Месячный мировой объём BTC

This page compresses Bitcoin's global spot turnover into monthly bars: each bar sums the month's BTC spot volume (in USD) as reported by all covered exchanges. Data comes from the Coin Metrics community dataset's volume_reported_spot_usd_1d series, summed by calendar month in-house, with history from July 2010. Note the log axis — from a few thousand dollars in July 2010 to the May 2021 peak of roughly $874 billion spans eight orders of magnitude; a linear axis would render the early years invisible.

Reported volume means exactly that — what exchanges themselves claim. It is not filtered for wash trading. Fake volume on crypto spot venues is thoroughly documented (Bitwise's 2019 submission to the SEC estimated ~95% of then-reported volume was not genuine); major data providers have since developed trusted-volume whitelists, but this page uses the unfiltered reported figure. Consequently, differences in bar heights across eras mix three things: real activity, wash-trading fashion, and coverage changes. Orders of magnitude and inflection points are trustworthy; precise values are not.

The monthly ledger shows one pattern clearly: turnover peaks coincide with price-cycle top zones (the all-time record of May 2021 was precisely the panic-churn month of the last cycle top), while deep-bear months shrink to a fraction of peak. No coincidence — violent price movement itself manufactures turnover, and both euphoric tops and capitulation bottoms are high-churn regimes. The page therefore reads best inverted: long stretches of shrinking turnover mark chip-settling phases, and a long-absent volume surge typically announces a new volatility regime, direction to be determined separately. Recent prints (Feb 2026 $434B → Jun $301B) show activity cooling moderately since the start of the year.

Three notes. Read only relative shapes and year-over-year changes on the log axis — never precise arithmetic on absolute values (see the caveat above). Pair with this site's BTC volume-dominance page: total turnover gauges overall market heat, dominance shows how that heat splits between BTC and altcoins. And the current month's bar is incomplete until month-end (this site plots the partial value as-is) — a stubby final bar mid-month is normal, not a crash.

Alongside volume structure, see exchange rankings and liquidation data.