How many addresses are active on Bitcoin?
Bitcoin active addresses are currently 315,346.
Bitcoin on-chain data and holder behavior.
Analyze Bitcoin on-chain data across network activity, holder behavior, exchange balances, valuation signals, whale activity, and cycle metrics.
On-chain analytics
315,346
Network activity, valuation signals, and holder cohortsBitcoin on-chain data
Network and holder depth
Study address growth, holder cohorts, reserve risk, supply in profit, and exchange reserves without replaying the hero metrics.Market question
Read the activity behind price
Bitcoin on-chain data shows what is happening on the network, not just on exchanges. Active addresses, holder cohorts, exchange balances, and valuation signals reveal the behavior behind price.
Bitcoin On-Chain Data
On-chain analytics
See the network activity behind a price moveDaily observation
Active addressesObserved on-chain912,404+4.8%
Exchange balanceObserved on-chain2.31M BTC−18,420 BTC
Long-term holder supplyObserved on-chain14.22M BTC+9,860 BTC
Research questions
Questions analysts ask
Short answers backed by live Newhedge data, with links into the underlying chart when it matters.Questions Newhedge answers
Are coins moving onto or off exchanges?
Bitcoin exchange balances are 3,668,100, showing whether coins are sitting on exchanges or moving away from them.
Are large holders changing behavior?
100 to 1,000 BTC whale cohort currently has 18,264 addresses, making it a useful group to watch for accumulation or distribution.
What to watch
Choose the right on-chain signal
Newhedge covers MVRV, NUPL, Coin Days Destroyed, exchange balances, whale activity, address distribution, and long-term holder signals. These are the metrics people check when price alone is not enough.
Bitcoin On-Chain Data
On-chain analytics
Ask a more specific questionChoose the metric
- MVRV
- Market value vs. realized value
- NUPL
- Unrealized profit and loss
- Coin Days Destroyed
- Older coins moving on-chain
- Holder cohorts
- Supply held for different durations
Use the data
Move from chart to workflow
Open the live view, set an alert, export the series, or query the data through API and MCP access.On-chain workspace
Read holder behavior from real on-chain charts.
Long-term holder supply, HODL waves, address activity, and valuation signals help explain what price alone cannot.
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Network
Active addresses
MVRV
Valuation
MVRV
NUPL
Holder PnL
NUPL
Exch
Balances
Exchange reserves
Whal
Addresses
Whale cohorts
Live context
Compare network and market activity
On-chain data is strongest when it is paired with the live market. A price move backed by active addresses and falling exchange balances reads differently from a move with weak network activity.
Bitcoin On-Chain Data
On-chain analytics
Look for agreement — or divergenceShared dates
Sep 21Price ↑Active addresses ↑Exchange balance ↓
BTC price
Active addresses
Exchange balances
EarlierSame period · separate scalesLater
Decision point
Make the research repeatable
Save the on-chain signals you care about, set alerts, export history, or pull supported metrics through the API. Newhedge keeps network data connected to the rest of the Bitcoin market.
Bitcoin On-Chain Data
On-chain analytics
From a question to a repeatable checkOn-chain research
- 01Choose a signalStart with network activity, holders, or valuation
- 02Compare the historyRead the signal alongside Bitcoin price
- 03Keep it in viewSave the chart or set a metric alert
- 04Take it into your workExport history or query supported API metrics
Read network behavior beside the market. Track active addresses, holder cohorts, exchange balances, valuation signals, and whale activity without separating on-chain context from market context.
Addresses
Network activity signals
Holders
Cohorts and exchange balances
Cycles
MVRV, NUPL, and valuation data
Bitcoin on-chain data
Analyze Bitcoin on-chain data.
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