Features
A Bitcoin analytics dashboard on a fully-indexed chain
On-chain metrics, the rich list, entity labels, a REST API and raw SQL, all on the whole chain since the 2009 genesis block. Everything you need to read, query and ship Bitcoin data, with no node to run. Informational on-chain data only, not financial advice.
REST API & SQL · indexed since genesis · new blocks in seconds
Hit Run to query the fully-indexed Bitcoin blockchain.
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informational on-chain data · not financial advice
The platform
One platform, three ways to query the chain
From a single address lookup to a dashboard of on-chain metrics, these are the building blocks you get with BitcoinDatabase.
Full index since genesis
Every block since the 2009 genesis block is indexed and reconciled block by block against the canonical chain. New blocks land within seconds and the mempool is available, so addresses, transactions, balances and UTXOs are always current.
REST API
A clean, documented REST API returns typed JSON for addresses, transactions, balances to the satoshi, blocks, UTXOs, scripts and on-chain metrics. No node to run, no indexer to build, just a bearer key and one HTTPS request.
SQL access
From the Growth plan, write raw SQL against the indexed chain and your own joins, so analysts can move from a chart to the underlying rows and reproduce any number on the desk.
Bitcoin analytics dashboards
Ready-made dashboards for active addresses, realized cap, SOPR, HODL waves, exchange flows and the rich list, so you read the state of the chain at a glance without writing a query.
Entity labels
Exchange, miner and service labels enrich addresses and transactions, so you can see where value sits and moves. Labels are informational context for a team's own review, never an accusation about a person.
On-chain metrics
A library of on-chain metrics and holder cohorts, from active addresses and realized cap to SOPR, HODL waves and exchange flows, available as series you can chart or pull straight into your models.
Exports and webhooks
Bulk CSV export for whole datasets and webhooks that fire when a watched address or transaction changes, so your pipelines and monitoring react to on-chain events without polling the chain.
SDKs and a 99.9% SLA
Official Python and JavaScript SDKs wrap every endpoint, and a 99.9% uptime SLA on the higher tiers keeps production apps and data pipelines running on data you can depend on.
On-chain metrics
Read the state of the chain at a glance
The dashboards and metric endpoints turn the raw chain into the numbers desks actually watch. Pull a series over the API, chart it on a dashboard, or drop to SQL and reproduce it from the underlying rows.
- Active addresses, realized cap, SOPR, HODL waves and exchange flows
- The rich list and holder cohorts, computed across the full index
- Entity labels for exchanges, miners and services as context
- Every metric available as a series over the API or as SQL rows
- Informational on-chain data only, never a signal or guarantee
# pull a metric series
{
"metric": "active-addresses",
"interval": "1d",
"series": [
{ "t": "2026-06-25", "v": 912483 },
{ "t": "2026-06-26", "v": 934117 }
]
}Everything you need to query Bitcoin
REST API, SQL access, dashboards, entity labels, on-chain metrics, exports and webhooks, on the whole chain since genesis. Informational on-chain data only.