Changelog
Releases are immutable. A correction never edits a published file, it becomes the next version and a line here saying what was wrong. The one exception is a DOI landing in a manifest after Zenodo mints it, which changes no data and gets no version bump.
v2.0, 2026-08-23
The 2011 MtGox series
- 1 tables. Files and checksums.
- DOI pending.
v1.0, 2026-08-23
The 2014-2015 six-venue series
- 6 tables. Files and checksums.
- DOI pending.
v3.0, in preparation
The fee index, four tables, same file contract as the two market-data releases. What is already settled about it:
- A daily table from 2010-08-28, plus monthly and yearly period sums, plus the World Bank remittance benchmark as its own table under CC BY 4.0.
- Derived from public on-chain aggregates rather than collected, so it carries no venue and no quote currency, and the exporter omits both fields instead of writing nulls.
- NULL where a source has no row, written as an empty CSV field and a real null in Parquet. Missing days stay missing and nothing is interpolated.
- Releases are quarterly, each one a snapshot of the store on the day it was cut, and each changelog entry names the last day it includes. The chart on the page is regenerated weekly and runs ahead of the newest release, which is the one exception this site makes to its own no-live- data rule.
What is not coming
The series running since 2024 is not a release and is not scheduled to become one. Releases here are closed eras with no counterparty left to ask, and that is the whole product.