Examining Bitcoin's "Coin Days Destroyed"
With bitcoin price up around 70% over the last five weeks, Bitcoin's "coin days destroyed" metric isn't reacting as normal.The below is from a recent edition of the Deep Dive, Bitcoin Magazine's premium markets newsletter. To be among the first to receive these insights and other on-chain bitcoin market analysis straight to your inbox, subscribe now.The topic of today's Daily Dive will be coin days destroyed, and examining the recent trends surrounding this metric. The metric "coin days" was first brought up as “bitcoindays destroyed” by Bytecoin on the forum BitcoinTalk back in 2011.....
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Data shows the Bitcoin 90-day Coin Days Destroyed metric has hit an all-time low, here’s what it says about investors in the BTC market. Bitcoin 90-Day CDD Has Recently Plunged To A New All-Time Low As per the latest weekly report from Glassnode, old BTC supply is more dormant right now than it has ever been during the history of the crypto. A “coin day” is defined as the amount accumulated by 1 BTC after sitting still for 1 day. The total coin days on the network, therefore, is a measure of how many days all the coins on the network combined have been stationary for, or....
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