sums 365 days of entity-adjusted CDD, excluding identified same-entity transfers from the spending stream. The result is in BTC-days, not BTC-years, and measures a rolling year of age expenditure under entity-based accounting.
Come leggerlo
An expanding total shows more age expenditure entering than leaving the annual window; a contracting total shows less. Its historical peak was about 7.24 billion BTC-days on February 16, 2018, while the 2022 minimum was about 3.93 billion, giving a long-window view of changing holder activity.
Entity filtering reduces recognized reshuffle noise but cannot establish whether external transfers were sales, and inferred ownership can be revised. The year-long window delays changes, while an expanding supply still affects the baseline because this version has no supply normalization.
- Frequenza
- Giornaliero (UTC 00:00)
- Asset
- BTC
- Categoria
- Indicatori on-chain
- Tipo
- Valore singolo
- Unità
- BTC-giorni
- Dati dal
- 2009-01-12
- Dati più recenti
- 2026-10-28
- Punti dati
- 6,499
FAQ
Why can Entity-Adjusted CYD be higher than ordinary CYD?
Entity-based age accounting can preserve age through internal transfers that reset raw output age. Later external transfers can therefore carry more age, so an annual adjusted total need not be a smaller subset of the raw total.
Is Entity-Adjusted CYD adjusted for circulating supply?
No. This version filters internal transfers but remains an absolute BTC-days total. The entity- and supply-adjusted version additionally normalizes the age expenditure for supply.
What is the advantage over daily Entity-Adjusted CDD?
It shows the accumulated scale of activity over a full year rather than one day's spike. That context comes with a delay: a transfer can remain in the curve for 365 days.
