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Bitcoin On-chain · LTH

Long-Term Holder Share

Fraction of total Bitcoin supply held by long-term holders — coins last moved 155+ days ago.

Current

Latest reading

82.85556745006036%

snapshot window. Baked at build time and refreshed live on load. Historical series and alternative windows are available over the API.

01 · Definition

What it measures

Fraction of total Bitcoin supply held by long-term holders — coins last moved 155+ days ago.

Network-level signals derived from the live UTXO set: valuation, holder distribution, profit-taking behaviour.

02 · Methodology

How it is computed

LTH% = supply_lth_btc / circulating_supply_btc × 100. The 155-day threshold is the standard Glassnode-style STH/LTH boundary; coins crossing it statistically rarely move again in the near term.

Available windows: snapshot. Default: snapshot.

03 · Interpretation

How to read it

LTH share rises through bear markets as conviction holders accumulate; falls through bull tops as ageing supply distributes to short-term hands. Extreme high (>80%) often precedes the start of bull cycles; extreme low (<55%) marks distribution exhaustion near cycle tops.

04 · Access

Use it programmatically

This indicator is available over the REST API and to AI agents over the Model Context Protocol. The methodology above is the whole of it — there is no proprietary adjustment layer between the inputs and the number.

Informational purposes only — not financial advice or a recommendation.

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