Realized P/L Ratio
Profit / Loss
Ratio of realized profit to loss. Above 1 = profit-dominant, below 1 = loss-dominant.
Current Value
0.0029
As of
2026-10-16
Z-Score
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Signal
Red
Methodology
Open, reproducible — computed from our own archive node
Definition
Realized P/L Ratio — net realized profit/loss relative to the day's spent market value.
Formula
realized_pl_ratio = net_realized_pl / spent_market_usdHow we compute it
Net realized P/L divided by the total USD market value of coins spent that day. NaN-safe.
Interpretation
Above ~1.5 = strongly profit-dominant flow; below ~0.5 = loss-dominant (capitulation).
Caveats & limitations
- ·Inherits cost-basis accuracy from the UTXO cost-basis model.
Current Realized P/L Ratio reading
As of 2026-10-16, Bitcoin’s Realized P/L Ratio is 0.003, compared with -0.008 one year earlier (2025-10-16). The series has 5,903 daily readings from 2010-08-18 to 2026-10-16, computed from our own full-archive Bitcoin node and refreshed every day.
Historical extremes
The highest Realized P/L Ratio on record is 0.697 on 2010-08-18; the lowest is -0.540 on 2011-11-16. Readings near either end of that range have historically coincided with cycle turning points — use the chart above to see where today sits relative to past extremes.
Read it with
- Supply in Profit — Percentage of circulating supply currently in profit.
- Profit Ratio — Ratio of profitable to total spent outputs.
- Profit Momentum — Rate of change in profit-taking.
- Profit Oscillator — Mean-reverting profit oscillator.
- Net Realized P/L — Net realized profit minus loss in USD.
Data & method
Source: computed from raw UTXO data on OnChainLab’s own Bitcoin node — no third-party data vendor. Category: Profit / Loss. Last updated 2026-10-16. The full series is free to download as JSON or as part of the full daily CSV, and the published dataset is cryptographically committed — you can verify it yourself. Browse all metrics.