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Shows how Bitcoin’s price and network activity compare on weekends versus weekdays, helping you spot when the market gets busier or quieter. Measures: Bitcoin price in USD, transaction count, and Daily Active Addresses, compared across weekends and weekdays. Reflects: How Bitcoin’s market and network activity shift between weekends and weekdays. Interpretation: ↑ Transactions or Daily Active Addresses → more network activity · ↓ Transactions or Daily Active Addresses → less network activity Context: — Tags: Category: Market Metric | Signal Type: Network Activity | Market Scope: Cross-market

Tracks how a token’s community is growing by looking at active addresses, network growth, developer activity, holder distribution, social mentions, and Twitter followers. Measures: Active addresses (24h), network growth, developer activity, total supply, holder distribution, social volume, and Twitter followers Reflects: How active the network is and whether community participation is picking up or slowing down Interpretation: ↑ More active addresses, network growth, or social activity can point to a growing community · ↓ Drops in these measures may signal that activity is cooling off Context: Commonly analyzed alongside price trends and transaction volume Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Network Activity | Market Scope: Network-level

Tracks Bitcoin’s price, holder activity, valuation, trade profitability, social buzz, and balance distribution to help you spot what may be happening in the market cycle. Measures: Bitcoin price in USD; Mean Dollar Invested Age; 365-day Mean Dollar Invested Age; 3-year intraday MVRV; Age Consumed; 7-day and 30-day moving averages of the Transaction Volume Profit-Loss Ratio; total social volume; 50-day moving average of Sentiment Volume Consumed; holder distribution by balance size. Reflects: Bitcoin’s valuation, how long coins are being held, whether transactions are happening at a profit or loss, social activity, and how coins are spread across holders. Interpretation: ↑ Rising long-term holding and valuation measures may suggest holders are sitting tight or adding to positions. ↓ Falling measures may point to more selling or less willingness to hold. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside short-term price and volume metrics. Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Spot

Tracks tokens held on exchanges, how much of its supply is there, exchange inflows, and USD price over time. Measures: tokens held in known exchange addresses, percent of total supply on exchanges, exchange inflow, and USD price Reflects: How much token is available to trade on exchanges and how tokens are moving onto them Interpretation: ↑ Exchange balances, supply share, or inflows can mean more token is available to sell · ↓ These measures can mean less token is sitting on exchanges Context: Traders often compare exchange flows and balances with price to spot changes in buying or selling activity Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Capital Flow | Market Scope: Cross-market

Tracks the balance between positive and negative vibes in the market by looking at price and social buzz, helping you get a feel for how traders are really feeling. Measures: Price in USD, Sentiment balance index (x1 - x2), Total social volume Reflects: How traders are feeling overall and how much people are talking about the asset Interpretation: When the sentiment balance goes up, it usually means traders are excited and optimistic; when it goes down, it shows worry or stress in the market Context: Commonly analyzed alongside social dominance and price volatility Tags: Category: Social Metric | Signal Type: Sentiment | Market Scope: Spot

Tracks open interest, price, and funding rates to give you a quick read on how traders are positioned in perpetual futures. Measures: Total open interest, USD price, and aggregated funding rates Reflects: How much leverage traders are using and whether demand for leveraged positions is growing or fading Interpretation: ↑ Open interest or funding rates → more demand for leveraged positions · ↓ Open interest or funding rates → less demand for leveraged positions Context: Price movements can help put futures positioning into perspective Tags: Category: Derivatives Metric | Signal Type: Leverage | Market Scope: Futures

Amount of PEPE held in known exchange addresses over time

Daily Active addresses on Internet Computer

Open interest and funding rate for XMR Provides a look into positioning on perpetual futures

Explore the combined balance of different cohorts of BTC wallets based on their size - small (0-1 coins), medium (1-10 coins) and large (10-10k coins)