Puell Multiple
A miner-revenue gauge that has marked Bitcoin cycle bottoms and tops for over a decade — here’s what it reads today.
What is the Puell Multiple?
The Puell Multiple measures how much money Bitcoin miners are earning today compared to the past year. It is one number: miners’ daily revenue divided by the 365-day average of that revenue.
When the number is high, miners are earning far more than usual — which has historically happened near market tops, when prices (and so mining income) run hot. When it is low, miners are earning much less than their yearly norm — a stressed, squeezed state that has tended to appear near cycle bottoms. In plain terms, it reads the cycle through the economics of the people who produce new bitcoin.
Puell Multiple chart & history
Recent cycle position (0–100) of the Puell Multiple. Today's reading is 0.87 — Miner capitulation; has overlapped with major cycle lows.
How to read it
There's no magic threshold, but history gives rough bands. Think of these as context, not triggers.
| Zone | Reading | What it has meant historically |
|---|---|---|
| Bottom band● now | below ~0.5 | Miner capitulation; has overlapped with major cycle lows. |
| Neutral | ~0.5 – 4 | Normal range; little cycle-timing information on its own. |
| Top band | above ~4 | Miner revenue far above its yearly average; has bracketed cycle tops. |
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The Puell Multiple is 1 of 16 signals behind the Crypto Market Cycle Index.
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