1. Bitcoin Halvings
Every ~4 years, the block reward is cut in half. This chart shows the historical and upcoming halving events.
Bitcoin Tokenomics
2. BTC Supply Distribution
Bitcoin's total supply is capped at 21 million. This chart visualizes the current circulating supply versus the remaining supply to be mined.
3. Why Tokenomics Matters
Tokenomics defines the economic rules of Bitcoin, balancing scarcity, miner incentives, and long-term sustainability.
4. Global Bitcoin Adoption
Bitcoin adoption has accelerated over the past decade. This includes wallet creation, on-chain activity and institutional involvement.
5. Miner Incentives and Network Security
Miners are rewarded for validating blocks and securing the network. As block rewards decline due to halvings, transaction fees are expected to become a primary incentive.
6. BTC vs Fiat Inflation
Bitcoin's predictable monetary policy stands in contrast to the inflationary nature of fiat currencies. This chart highlights the difference in supply expansion between BTC and traditional currencies.
7. Bitcoin as Digital Gold
Bitcoin is often referred to as "digital gold" due to its similar properties such as scarcity and store of value characteristics, while outperforming gold in portability and divisibility.
8. Ownership Distribution
This chart shows how BTC is distributed across whales, exchanges, and retail investors.
9. HODLing Behavior
Bitcoin HODLing is a sign of conviction. A growing percentage of BTC hasn't moved for over a year, indicating a strong long-term mindset among holders.
10. Lightning Network & Layer 2
The Lightning Network enables faster, cheaper Bitcoin transactions and supports scalable micropayments. This chart shows its growing capacity over time.