Retail Activity, Miner Behavior, Volatility Signals and onchain stats

This shows the total number of coins held on an exchange.

If more coins are added, it usually means people are getting ready to sell. That often leads to a price drop.
For stablecoins (like USDT), more stablecoins on the exchange usually means people are preparing to buy, which can push prices up.

This shows the total number of coins held on an exchange.

If more coins are added, it usually means people are getting ready to sell. That often leads to a price drop.
For stablecoins (like USDT), more stablecoins on the exchange usually means people are preparing to buy, which can push prices up.

This shows the total number of coins held on an exchange.

If more coins are added, it usually means people are getting ready to sell. That often leads to a price drop.
For stablecoins (like USDT), more stablecoins on the exchange usually means people are preparing to buy, which can push prices up.

More stablecoins on the exchange usually means people are preparing to buy, which can push prices up.

This indicator shows how active regular traders (retail investors) are in BTC.
Draw conclusions based on the color.

Chart Description

This is a bubble chart showing total trading volume on exchanges.

• The size of each bubble shows how much is being traded.

• The color shows how fast the volume is changing:

  • Lower volume = Cooling

  • Little change = Neutral

  • Increasing volume = Overheating

  • Sharp increase = Highly Overheating

If volume stays high but the price doesn’t go up much, it might mean the Distribution Phase — when experienced traders sell to new investors entering the market.

Chart Description

This indicator shows who is stronger in the market — buyers or sellers.

It tracks the difference between market buy and sell volume over the past 3 months:

If there’s more buying and the number keeps going up → buyers are in control (Taker Buy Dominant)

If there’s more selling and the number keeps going down → sellers are in control (Taker Sell Dominant)

Chart Description

This shows how many coins are still held in miners’ wallets.

These are coins that miners haven’t sold yet.

If miners start selling a lot, it can cause the price to go down.

Chart Description

This shows the difference between how many coins go into the exchange and how many leave it.
(Inflow – Outflow = Netflow)

If the number is positive, more coins are entering the exchange.

On spot exchanges, this usually means people are getting ready to sell.

On derivative exchanges, it can mean big price moves are coming — either up or down.

Google Trends – Cryptocurrency

A great “crowd” indicator is when people start googling “what is cryptocurrency” more often. The peak of these searches tends to align quite well with the peak of previous bull runs.