# Performance İlgili Makaleler

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Your Backtest Is Lying: Why You Must Use Point-in-Time Data

The article warns that backtests using revised historical data are misleading due to look-ahead bias. It illustrates this with a hypothetical trading strategy based on Bitcoin exchange outflows from Binance: entering the market when the 5-day moving average of BTC balance falls below the 14-day average, and exiting on the reverse. Initial backtest results using current data appeared reasonably successful, even comparable to buy-and-hold at times. However, the author argues this is deceptive because metrics like exchange balances are often revised retroactively as new data arrives, meaning a backtest uses information that wasn't available in real-time. Re-running the identical strategy using Point-in-Time (PiT) data—which is immutable and reflects only what was known when the data was first published—yielded significantly worse performance. The PiT-based strategy failed to capture key market upswings as effectively, resulting in meaningfully lower cumulative returns. The key takeaway is that only immutable, Point-in-Time data ensures a backtest accurately replays history without look-ahead bias, and that using revised data will produce lying backtests.

insights.glassnode22 saat önce

Your Backtest Is Lying: Why You Must Use Point-in-Time Data

insights.glassnode22 saat önce

2025 Korean CEX Listing Review: Investing in New Tokens = 70% Loss?

The analysis examines the performance of new tokens listed on major Korean cryptocurrency exchanges (Upbit and Bithumb) in 2025, comparing them with Binance. The study finds that investing $100 in each new KRW trading pair on Upbit (59 tokens) and Bithumb (144 tokens) would have resulted in a portfolio value of only 31% of the original investment by March 11, 2026, equivalent to a 70% loss. Binance (92 tokens) performed similarly with a 29% return. Only two tokens on Upbit (KITE +232.8%, BARD +9.3%) and eight on Bithumb ended in profit. Median returns were -80.9% for Upbit and -82.1% for Bithumb, indicating worse typical performance than the average suggests. Tokens listed in the second half of the year performed better, likely due to shorter exposure to the bear market. Notably, tokens listed on both exchanges (50 tokens) showed nearly identical losses (-69.4%) to those listed only on Bithumb (-68.9%), indicating that multiple listings do not guarantee better performance. The study concludes that the loss is structural: initial buying pressure inflates prices on listing day, followed by a predictable decline. This pattern is global, not specific to Korea or any exchange.

marsbit2 gün önce 11:07

2025 Korean CEX Listing Review: Investing in New Tokens = 70% Loss?

marsbit2 gün önce 11:07

From Hardware-Software Integration to a Trillion-Scale Ecosystem: A Look into the 'China Core' of National-Level Blockchain Infrastructure

Amid the global evolution of fintech and Web3, China is forging a distinct path centered on national-level digital infrastructure, focusing on real-world asset (RWA) tokenization and large-scale blockchain adoption in the real economy. On March 5, 2026, at China’s National People’s Congress, Dong Jin, a deputy and director of the Beijing Academy of Blockchain and Edge Computing, announced a major breakthrough: the world’s first software-hardware integrated blockchain operating system and a dedicated 96-core blockchain acceleration chip. This "China Core" delivers a 50x performance improvement, overcoming computational bottlenecks in ultra-large-scale blockchain networks. It has already been deployed across 16 central government departments and 27 state-owned enterprises, supporting over 300,000 cross-border trade companies and processing trillions of yuan in trade volume, with hundreds of billions of invoices recorded on-chain. The chip uses ASIC-level design to offload cryptographic operations (like digital signatures and hashing) from general-purpose CPUs, drastically improving efficiency. This enables high-throughput, low-latency transaction processing—critical for applications like cross-department data sharing with privacy preservation, supply chain finance with real-time credit transfer, and automated cross-border trade settlements. The system supports high-concurrency scenarios such as invoice tracking and customs clearance, enabling real-time verification and smart contract execution. This infrastructure shift enhances transparency, reduces fraud, and facilitates automated financial services like instant lending. China’s blockchain strategy, now hardware-accelerated and deployed at national scale, marks a move toward a trusted, high-performance digital economy base—setting the stage for massive RWA digitization and new opportunities in data-driven finance.

marsbit03/09 04:17

From Hardware-Software Integration to a Trillion-Scale Ecosystem: A Look into the 'China Core' of National-Level Blockchain Infrastructure

marsbit03/09 04:17

Solana processes 8x transactions more than BNB Chain – Details

While the broader crypto market moved sideways in February 2026, Solana's on-chain activity surged, processing 3.4 billion transactions—an 11% increase from January. This volume was eight times greater than that of the next largest network, BNB Chain, which handled 424 million transactions. Although Ethereum's mainnet saw only 62 million transactions, its Layer-2 networks like Base and Arbitrum absorbed significant activity. Solana also saw strong institutional support with nearly $950 million in net inflows into its ETFs. Despite a 12% monthly price decline to around $90, realized loss data suggests the worst of the selling pressure may be over, with the market entering a more stable phase.

ambcrypto03/04 21:01

Solana processes 8x transactions more than BNB Chain – Details

ambcrypto03/04 21:01

Solana Emerges As The Most Active Blockchain Ahead Of Major Chains By Daily Transactions

