On-Chain Signals

On-Chain Signals polls four strands of blockchain data and returns one verdict: bullish, bearish, or neutral. Net Network Growth tracks the change in total addresses, In the Money follows the share of profitable addresses, Concentration watches whale and investor holdings, and Large Transactions compares $100k+ transaction counts against their 21- and 30-day averages — on-chain metrics doing the job of a sentiment dial, powered by IntoTheBlock data.

How to Trade the On-Chain Signals?

• Bullish bias: more of the four signals lean bullish than bearish — conditions favor upside.
• Bearish bias: bearish signals outnumber bullish ones, warning of downside pressure.
• Neutral bias: an even split, typical of consolidation and indecision.
• Three display modes: the gauge for an at-a-glance state, Historical Data for plotting each signal through time and tuning its thresholds, and Average for smoothing the bias (+1, 0, -1) into a longer-term sentiment curve.

The indicator is built for the daily timeframe, where the underlying on-chain data actually updates. Treat the bias as context wrapped around entries from price structure — not a signal to trade in isolation — and lean on the historical mode when calibrating thresholds to a specific coin.

On-Chain Signals Settings

• Display Mode: gauge, historical plots, or average.
• Average Settings: smoothing type — triangular, simple, or exponential — plus the period length.
• Thresholds: bullish and bearish trigger levels for each of the four signals.
• Dashboard: a compact readout with adjustable position and size.
• Gauge Customization and Style Options: gauge scale, curved display, color schemes, and per-signal plot visibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which timeframe should I run it on?

The daily chart. On-chain data refreshes on that cadence, so lower timeframes add noise without adding information.

How is this different from On-Chain Analysis?

On-Chain Analysis offers a deep menu of individually plottable metrics, from MVRV to TVL; On-Chain Signals compresses exactly four of them into one directional bias. Many traders read the bias here, then investigate its drivers there.

Is On-Chain Signals a paid indicator?

No — you can use it free through the LuxAlgo Library. It can also be run in Quant, LuxAlgo's AI, directly from this page.