Digital Currency
Add as a preferred source on GoogleCoins tagged to 2015–18 represented 81.9% of the tally; the 2012–14 and pre-2012 groups accounted for 12.2% and 5.9%.
In a 2026 revived-supply measure, Bitcoin acquired in 2015–18 accounted for 186,123.72 BTC, the largest share of the 227,196.10 BTC pre-2019 total.
That group contributed 186,123.72 BTC. Coins acquired in 2012–14 accounted for 27,653.01 BTC, or 12.2%, while the pre-2012 group contributed 13,419.37 BTC, or 5.9%.
The figures sort the coins by acquisition year; they do not trace present-day ownership or confirm a sale.
Sixty-three of the 90 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins, were lower. Pearl ranked No. 100 and sat outside the tally.
The previous day's score was 32, and the index kept the same fear classification across both readings.
Long positions made up $285.2 million of liquidations across three exchanges; a later Bitcoin quote covered a separate 24-hour window.
