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The public bitcoin desk

Bitcoin, read in plain English. Live, open, free.

A free, read-only desk. Valuation, macro, on-chain, network and derivatives, each explained in one sentence; valuation and macro also carry a score from 0 to 100. The overview is open to all; a free account opens the full desk. It never asks for ID, holds no coins and charges nothing.

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Valuation, live

Updated 11m ago

16Undervalued
Cheap to expensive16 of 100

Bitcoin looks cheap — around the 16th percentile of its history. The blend of metrics sits well below fair value.

Spot
$64,493
24h
-1.9%
Mayer multiple
0.89×
Funding (ann.)
+0.7%
Fear & greed
10 · extreme fear

How it works

Orientation, not signals

Three rules: live, open, honest.

OC BTC blends free, keyless sources (price history, FRED macro series, mempool network data, on-chain cost basis) into a handful of scores. The math is plain; the framing is plainer. The point is orientation, not signals.

  1. 01

    Live

    The desk reads current market data and caches at the edge, so it loads instantly and stays fresh. Calm, not frantic: no flashing tickers, no fake urgency, no nudge to act in the next thirty seconds.
  2. 02

    Open

    Every number is served from one open, unauthenticated API anyone can curl: no key, no paywall. The desk is free with an orangecheck account; the raw data stays open to everyone.
  3. 03

    Honest

    Each metric carries a plain-english verdict and names its trade-offs. We read the data; we do not sell a position. Informational only, never financial advice.

Signal, not noise. Read, don't trade.

The read is free. The overview and the data API are open to everyone; a free orangecheck account opens the full desk and your saved watches. Sign in with a Bitcoin wallet, email, Google or GitHub. The desk never asks for ID, holds no coins and charges nothing.

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With thanks to Bram Kanstein (opens in a new tab), whose work on Bitcoin as a sovereignty layer shaped the premise.