The Bitcoin Credit Stack
rates are percent a year, continuously compounded · figures as of 2026-10-13 · read 2026-10-13 14:43 UTC

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Any part of the market on one time axis — the market, its classes, families and venues — for any of the six figures every page opens with, and beside them any of the indicators and chain series, each in a panel of its own unit. The market's series are the same ones each page's history shows: weekly points rebuilt from the reads that have history, then the live tree, daily.

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Colour is the class's mechanism, never a venue's identity; two series of one class differ by shade, and the market is the heavier line. The shaded end is the live series, kept daily; before it, past Mondays rebuilt from the reads that have history, by the same code. A dotted mark from the top is a date where that series' coverage or kind changed — hover it for why: a line that moves there is the data widening, not the market. Stacked areas are the nodes chosen; the heavy line is the market, so the gap above the stack is the part of the market not chosen. Debt adds only what is secured by bitcoin or financed by it (exact, partial, estimated); a pool's whole book is shown on its page, never added. /v1/market/tree-history

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