Crypto Wallets Profitability & Performance
By LuxAlgoNov 13, 2024
Crypto Wallets Profitability & Performance reads the market from the ledger itself. Built on IntoTheBlock on-chain data, it plots the percentage of a coin's wallets sitting in profit, at a loss, or breaking even against the current price, the aggregate cost-basis lens at the heart of on-chain valuation. A market where most wallets are underwater trades very differently from one where nearly everyone holds gains, and this tool makes that split visible bar by bar.
How to Trade the Crypto Wallets Profitability & Performance?
- Profit and loss percentages: the plotted series monitor unrealized gains and losses across wallets as price moves.
- Breaking-even line: movements here showcase changes in realized gains and losses.
- Signal line: a smoothed average over the profit and loss series highlights momentum and filters noise around profiting and losing levels.
- Profitability Meter: an alternative gauge showing the profiting, losing, and breaking-even split for a one-glance health check.
- Performance metrics and dashboard: returns across windows such as Day to Date and Week to Date, consolidated with the wallet stats for quick assessment.
As a direct read on crowd positioning, it complements the price-derived gauges in the sentiment and breadth family.
Crypto Wallets Profitability & Performance Settings
- Chart Occupation %: how much of the pane the display occupies.
- Profiting / Losing / Breaking-Even Percentage: toggle each series, each with its own Smoothing period.
- Signal Line: SMA, EMA, RMA, or None for the profiting and losing series.
- Profitability Meter: enable the meter and set its width and offset.
- Performance Metrics / Height: the performance timeframe and the vertical footprint of its plots.
- Dashboard: toggle profitability and performance stats, size, and position.
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