When did it arrive?
Explore the market-price ranges at which a group received the Bitcoin it still holds.
Why TrackBTC existsSame price.
Same price.
Different positions.
Everyone sees the same Bitcoin price. The holdings behind it can look very different. TrackBTC helps you explore the positions and movements of Bitcoin’s largest wallet groups.
The ideaFollow the Bitcoin.
Follow the Bitcoin.
Understand what remains.
Bitcoin arrives at different times and market prices. Some stays. Some moves on. A price chart alone does not show you those differences.
Price Layers show the market price when Bitcoin was received and how much remains held in each range. Monthly history puts those holdings in context. Recent reports help you follow what changes.
A wallet group connects addresses through observed on-chain links; it does not establish the identity of a person or company. Receipt prices describe arrivals, not proven purchase costs or profit.
What remains?
Look at what a group keeps as Bitcoin arrives and moves on.
How has it changed?
Explore monthly reports to put a group’s holdings and behavior in context.
Where did it go?
Follow recent transfers and available destination context. Exchange-bound movement alone does not establish a sale.
Keep followingStill filling—
Still filling—
or starting to move?
Month in Motion examines individual four-hour windows: highlights, Power Brokers, Important Events, hourly Price Motion and receiving/sending price layers. Compare a completed window with the immediately preceding four hours when that evidence is available.
A UTC day contains six four-hour windows. Developing windows show how much evidence is available; future hours remain empty. The monthly archive opens 12 completed months of large-holder behavior and price context.
Explore the reportsFollow the giants behind the pressureTheir movements.
Their movements.
Your perspective. Your call.
$5 once opens every private report through October 15, 2026. Applicable tax may be added.