Satoshi-era miner
Cohort Data
Satoshi-era miner
The flow, reserves, and active addresses count of Satoshi-era miner addresses. Flow and reserve data in BTC and USD terms.
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Satoshi-era miner
What it measures
Net daily movement of BTC into or out of wallets identified as belonging to Bitcoin’s earliest miners (2009–2012), excluding Satoshi (Patoshi) wallets.How to interpret it
Positive = receiving. Negative = sending outflows (potential selling). Sustained multi-day outflows = supply shock risk. Movement to exchange hot wallets = direct sell pressure. Movement to new addresses = ambiguous (could be OTC pre-sale staging or self-custody).Key thresholds
Any movement of 10+ year dormant coins = significant event requiring transaction tracing; Outflows to exchange hot wallets = immediate sell pressure; Outflows to newly created addresses = monitor closely for next hopHow to use it
Early warning system for rare supply shocks. When outflow detected, trace transaction destination: exchange vs. OTC vs. new self-custody to assess whether immediate sell pressure will result.Run this metric in CryptoQuant Analytics
Authorizations
For each API request, include the Authorization HTTP header with Bearer {access_token}.
Query Parameters
Time interval for aggregation.
Starting time, formatted as YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS (UTC). If window=day, YYYYMMDD is also accepted.
Ending time, formatted as YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS (UTC). If window=day, YYYYMMDD is also accepted.
Maximum number of data rows to return.