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SOPR, MVRV, NUPL, active addresses, exchange flows — what actually happens on the blockchain.
A practical order for reading regime, SOPR, cohorts, RHODL, and VDD without treating the desk as a buy/sell button.
A no-nonsense playbook for reading SOPR on real charts — what levels matter, which variant to pick, and the traps to avoid.
A fast overview of the on-chain indicators that actually move markets — what they are, what they show, and how to layer them into a coherent read.
Count of unique addresses participating in on-chain transactions within a time window. A proxy for network usage.
A BTC-only desk that reads how holders realize profit, move old coins, and heat the cycle — with a daily regime label, not a buy/sell call.
Net coins moving onto or off centralized exchanges. Big inflows = potential sell pressure, big outflows = accumulation.
Pro turns today's holder regime snapshot into plain bullets — same deterministic data as the lab, explained by AI, quota-limited.
A daily label (accumulation, distribution, mixed, etc.) built from SOPR, cohorts, RHODL, VDD, and MVRV — deterministic rules, not AI.
Ratio of market cap to realized cap — signals whether a crypto asset is overheated or undervalued relative to its historical cost basis.
Share of unrealized profit or loss sitting in the market, normalized by market cap — a classic greed and fear indicator.
Aggregate cost basis of the market — the average price at which coins last moved on-chain.
Pro+ toggles a daily check — when the stored BTC holder regime changes, Exum can fire a Smart Alert (if your plan includes alert slots).
Compares young vs old coin economic weight — when it runs hot, late-cycle enthusiasm often builds; when cool, the market is calmer.
Ratio of the price at which coins are sold to the price at which they were last bought — are holders taking profit or capitulating?
Coins are split by how long they've been held — under ~155 days (STH) vs longer (LTH). Who spends tells you if flippers or veterans drive the move.
Spikes when old coins move in size vs a yearly norm — often seen around distribution or macro turns, not everyday noise.
An address holding enough of an asset to move the market when it transacts.