Newhedge is a specialized Bitcoin data and intelligence platform that combines on-chain metrics, live exchange order books, spot ETF flows, corporate treasury disclosures, and mining statistics into a single terminal. The platform tracks over 1.22 million BTC across exchange-traded funds, more than $32.9B in futures open interest, and over 1,082 API-accessible metrics to explain the capital flows driving Bitcoin price action.
Team and background
The company was founded in 2022 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Alon Shvartsman. Its core engineering group includes AI product engineer Michael Heiser, Bitcoin quantitative developer Daniel Levit, and senior Rails developer Omer Geva.
Platform features and architecture
Newhedge centers entirely on Bitcoin rather than multi-chain coverage. The workspace provides over 300 charts, encompassing 146 supply and address signals, 120 mining indicators, and 90 liquidity views. Users can track spot ETF inflows and outflows by issuer, including BlackRock's IBIT holdings, alongside corporate treasury balance sheets and mNAV metrics for public holders like Strategy. For network fundamentals, the terminal includes a difficulty estimator projecting epoch retarget windows and mining pool dominance, tracking operations such as Foundry USA. Developers can query live data through a REST API or connect external models using an integrated Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, accessing dedicated endpoints for metrics, candles, and transaction fee estimates in sat/vB.
Pricing and access
Newhedge operates a tiered subscription model. Core analytics are accessible through a free tier, while the Pro plan offers an introductory rate of $1 for the first week before renewing at $10 per month or $96 per year. Pro provides dashboard customisation, alerting, and data exports. High-volume programmatic users, asset managers, and mining firms require an Enterprise plan with custom pricing to unlock elevated API rate quotas, team seats, and dedicated network fee estimation endpoints.
Limitations and risks
Because the platform focuses exclusively on Bitcoin, it offers no data for Ethereum, Layer 2 networks, or alternative layer-1 ecosystems. Advanced API features, live confirmation target quotes, and high-frequency rate tiers are restricted behind paid subscriptions. Users relying on programmatic feeds face strict rate quotas per IP and API token, and on-chain fee recommendations depend on the reliability of external node propagation.