ETH Positive / Negative Sentiment Ratio
The ratio of positive vs. negative comments toward Ethereum across social media
ETH Positive / Negative Sentiment
Ethereum social sentiment: how people are talking about ETH on social media, using a simple positive-to-negative ratio. Measures: Positive vs Negative Sentiment for Ethereum (ETH); Metrics: price_usd; ethereum; ETH Reflects: Market sentiment dynamics Interpretation: When the Positive score goes up, it usually means people are leaning bullish or feeling good about ETH; when Negative climbs, it can be a sign of caution or worry. Context: Often analyzed alongside price and trading activity Tags: Category: Social Metric | Signal Type: Sentiment | Market Scope: Social
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ETH 100K+ Wallet Holdings
The 100K+ ETH wallet holdings show you how much ETH and what share of the total supply the biggest wallets own. Measures: ETH held by 100K+ wallets; share of total supply by each holder bucket (100K-1M, 1M-10M, 10M-100M, 100M-1B, 1B+). Reflects: Market Structure Interpretation: ↑ Holdings in top buckets = a few addresses control a big chunk of ETH; ↓ holdings = the supply is more spread out across more wallets (distribution widens) Context: Commonly analyzed alongside price levels and overall holder distribution Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Network-level [Formatting block for AI agents and embeddings] Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Network-level
ETH Network Realized Profit/Loss
## Ethereum Network Realized Profit/Loss Measures: Price USD, Network Profit/Loss Reflects: Market stress/euphoria Interpretation: The price going up in USD usually means more activity on the network. If Network Profit/Loss is rising, it can mean people are capitulating or taking profits. If Price USD or Profit/Loss are slipping, activity tends to cool off. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside on-chain profit/loss cycles Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Valuation | Market Scope: Network-level
<0.01 ETH Wallet Holdings
Holders under 0.01 ETH balance trend. Measures: Wallet holdings under 0.01 ETH Reflects: Distribution metric Interpretation: ↑ holders under 0.01 ETH means more tiny wallets are active (micro-wallets). ↓ holders under 0.01 ETH means fewer tiny wallets, so micro-wallet activity is cooling. Context: Often analyzed with overall holdings distribution and price movement Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Distribution | Market Scope: Network-level
ETH 100K+ Whale Wallets
Tracks how many Ethereum wallets hold at least 100,000 ETH, giving you a clear view of whether the big players are stacking more ETH or not. Measures: Ethereum wallets with ≥100,000 ETH holdings Reflects: Whether the big whales are buying more or backing off Interpretation: When the number of whale wallets goes up, it usually means these big holders are accumulating more ETH. If it goes down, they're probably pulling back or selling. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside ETH price and overall holder distribution Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Spot
ETH Smart vs. Retail Money
Compares how much Ether is held by big smart money wallets (holding between 100 and 100,000 ETH) versus small retail wallets (holding 0.01 ETH or less). Measures: Ether holdings by wallet size (100–100K ETH vs. 0.01 ETH or less) Reflects: Shows who’s stacking more Ether—whether it’s the big players or everyday traders. When smart money is buying, it usually means they’re confident. When retail wallets grow, it might mean regular folks are jumping in. Interpretation: If smart money wallets are increasing their Ether, it’s a sign they believe in the asset’s potential. If retail wallets are growing, it could mean more people are getting involved at smaller amounts. Context: Often analyzed with price trends and network activity Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Network-level
Active addresses and Transaction volumes
Tracks Active Addresses (1‑hour sliding window) and Transaction Volume for BTC, ETH, SOL, AAVE, and UNI to identify behavioral spikes and declines. Measures: Active Addresses (unique sending/receiving addresses per 1‑hour sliding window) and Transaction Volume (total on‑chain value transferred). Reflects: Network activity intensity, capital flow, and shifts between expansion and contraction phases. Interpretation: ↑ Active Addresses / ↑ Transaction Volume → rising participation and capital inflow ↓ Active Addresses / ↓ Transaction Volume → declining activity and reduced on‑chain engagement Context: Commonly analyzed alongside price trends to assess whether network activity confirms or diverges from market moves.
ETH Top Wallet & Top Holders Table
Tracks how much Ethereum the biggest wallets are holding and shows a table of Ethereum’s top holders. Measures: Ethereum amount in top wallets, Ethereum price in USD Reflects: How confident big holders are feeling and how the Ethereum is spread out among them Interpretation: When the biggest wallets are stacking more Ethereum, it usually means they’re feeling good about holding on. If they start moving it out, it might mean they’re selling or spreading it around. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside Ethereum price and on-chain activity metrics Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Network-level