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The price graph shows the cryptocurrency's price at close in USD for a specific time period and is updated live with prices from the largest cryptocurrency exchanges. The graph features an overlay option for comparing historical cryptocurrency prices against the price of bitcoin, which helps with determining whether a price change is correlated to a change in bitcoin price.
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The Transaction Volume USD graph represents the total volume of a transferred cryptocurrency in USD during a period. The total value is calculated based on the transacted amount multiplied with the cryptocurrency price at the moment of confirmation. Self-change (i.e. sending the remainder of a transaction to the originating address) is not included in the transaction volume. High transaction volumes may be caused by increased popularity, whale activity, events such as airdrops or panic/FOMO etc.
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The Transaction Volume USD graph represents the total volume of a transferred cryptocurrency in tokens during a period. Self-change (i.e. sending the remainder of a transaction to the originating address) is not included in the transaction volume. High transaction volumes may be caused by increased popularity, whale activity, events such as airdrops or panic/FOMO etc.
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The Transaction Count graph shows the total number of transactions for a specific token during a period. Transactions such as mints, burn, votes and other types that do not involve a transfer between addresses are not included in the data. The graph is useful for determining token activity which can fluctuate depending on events or changes in popularity.
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The Average Transaction Size in USD is calculated by multiplying the transaction volume amount in tokens with the price at the time of transaction for all transactions during a period of time and dividing the result with its total transaction count. This graph is useful for spotting potential whale activity which will show up as spikes in the graph.
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The average transaction size in tokens is calculated by adding up the total token amount transferred during a period of time and dividing the result with the transaction count for that period. This graph is useful for spotting potential whale activity which will show up as spikes in the graph.
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The ABPR graph represents the ratio between the cost and sell price for all addresses spending in transactions during a certain time period for a specific asset. ABPR is similar to SOPR, with the main difference that it is based on the average cost at which an addresses acquired an asset, which is calculated every time an address balance changes. Ratio's above 1 suggest that during that period spending market participants on average were taking profit, while a ratio below 1 suggests they were selling at a loss.
The Potential Profit graph shows the total potential profit in USD if all holders sold their entire balance of a cryptocurrency at market price at that specific time against market price. The profit per holder is based on the sell price minus their average buy price multiplied by their total balance. A positive potential profit value means that on average investors are holding at a profit, while a negative value means they’re holding at a loss. During periods of high potential profit, holders may be more likely to sell and take profits, while low or negative profit periods might discourage selling.
The Potential Profit per Token graph shows the potential profit that holders could make per token if they sold at a specific time. It is similar to the potential profit graph with the potential profit divided by the total supply of an asset.
The Continuous HODL graph shows how long on average every single unit of a cryptocurrency has been held onto historically. The metric is weighted by balance, meaning that whales have a larger influence on the average HODL time than smallerer investor. A steady increase in HODL days may suggest that holders are optimistic about the asset’s future, while a decrease could indicate uncertainty.
The average buy price graph shows the average price in USD at which all holders bought their available balance of a cryptocurrency for a specific period. A decrease in the average buy value indicates that on average buyers lowered the average price at which they have acquired their current holdings (Averaging Down), while the opposite could indicate entry of new holders or sell-offs.
The total realized profit in USD is calculated by subtracting the average buy price of an address from the price of the cryptocurrency at the time of transfer and multiplying the result with the transferred amount for all sending addresses during a specific time period. A positive value indicates that on average holders of a cryptocurrency have sold at a profit, while a negative value indicates a loss.
The total realized profit in USD is calculated by subtracting the average buy price of an address from the price of the cryptocurrency at the time of transfer and multiplying the result with the transferred amount for all sending addresses during a specific time period. A positive value indicates that on average holders of a cryptocurrency have sold at a profit, while a negative value indicates a loss.
The Realized HODL graph shows how long addresses on average held on to a cryptocurrency (per token) before spending it in a transaction. It is calculated based on the average time at which an addresses' balance was acquired and the time of the transaction and is weighted on transaction size. High realized HODL values indicate that some long term holders decided to transfer their assets to a new address, which could indicate a sell.
The total supply of a cryptocurency is influenced by pre-mines, mints, burns, mining rewards and fees. In the case of stablecoins a high supply suggests a more liquid market and strong increases in supply are generally considered to have a positive effect on prices. Large changes in supply can have strong effects on metrics such as HODL and ABP.
The Transaction Volume chart for stablecoins serves as a key indicator of market liquidity as they are essential for both centralized and decentralized exchanges. An increase in stablecoin volume might indicate that investors are hedging, but can also signal that new capital is entering the market. The transaction volume is expressed in USD value of the total amount of tokens transferred.
The Mints vs. Burns chart shows how many stablecoins were created or destroyed during a certain time period. Mints and burns influence the total supply of a coin and the overall sentiment is that mints have a positive effect on the overall cryptocurrency market as they increase liquidity. It is important to note that not all mints increase the total supply of a stable coin market wide; they can also be part of a "chain swap" in which stable coins are moved from one blockchain to another.
Mints are transactions in which new tokens of a cryptocurrency are created. In the case of stablecoins, mints can indicate a conversion of fiat USD to on-chain assets such as USDC and USDT. Large mints can have a positive effect on market sentiment and are generally considered to also have a positive influence on market liquidity.
The market capitalization or "marketcap" is the total dollar value of an assets current existing supply and is used by investors to compare an asset's size with others. The marketcap can be influenced by changes in price or total supply
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