Solana has emerged as the most active blockchain by daily transaction volume, significantly outperforming other major chains. As the SOL price rebounded toward $90, the network processed approximately 108.8 million daily transactions—nearly ten times more than its closest competitor, BNB Chain, which recorded 13.0 million. Other networks, including Base, TRON, Polygon, and Ethereum, trailed further behind. This surge is attributed to Solana’s high-speed infrastructure, low fees, and growing activity in DeFi, NFTs, and consumer applications. Additionally, Solana dominated in decentralized exchange (DEX) volume throughout February and continued strongly into March, with over $200 billion in DEX volume recorded in just the first two days. This reflects deeper on-chain strength and sustained user engagement, signaling a shift in liquidity toward faster and more cost-effective blockchain networks.

bitcoinist03/03 23:02

Solana Emerges As The Most Active Blockchain Ahead Of Major Chains By Daily Transactions

bitcoinist03/03 23:02

Strategy Watch: February

Glassnode launches Strategy Watch, a monthly newsletter analyzing fund performance and allocation trends in digital assets. The February 2026 edition reports a sharp negative shift in capital flows for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins since late October 2025, signaling weakening institutional demand and a defensive market regime. ETF and Digital Asset Trust (DAT) net flows have also softened, indicating slowing institutional interest. Additionally, Ethereum's DeFi Total Value Locked (TVL) has been declining since August 2025, reflecting reduced conviction in DeFi yields. The CME basis yield for both Bitcoin and Ethereum has compressed significantly, suggesting a pullback in institutional leverage and market-neutral strategies.

insights.glassnode03/03 15:24

Strategy Watch: February

insights.glassnode03/03 15:24

Ethereum Is Bullish In March: Here’s How It Has Performed In Previous Years

Historical data indicates that Ethereum has typically been bullish in March, with an average return of 23.7% over the past 10 years. Only January and May have historically outperformed March in terms of average gains. However, 2026 has started negatively, with January and February both closing in the red with declines of 17.7% and 19.6% respectively. If historical trends hold—where the first three months often move in tandem—March 2026 could also end negatively. Currently, ETH is struggling around the $2,000 level with no clear signs of an upward move, raising the possibility of another double-digit decline.

bitcoinist03/03 13:28

Ethereum Is Bullish In March: Here’s How It Has Performed In Previous Years

bitcoinist03/03 13:28

Pipe Network Launches SolanaCDN: A Free, Open-Source Validator Client With Built-In Acceleration for Solana

Pipe Network has launched SolanaCDN, a free and open-source Solana validator client forked from Anza’s Agave. It features a built-in CDN acceleration layer designed to improve validator performance by routing shreds and vote packets through Pipe’s global network of over 35,000 nodes. This reduces propagation latency, addressing geographic disadvantages that cause slower validators to miss votes and earn fewer rewards. SolanaCDN delivers 3.8x faster shred propagation compared to standard Turbine, with cross-region latency reduced to approximately 78ms. It includes optimizations like Fast Shreds, faster snapshot downloads, and real-time progress tracking during validator catchup. The CDN layer is optional and non-consensus, ensuring fail-safe operation without affecting core validator functions. As a public good, SolanaCDN aims to improve overall network performance: more validators using it leads to faster finalization, fewer forks, and fewer missed slots. The client is available now on GitHub and ready for use on Solana mainnet-beta.

TheNewsCrypto02/26 14:22

Pipe Network Launches SolanaCDN: A Free, Open-Source Validator Client With Built-In Acceleration for Solana

TheNewsCrypto02/26 14:22

Pipe Network Launches SolanaCDN: A Free, Open-Source Solana Validator Client with Built-in Acceleration

Pipe Network has launched SolanaCDN, a free and open-source Solana validator client with a built-in CDN acceleration layer. Forked from Anza's Agave client, it leverages Pipe's global network of over 35,000 PoP nodes to provide validators with faster shred propagation, independent of the native gossip protocol. This reduces performance disparities caused by geographical location, as validators with poorer connectivity often vote later and earn fewer rewards. SolanaCDN offers a median cross-region latency of 78ms, which is 3.8 times faster than the standard Turbine protocol's baseline of 300ms. It includes additional optimizations such as Fast Shreds, snapshot downloads from Pipe's network, and real-time recovery progress tracking. The client is designed as a drop-in replacement for existing validators and operates as non-blocking, fail-safe public infrastructure. It does not modify consensus logic, and if the CDN layer is unavailable, the validator continues normal operation. The goal is to improve overall network speed, reduce forks, and decrease missed slots as more validators adopt it. SolanaCDN is now available on GitHub and ready for use on Solana Mainnet Beta.

marsbit02/26 14:08

Pipe Network Launches SolanaCDN: A Free, Open-Source Solana Validator Client with Built-in Acceleration

marsbit02/26 14:08

After ETH’s 45% Q1 losses, why Q2 could favor Ethereum over Bitcoin

Despite a challenging Q1 where Ethereum (ETH) underperformed Bitcoin (BTC) with a -45.4% ROI, historical patterns and on-chain data suggest a potential rebound in Q2. The ETH/BTC ratio declined by roughly 13%, but this weakness is viewed as a market-driven shakeout rather than a fundamental breakdown. Institutional conviction remains strong, evidenced by BitMine's significant accumulation of 45,759 ETH, bringing its total holdings to 4.37 million. Major financial institutions like BlackRock and J.P. Morgan are building on Ethereum, with the Real-World Asset (RWA) market cap surpassing $15 billion. This solid foundation of institutional support and resilient network fundamentals could position ETH for a stronger performance against BTC if market sentiment shifts to risk-on.

ambcrypto02/18 21:02

After ETH’s 45% Q1 losses, why Q2 could favor Ethereum over Bitcoin

ambcrypto02/18 21:02

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