BitInfoCharts

BitInfoCharts is a basic on-chain data and historical OHLC visualization site for major crypto assets, maintained long-term by an independent team. Its core positioning is "simple, long history, no login required" — it renders the most commonly cited on-chain metrics for Bitcoin, Ethereum and major PoW/PoS assets as readable long-horizon charts.

The feature set is chart-centric. Price OHLC across multiple intervals, market cap and supply, block time, block rewards, network hashrate and difficulty, active addresses, transaction counts and average fees, mempool size, and a "Richest Addresses" ranking ordered by on-chain balance. Side-by-side comparison pages allow several coins to be observed on the same metric simultaneously.

Three usage patterns stand out. Newcomers want to put real data behind concepts such as block time, hashrate, and address counts. Researchers writing historical retrospectives cite its long-horizon trend charts. Communities debating "which address holds the most" reference its rich list.

Its differentiator is focus on basics over a long history. Professional on-chain vendors such as Glassnode offer richer indicator sets but throttle the free tier; BitInfoCharts keeps the metric list short, classic, free, and login-free, which makes it well suited to teaching and explanatory use. The trade-off is no derived models, no exchange flows, and no derivatives data.

Limitations and caveats: the rich list ranks by raw on-chain balance, and a single large balance does not necessarily indicate a single beneficiary — exchange cold wallets and multisig contracts naturally rank highest — so it is not a precise measure of "number of whales"; charts are static visualizations and do not support custom drawings or indicators; rankings and charts are research and learning aids only and do not constitute investment advice. Crypto-asset prices are highly volatile and historical trends do not necessarily extend into the future.