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Transactions
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HODL Days
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Why it matters
Unlike the market price (which only shows temporary "paper" gains or losses), this chart reveals when investors are actually taking money off the table. Large spikes in realized profits often signal market tops (investors cashing out), while deep realized losses indicate capitulation (panic-selling), which historically marks market bottoms.How to read the chart
- Positive (Green) Bars: Show that holders are selling at a profit, typical of a healthy bull market. Beware of extremely tall green spikes, as they indicate heavy profit-taking that can trigger price pullbacks.
- Negative (Red) Bars: Show that holders are selling at a loss. Massive red spikes indicate capitulation (panic-selling by "weak hands"), which often exhausts sellers and sets the stage for a price rebound.
- Holder Filters: Use the filters to switch between "Long-Term Holders" (investors holding >6 months) and "Short-Term Holders".