Bitcoin Market Overview
Bitcoin continues to solidify its position as the leading digital asset, with real-time metrics reflecting strong network health, institutional adoption, and growing macroeconomic relevance. This comprehensive dashboard provides live insights into price action, mining dynamics, on-chain activity, ETF performance, and long-term supply trends—offering traders, investors, and analysts a holistic view of the current Bitcoin ecosystem.
Real-Time Price Data
As of the latest update, Bitcoin is trading within a 24-hour range of €92,121.27 to €93,895.78, maintaining upward momentum amid heightened market confidence. The all-time high (ATH) remains close in sight, with only a 2.61% drawdown from the peak. With over €1.84 trillion in market capitalization, Bitcoin now represents nearly 10% of gold’s total market cap, signaling increasing parity between traditional and digital stores of value.
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Key Price Metrics:
- 24h Trading Volume (EUR): €XX billion (indicating strong liquidity)
- Year-to-Date (YTD) Performance: Positive trajectory supported by ETF inflows
- 5-Year Return: Significant outperformance against major asset classes
On-Chain & Network Statistics
Bitcoin’s underlying network remains robust, with critical metrics showing sustained decentralization and usage growth.
Blockchain Activity
- Time Since Last Block: 24 minutes 35 seconds
- Average Block Time: 9 minutes 33 seconds
- Total Transactions: Over 1.2 billion confirmed transactions
- Circulating Supply: 19,887,356 BTC (94.7% of total supply already mined)
The blockchain size has reached 762.24 GB, reflecting years of transactional data accumulation and increasing node participation. This growing footprint underscores the importance of efficient storage solutions and lightweight verification methods like Simplified Payment Verification (SPV).
Mining Network Health
Mining remains highly competitive, with the current network hash rate at 817.02 EH/s—a record high that reflects increasing computational power securing the network.
- Current Difficulty: 116.96T
- Estimated Next Retarget: +4.71% on July 12, 2025
- Blocks Until Next Adjustment: 1,226
- Block Subsidy: 3.125 BTC per block
- Daily Blocks Mined: 141
- SegWit Adoption Rate (24h): 91.25%, indicating widespread use of efficient transaction formats
Transaction fees remain low relative to price, with average fees at just 0.03 BTC per block and total fees accounting for only 0.9% of miner revenue—highlighting that block rewards still dominate income streams.
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Lightning Network Growth
The Lightning Network continues to expand as a scalable layer-2 solution for fast, low-cost Bitcoin transactions.
- Total Network Capacity: 4,071.64 BTC (valued at €377.07 million)
- Number of Channels: 42,118
- Average Channel Capacity: 0.096 BTC
- Average Channels Per Node: 7.45
- Tor Nodes: 7,951 (enhancing privacy and decentralization)
With an average node capacity of 0.36 BTC, the network supports growing micropayment use cases and cross-border remittances.
Institutional Adoption: U.S. Bitcoin ETFs
Institutional interest in Bitcoin has surged through the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., with IBIT (Blackrock) leading in assets under management at $2.04 billion daily volume.
Top ETF Volumes (24h USD):
- IBIT - Blackrock: $2.04B
- FBTC - Fidelity: $150.99M
- GBTC - Grayscale: $124.45M
Total holdings across all U.S.-listed ETFs exceed 1.246 million BTC, representing approximately 5.9% of the circulating supply. Fidelity and Blackrock hold the largest shares, with over 201k and 696k BTC respectively.
This level of institutional custody highlights growing trust in Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset.
Company Treasury Holdings
Corporate adoption remains strong, with 145 publicly traded companies now holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets.
- Total BTC Held in Treasuries: 3,400,208 BTC
- Percentage of Circulating Supply Held: 16.19%
- Total Treasury Value: €314.89 billion
MicroStrategy leads the pack with 597,325 BTC, equating to roughly 3% of the entire circulating supply. At current prices, each share represents approximately $207.34 in underlying BTC value.
This strategic accumulation reinforces Bitcoin’s role as a hedge against inflation and monetary debasement.
Supply Dynamics & Future Projections
Bitcoin’s fixed supply model continues to drive scarcity narratives.
Key Supply Milestones:
- 95% Supply Mined: Expected March 10, 2026
- 99% Supply Mined: February 24, 2035
- 99.9% Supply Mined: February 25, 2048
- Final Bitcoin Mined: January 30, 2140
Only about 1.11 million BTC remain to be mined, with future issuance slowing due to halving events.
Next Bitcoin Halving (April 13, 2028)
The next halving is projected for April 13, 2028, when block subsidies will drop from 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC per block.
- Blocks Remaining Until Halving: 146,042
- Current Epoch Completion: 30.46%
Historically, halvings have preceded major bull cycles due to reduced sell pressure from miners.
Valuation Models
Stock-to-Flow (S2F)
- Model Projected Price: €401,342.70
- Current Multiple: 0.23
- Indicates significant upside potential based on scarcity principles.
Power Law Model
- Projected Fair Value: €101,977.28
- Current vs. Projected Ratio: 0.91
- Suggests Bitcoin is slightly undervalued in this model’s framework.
Macroeconomic Context
Bitcoin's annual inflation rate stands at just 0.83%, far below most fiat currencies and commodities. Its deflationary design—capped at 21 million coins—positions it as a compelling alternative to gold and other inflation hedges.
Bitcoin vs Gold
- Bitcoin Price in Gold: 32.69 oz or 1.02 kg
- Market Cap Comparison: Bitcoin holds 9.85% of gold’s total market value
- Gold Market Cap: €18.69 trillion
At current rates, achieving full parity would require Bitcoin to reach nearly €940,000 per coin.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the current Bitcoin hash rate?
A: The network hash rate is approximately 817.02 exahashes per second (EH/s), reflecting peak security and miner participation.
Q: How many Bitcoins are left to be mined?
A: Around 1.11 million BTC remain unmined, with the final coin expected to be issued in 2140.
Q: Which company holds the most Bitcoin?
A: MicroStrategy holds the largest corporate stash with over 597,000 BTC.
Q: When is the next Bitcoin halving?
A: Estimated for April 13, 2028, reducing block rewards from 3.125 BTC to 1.5625 BTC.
Q: What percentage of Bitcoin supply is held in ETFs?
A: U.S.-based Bitcoin ETFs collectively hold about 5.9% of the circulating supply.
Q: Is Bitcoin more energy-efficient than gold?
A: Studies suggest yes—when factoring in mining, storage, and transportation costs, Bitcoin’s energy footprint compares favorably to traditional precious metals.
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