import { addressBalanceSeries, ageSeries, classSeries, epochSeries, exposedSupplySeries, exposedSupplyTypeSeries, termSeries, typeSeries, utxoBalanceSeries, } from "../cohorts.js"; import { circulatingSupplySeries, supplyProfitabilitySeries, } from "../supply.js"; import { units } from "../../charts/units.js"; export const supplySection = { title: "Supply", description: "Bitcoin has a fixed issuance schedule. This chart shows how many BTC are in circulation over time, so you can see supply rising toward the 21 million limit.", chart: { title: "Circulating supply", unit: units.btc, series: circulatingSupplySeries, }, children: [ { title: "Profitability", description: "Shows whether coins are in profit or loss based on the price when they last moved on-chain. A coin is in profit when today's price is higher than its last moved price, and in loss when today's price is lower.", chart: { title: "Profitability", unit: units.btc, series: supplyProfitabilitySeries, }, }, { title: "Exposed", description: "Shows BTC held by addresses whose public key is already visible on-chain. This can happen because the address type exposes the key directly, or because coins were spent from that address before.", chart: { title: "Exposed supply", unit: units.btc, defaultType: /** @type {const} */ ("line"), series: exposedSupplySeries, }, children: [ { title: "Type", description: "Splits exposed supply by address type. This shows which script formats account for the visible-public-key supply.", chart: { title: "Exposed supply by type", unit: units.btc, series: exposedSupplyTypeSeries, }, }, ], }, { title: "Term", description: "Splits supply between coins that moved recently and coins that have stayed still longer. This helps separate more active supply from long-term holder supply.", chart: { title: "Supply by term", unit: units.btc, series: termSeries, }, }, { title: "Age", description: "Groups coins by how long they have stayed still since their last on-chain movement. Older coins are usually more dormant, while younger coins have moved more recently.", chart: { title: "Supply by age", unit: units.btc, series: ageSeries, }, }, { title: "UTXO Balance", description: "Groups supply by the size of each unspent output. A UTXO is a spendable piece of bitcoin created by a transaction, so this shows the size distribution of coin fragments.", chart: { title: "Supply by UTXO balance", unit: units.btc, series: utxoBalanceSeries, }, }, { title: "Address Balance", description: "Groups supply by the total BTC held at each address. An address is not the same as a person or entity, but this still helps show how balances are distributed on-chain.", chart: { title: "Supply by address balance", unit: units.btc, series: addressBalanceSeries, }, }, { title: "Type", description: "Groups supply by Bitcoin output type. The output type is the script format that defines how coins can be spent.", chart: { title: "Supply by type", unit: units.btc, series: typeSeries, }, }, { title: "Epoch", description: "Groups supply by the halving epoch when coins were mined. A halving epoch is a period between two subsidy halvings, when the amount of new BTC paid to miners changes.", chart: { title: "Supply by epoch", unit: units.btc, series: epochSeries, }, }, { title: "Class", description: "Groups supply by the calendar year when coins were mined. This shows how much of today's supply comes from each issuance year.", chart: { title: "Supply by class", unit: units.btc, series: classSeries, }, }, ], };