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Post #358 25.1K
After a period of moderate $BTC inflows following the May Sell-off, Coinbase has seen a large outflow of coins.

This brings the total balance to just over 700k $BTC.

The last time the Coinbase #Bitcoin balance was at this level was December 2017.

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Post #357 20.1K
The Week On-chain Video Report #35 is live.

Our analysis starts with an assessment of #Bitcoin on-chain volume support and accumulation levels.

We also analyse the divergence between low on-chain activity, and strong supply dynamics for $BTC and $ETH.
Post #356 19.2K
#Bitcoin and #Ethereum have held into gains last week, despite a slow-down in on-chain activity.

This week, we assess this divergence for both chains, as well as analyse what appears to be a supply squeeze in the making.

Read More in The Week On-chain
Post #355 20.1K
#Bitcoin price is currently sitting at the top end of a strong on-chain support zone.

Over 1.65M $BTC now have an on-chain cost basis within the $45k to $50k range

The green zone below, at $31k to $40k, is also home to another 2.98M $BTC, indicative of large accumulation demand

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Post #354 22.6K
Alternative smart contract chains saw a meteoric rise in attention over the last few weeks.

In this weeks analysis, we explore usage and adoption metrics for $AVAX, $SOL, and $LUNA, to assess their underlying fundamentals.

Read more in DeFi Uncovered and subscribe for more DeFi insights.
Post #353 23.6K
The Week On-chain Video Report #35 is now live.

In our analysis, we assess:
- Increasing leverage in derivatives
- Net exchange balance inflows
- Old #Bitcoin on the move
- Spending behaviour of on-chain cohorts
Post #352 24.9K
The proportion of old $BTC spent on-chain increased last week, as some investors de-risk and take profits.

So far the market has absorbed these realised profits, despite an overall net inflow of coins to exchanges.

Read more analysis in The Week On-chain
Post #351 20.1K
#Bitcoin rallied towards the $50k level last week, absorbing the profits realised by spenders on-chain

This week, we assess who is spending coins, flows of coins to exchanges, and rising open interest in derivatives markets

Read More in The Week On-chain
Post #350 24.3K
#Bitcoin exchange flows have returned to a dominance of outflows through August as investors withdraw $BTC.

The market has transitioned through a number of phases of exchange flow dominance over the last year, with outflow dominance last seen in late 2020.

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Post #349 22.1K
The total $ETH held on exchange balances has hit an all-time-low, at the same time as $ETH 2.0 staking hits new highs

This week we analyse $ETH capital rotation through #DeFi protocols, and experiments in liquidity stickiness

Read more in DeFi Uncovered and subscribe for more DeFi insights.
Post #348 17.3K
The Week On-chain Video Report #33 is live.

This week we analyse the #Bitcoin mining market with an in-depth assessment of hash-rate recovery, miner revenue and accumulation.

We also analyse on-chain profit, loss, capital inflows and the Realised Cap ATH
Post #347 15.8K
#Bitcoin miner revenue per hash has climbed by 57%, returning to mid-2020 levels as the Great Migration continues.

The typical 900 $BTC mined per day are distributed between ~62.5% of the peak hash-power seen in May

See more analysis in The Week On-chain
Post #346 15K
The #Bitcoin mining market has continued to recover this week, with both hash-rate and revenue per hash climbing.

We also assess new all-time-highs in capital inflows and what a surge in profitable supply indicates about the recent accumulation zone.

Read our analysis in The Week On-chain
Post #345 18.6K
Between the low of $29.7k, and the current price at $45.4k, a total of 16.4% of total #Bitcoin supply returned to profit.

This indicates that approximately 3.08M $BTC were last spent, and thus have an on-chain costs basis in this price range.

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Post #344 18.4K
#Bitcoin has continued to flow out of exchanges in August at a rate between 75k and 100k per month.

This magnitude of outflow is similar to the period between 2020 and Q1 2021, where heavy accumulation, and the GBTC arbitrage trade dominated.

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Post #343 14.3K
Alongside #Ethereum launching EIP1559, the broader #DeFi market has caught a bid.

This week, we analyse the $ETH burn rate of EIP1559, and examine core metrics like revenue, users, and TVL for assessing #DeFi valuations.

Read more in DeFi Uncovered and subscribe for more DeFi insights.
Post #342 15.1K
Short Term Holder NUPL has just traded back to positive values.

This means that on aggregate, STHs are in a slight profit relative to their on-chain costs basis.

Rapid recoveries like this are common in two cases:
- Bear market relief rallies
- Disbelief phases of bull markets
Post #341 13.3K
#Bitcoin HODL waves for Middle-aged (3m-1y) and Old coins (1y-5y) show the other side of this equation.

Younger coins are held dormant and thus mature into older and older age brackets over time showing the conviction of $BTC holders is high.

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Post #340 12.3K
There are strong indications of accumulation and HODLing behaviour in #Bitcoin on-chain data.

The $BTC HODL waves for Young Coins (1w-3m) have been in in structural decline since Feb.

This indicates fewer old coins being spent, and young coins are being taken into cold storage.
Post #339 15.5K
The #Bitcoin Hash Ribbons are about to complete a bullish cross-over.

This signals that miner hash-rate is recovering.

Historically, the 30D hash-ribbon crosses above 90D when the worst of the mining impact is over, and recovery is underway.

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