Open data

Everything measured here is downloadable. Use it, republish it, build on it — the only condition is a credit line.

Licence

Released under CC-BY-4.0. Attribution required: Data: BTC Value Check (btcvc.com)

Datasets

Bitcoin fee-rate history

Per-block fee-rate percentiles in sat/vB, 92 days of history.

1,105 rows · 7 columns · CSV · JSON

BTCVC Withdrawal Markup Index

Exchange withdrawal fees expressed as a multiple of real on-chain transfer cost, across every tracked chain and exchange.

7 rows · 7 columns · CSV · JSON

Cross-exchange withdrawal halt log

Every observed change in per-coin deposit and withdrawal availability. 8,010 pairs watched continuously.

38 rows · 9 columns · CSV · JSON

Feed

Withdrawal status changes are published as RSS. A halt or a reopening appears there within minutes of being confirmed.

How to cite

If you use these numbers, this is the form that helps:

Data: BTC Value Check (btcvc.com), retrieved 2026-08-26. https://btcvc.com/data/

Why these exist

Exchanges and block explorers publish the current state and keep no history. These files are the history — they only exist because something has been recording them since the day we started, and they cannot be reconstructed after the fact. That is also why they are free: a dataset nobody can use is a dataset nobody cites.

Figures are collected from public endpoints and are provided as-is. Confirm anything consequential against the source before relying on it.