Bitcoin RHODL Ratio

What it measures

The RHODL ratio compares the realized value of coins moved in the last week with that of coins last moved one to two years ago, scaled by the age of the market. The chart uses a log scale; colours mark the lowest and highest quarter of its own history, not valuation thresholds.

Formula

RHODL = realized value of coins moved in the last 7 days ÷ realized value of coins last moved 1 to 2 years ago × market age in days since August 16, 2010

How to read it

Higher values mean more value sits in coins that moved in the last week, as when new buyers enter at higher prices. Lower values mean value sits mostly in coins held one to two years. Compare the reading with its own history. Over the last year the low was 597 on Sep 13, 2026 and the high was 5,660 on Nov 23, 2025.

Long ranges (5Y, 10Y and All) show a 7-day average to reduce daily noise. YTD and 1Y, the cards and the summary above use daily values. The tooltip shows both.

To keep everyday moves readable, the chart axis leaves out the most extreme 2% of readings in the selected range. Those days are marked with triangles at the chart edge, and the tooltip shows their value.

Limitations

The market-age factor lets readings from different years be compared on one scale. Other sites use other age windows, so their values are not directly comparable. Read it together with other charts.