Bitbo

Tool Description : A Bitcoin data dashboard that tracks price, market, mining and on-chain metrics.

Bitbo

Quick Overview

URL

https://bitbo.io/

What it does

Provides Bitcoin price, market, mining and on-chain data, charts and historical statistics.

How to use it

Select a metric or chart, review current/historical data, and export or cross-check relevant figures.

Cost

Free for basic charts. Paid for Pro plans.

Account required

No for free charts. Yes for Pro features, alerts and API access.

Functional and session cookies.

Ownership

Founded by Christopher Gimmer and Marc Chouinard, headquartered in Ontario, Canada.

Use in Reporting

Supports cryptocurrency research, financial analysis, transaction-context assessment and evidence corroboration.

What does Bitbo do?

Bitbo is a Bitcoin data and analytics platform providing live and historical information on Bitcoin price, market activity, mining, supply and on-chain metrics.

The platform provides more than 150 Bitcoin charts, including metrics covering realised price, mining difficulty, hashrate, supply, market cycles and holder behaviour. It also provides a Bitcoin data API for programmatic access to on-chain metrics and technical indicators.

The lowdown: It provides market and on-chain context around Bitcoin activity.

How to Use:

1. Identify the Bitcoin metric or event you need to investigate such as price, hashrate, mining difficulty, realised price or supply, then select the relevant Bitbo chart.

2. Review the metric and its accompanying explanation to understand what the data represents.

3. Record the relevant figures, date/time and chart URL. Where possible, corroborate significant findings against the Bitcoin blockchain and independent cryptocurrency-data sources before including them in an investigation or report.

Cost

Free
Partially Free
Paid

Free for basic charts. Paid for Pro plans.

Data Processing

Account Required:

No for free charts. Yes for Pro features, alerts and API access.

Cookies:

The site uses functional and session cookies including currency, which stores the selected currency; i18n_redirected, which stores language/localisation preferences; and session, which maintains a server-side web session.

Use in Reporting

Bitbo can be used to:

Research Bitcoin price, market, mining and on-chain activity at a specific point in time.
Investigate historical Bitcoin metrics relevant to cryptocurrency-related activity.
Identify patterns and trends in Bitcoin supply, holder behaviour, mining and market cycles.
Corroborate findings from blockchain explorers and specialist cryptocurrency-intelligence platforms.
Document Bitcoin metrics, chart values, dates, timestamps and source URLs as supporting evidence.
Provide market and blockchain context when assessing cryptocurrency transactions or incidents.
Support financial-crime, cryptocurrency and cryptocurrency-related OSINT investigations.

Bitbo data has been cited in published cryptocurrency and financial research, including GoMining's Q4 2025 institutional report.

Capabilities

Limitations

Provides extensive Bitcoin price, market and on-chain charts.

Focused primarily on Bitcoin rather than multiple cryptocurrencies.

Provides both current and historical Bitcoin data.

It’s not primarily an attribution or blockchain-investigation platform.

Covers metrics including mining, supply, realised price and market cycles.

Free data updates are slower than paid tiers.

Offers downloadable data and an API for programmatic analysis on paid access levels.

Some advanced charts, indicators and downloads require a subscription.

Can provide useful context around Bitcoin activity at a particular date or period.

Charts and metrics are analytical interpretations and should not automatically be treated as definitive evidence.

Useful for building historical financial and cryptocurrency context.

Summary

Bitbo fits best during the enrichment, analysis, and verification stages of the OSINT workflow. Investigators can use it after identifying a Bitcoin transaction, address, incident or relevant date to establish the wider Bitcoin-market and blockchain context.

However, it’s not a substitute for a blockchain explorer or specialist blockchain-intelligence platform.

Ownership

Bitbo was founded in 2020 by Christopher Gimmer and Marc Chouinard, headquartered in Ontario, Canada.

Ethical Considerations

Use publicly available blockchain information for legitimate and proportionate investigative purposes.
Do not treat a Bitcoin address as automatically identifying a real-world individual or organisation.
Corroborate significant findings with the underlying blockchain and independent sources.
Record the date/time of data collection because market and on-chain metrics can change.
Distinguish clearly between raw blockchain data and analytical metrics or interpretations.
Avoid presenting market indicators or predictions as established facts.
Be aware that cryptocurrency data can contribute to the identification or profiling of individuals when combined with other information.