Bitcoin’s stored value hits $1.03 trillion, up 85% since January 
Bitcoin’s actual stored value has been estimated at $1.03 trillion, far below its $2 trillion market cap, according to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju.
Ju stated that this figure represents an 85% increase from the beginning of 2024, showcasing growing investor confidence in the crypto as a Store of Value.
Unlike the market cap, which is the total value of all Bitcoin in circulation at current prices, the stored value reflects the actual capital invested into the network. Ju arrived at this $1.03 trillion estimate by combining on-chain and off-chain data.
He explained that the off-chain calculations consider exchange reserves multiplied by average prices, while on-chain metrics rely on the “realized cap,” which tracks the value of Bitcoin based on its most recent price movement.
This approach offers a more accurate view of capital inflows, accounting for over-the-counter trades and exchange activity.
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