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oc · btc·the public bitcoin desk

bitcoin, read in plain english.
live, public, free.

A free, public, read-only desk. Valuation, macro, on-chain, network and derivatives — each scored and explained in one sentence. No account, no custody, no calls to action. Read, don't trade.

· no account· no custody· not financial advice
valuation · live read0s ago
12/ 100deep value
cheapexpensive

Bitcoin screens deeply undervalued — bottom 12% of its history across trend, cost-basis and miner metrics. Historically the highest-conviction accumulation zone.

spot$59,543
24h-1.8%
mayer0.78×
funding (ann)+3.9%
fear & greed12 · extreme fear
§ how it works

three rules. live, public, 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]

    public

    Every number is served from one open, unauthenticated API anyone can curl. No account, no key, no paywall. The same bytes power this page and your own scripts.

  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.

§ part of orangecheck

a desk that reads bitcoin. a family that builds on it.

OC BTC is the read-only corner of OrangeCheck — a family of Bitcoin-native primitives where your wallet is the identity and nothing is custodied. The desk costs nothing and asks for nothing.

§ open the desk

signal, not noise. read, don't trade. no account, no calls.

The whole desk is free and public. Open it in your browser, or curl the same numbers into your own scripts. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to install.

with thanks to bram kanstein — whose work on bitcoin as a sovereignty substrate shaped the premise.