ADA Micro vs. Key Stakeholders
ADA Micro vs. Key Stakeholders shows how big holders (100K–100M ADA) stack up against tiny holders (≤100 ADA) over time. Measures: Holders by balance tiers: 100K–1M, 1M–10M, 10M–100M; 0–0.001, 0.001–0.01, 0.01–0.1, 0.1–1, 1–10, 10–100; Price in USD. Reflects: Distribution Interpretation: ↑ When big holders own more, it can help support price (more bets from big players); ↓ when small holders disappear, it signals money moving away from the little guys and into distribution (more selling pressure) Context: Often analyzed with price movements and liquidity Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Distribution | Market Scope: Cross-market
ADA Total Holders
## ADA Total Holders ADA Total Holders shows the number of non-empty wallets on the Cardano network. Measures: holders_distribution_total | price_usd Reflects: Network growth Interpretation: ↑ total holders means more people are using Cardano and the network is growing; ↓ total holders suggests hands are drying up and the network could be consolidating (fewer active addresses). Behavior: When holders rise, it can be a friendly sign of activity; when they fall, you might see price action pause or pull back. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside price trends and active addresses Tags: Category: Network Metric | Signal Type: Network Activity | Market Scope: Network-level
ADA Active Addresses, Social Dominance
ADA Active Addresses and Social Dominance tracks active Cardano addresses alongside ADA’s share of social discussions. Measures: price_usd, daily_active_addresses, social_dominance_total Reflects: Market behavior category Interpretation: ↑ daily_active_addresses suggests more buying interest and user activity (money flowing in); ↓ daily_active_addresses means activity is slowing and interest is waning. Context: Often analyzed with price movement and on-chain activity Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Network Activity | Market Scope: Network-level
ADA Mean Dollar Invested Age, Age Consumed
## Cardano network shows mean dollar invested age and age consumed over time. Measures: price_usd, mean_dollar_invested_age, age_consumed Reflects: Network activity and capital aging dynamics Interpretation: ↑ mean_dollar_invested_age → capital inflow with entrenched holders · ↓ age_consumed → slower turnover Context: Often analyzed with price action and on-chain activity Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Development | Market Scope: Network-level
ADA Active Addresses, Social Dominance
ADA Active Addresses and Social Dominance trends. Measures: Daily Active Addresses (ADA) and Social Dominance (Cardano-related discussions). Reflects: Network Activity | Social Sentiment Interpretation: ↑ Daily Active Addresses means more user activity showing up on the chain; ↑ Social Dominance means more Cardano chatter online (discussions). Context: Often analyzed alongside price_usd and market breadth Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Network Activity | Market Scope: Network-level
ADA 1M+ Wallet Holdings
## Cardano 1M+ wallet holdings and distribution over time. Measures: 1M+ Cardano wallet balances; distribution by holding tiers (1M–10M, 10M–100M, 100M–1B, 1B+), plus price USD. Reflects: Market Metric Interpretation: When big wallets are growing their holdings, it can hint that smart money is stepping in or getting more concentrated there (a potential fund-influence signal). If those large holdings shrink, it might mean money is moving out or spreading to smaller addresses. Context: Often observed with price movements and broader network activity Tags: Category: Market Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Cross-market
ADA 1M+ Wallets
Cardano wallets with 1M+ ADA and how they relate to total supply. Measures: Holders distribution by balance tiers (1M–10M, 10M–100M, 100M–1B, 1B+ ADA); percent of holders; price USD. Reflects: Market behavior category Interpretation: ↑ number of 1M+ holders = more people holding large amounts (long-tail strength) and potential steady demand; ↓ 1M+ holders = concentration is thinning and fewer big holders. Context: Often analyzed with price movement and overall supply stability. Tags: Category: Market Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Spot
ADA 10M+ Wallets
Tracks how many Cardano wallets are holding at least 10 million ADA tokens over time. Measures: Large Cardano wallet counts (≥10 million ADA tokens) Reflects: How big players are stacking ADA or selling off Interpretation: When the number of big wallets goes up, it usually means strong hands are buying in; when it goes down, those big holders might be cashing out Context: Commonly analyzed alongside ADA price and overall holder distribution Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Network-level
ADA 365-Day MVRV & Funding Rate
Tracks Cardano's 365-day Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio along with Binance's funding rate for the USDT/BNB trading pair, helping you get a feel for how much profit holders are making and how much traders are using leverage. Measures: Cardano 365-day Market Value to Realized Value ratio, Binance USDT/BNB funding rate Reflects: How much profit people are sitting on and how eager traders are to borrow money to trade (leverage) Interpretation: When MVRV goes up, it usually means holders are earning good returns; when the funding rate goes up, more traders are borrowing to trade, signaling higher risk-taking. If MVRV drops, returns are smaller, and a lower funding rate means less borrowing and less aggressive trading. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside price trends and on-chain wallet activity Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Capital Flow, Leverage | Market Scope: Cross-market
ADA 100K-100M Wallets
Tracks how much ADA is held by Cardano wallets that own between 100,000 and 100 million ADA tokens, showing both the percentage of total supply and the total amount held. Measures: Cardano wallet holdings between 100,000 and 100 million ADA, percent of supply, total ADA balance Reflects: How big players are stacking or selling ADA — if these wallets are buying more, it usually means they’re confident; if they’re selling, it might signal they’re cashing out Interpretation: ↑ ADA held by large wallets → big holders are buying in or holding strong · ↓ ADA held → they might be selling or taking profits Context: Commonly analyzed with ADA price and overall holder distribution Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Network-level