WhatTheChain

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Charts from WhatTheChain for teaching. Each chart names its sources, its as-of date and its licence.

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Bitcoin: new supply per yearThe coins issued in each calendar year relative to the supply at the start of that year, from the protocol’s halving schedule.Bitcoin: new supply per yearSource: Bitcoin protocol rules, block subsidy schedule (licence: not applicable, computed from the consensus rules)As of: 1 January 2026Measured in: percent of the supply at the start of the year · Transformation: computed from the block subsidy schedule(50 BTC per block at the start, halving every 210,000 blocks); annualComputed from the protocol rules, not measured. Years from 2026 on are estimates: the schedule counts blocks, and thetime between blocks varies around ten minutes.0%5%10%15%20%25%30%35%201520202025203020352040Bitcoin, new supply peryear

Source: Bitcoin protocol rules, block subsidy schedule (licence: not applicable, computed from the consensus rules)

As of: 1 January 2026

Measured in: percent of the supply at the start of the year · Transformation: computed from the block subsidy schedule (50 BTC per block at the start, halving every 210,000 blocks); annual

Computed from the protocol rules, not measured. Years from 2026 on are estimates: the schedule counts blocks, and the time between blocks varies around ten minutes.