# Пов'язані статті щодо Metrics

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Metrics", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Crypto Enters the Investment Era: Institutional Entry Reshapes Capital Structure, Revenue and Value Return Become Core Metrics

Cryptocurrency is transitioning from a speculative era dominated by memecoins and "pump-and-dump" schemes to an investment-focused phase driven by institutional adoption and real revenue generation. By 2026, tokens without sustainable income or value accrual mechanisms will struggle, while protocols with proven revenue, strong tokenomics, and holder rewards will dominate. Key metrics like Price-to-Sales (P/S) ratios and annualized holder yield are becoming critical for evaluation. Major institutions (e.g., NYSE, BlackRock) are leveraging blockchain for faster settlements and tokenized assets, accelerating DeFi adoption. However, concentration risk is high: only ~3.5% of protocols generate significant revenue, and the top players often capture most market share. The future may see AI-driven "agent finance" further consolidating activity into high-utility, revenue-generating protocols, leaving others obsolete.

marsbit04/10 03:26

Crypto Enters the Investment Era: Institutional Entry Reshapes Capital Structure, Revenue and Value Return Become Core Metrics

marsbit04/10 03:26

What To Expect For The Solana Price In April As Metrics Line Up Again

Based on historical trends and algorithmic predictions, the Solana (SOL) price could see a significant rebound in April 2026 after a prolonged period of decline that pushed it below the $100 mark. The prediction algorithm from CoinCodex forecasts a potential 30% rally for the month, targeting a price of $103.76. Furthermore, a 63% increase to $130 is projected over a three-month timeframe, suggesting a bullish third quarter. Historical data from CryptoRank supports this outlook, showing that April has typically been a positive month for SOL. Over the past five years, the cryptocurrency ended April in the green three times, with gains as high as 60.8%. While there have been negative Aprils, the average return for the month is a strong +18.7%. Despite this positive seasonal trend, the overall performance for the second quarter remains uncertain.

bitcoinist04/07 14:32

What To Expect For The Solana Price In April As Metrics Line Up Again

bitcoinist04/07 14:32

Bitcoin nears $70K: Why BTC’s $5.95B demand gap signals trouble

Bitcoin is approaching the $70,000 mark again, but underlying demand conditions remain weak. The key metric, Apparent Demand, has dropped to -86,000 BTC (approximately $5.95 billion), indicating that newly issued supply is not being sufficiently absorbed. This negative trend often aligns with downward price pressure. Furthermore, long-term holders, who typically accumulate, are now distributing coins, as signaled by the Binary Coin Days Destroyed metric. In contrast, whales have increased their market presence and are driving the short-term rebound. However, their activity is often reactive and may not be enough to sustain a rally, especially given the fundamental weakness in demand and the recent significant losses recorded by large holders in Q1.

ambcrypto04/07 02:02

Bitcoin nears $70K: Why BTC’s $5.95B demand gap signals trouble

ambcrypto04/07 02:02

Chainlink sees 480M social engagements: What it means for LINK price next

Chainlink (LINK) is gaining significant attention with a 5.24% price surge to $8.97, supported by 480 million social engagements and an 82% rise in positive sentiment. Key drivers include Grayscale’s LINK ETF (GLINK) attracting $82.79 million in net flows, Bitwise’s CLINK ETF adding $11.82 million, Mastercard integrating Chainlink to connect 3.5 billion cards to DeFi, and Coinbase using Chainlink to publish trading data on-chain. However, on-chain metrics show declining active addresses and open interest, suggesting reduced activity and potential short-term caution despite the bullish news.

ambcrypto04/06 17:05

Chainlink sees 480M social engagements: What it means for LINK price next

ambcrypto04/06 17:05

‘Altcoins will outperform Bitcoin in 2026’ – Do market metrics agree?

The market is showing a tentative recovery, but altcoins continue to underperform Bitcoin. Bitcoin's dominance remains strong at 58.79%, and the altcoin index is low at 38. The crypto community is divided: some analysts are optimistic, predicting altcoins will outperform Bitcoin and that an altseason could arrive by October 2026. However, others are bearish, forecasting a further 20%-25% drop and declaring many altcoins "dead." Market metrics largely contradict the optimistic predictions. The top trending coins are lesser-known altcoins, not major established ones, indicating a lack of broad strength. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index consistently shows "Fear" or "Extreme Fear," suggesting investor caution and a preference for Bitcoin as a safe haven. Furthermore, declining Open Interest and Volume for altcoins confirm the weak sentiment. While a breakout for altcoins is possible if Bitcoin dominance fails to break 60%, current on-chain data presents a far less optimistic picture than trader predictions.

ambcrypto04/06 05:47

‘Altcoins will outperform Bitcoin in 2026’ – Do market metrics agree?

ambcrypto04/06 05:47

Ethereum Approaching Major Capitulation Zone — On-Chain Metrics Hint At Impending Shift

Following a period of underperformance, Ethereum has found some stability around the $2,000 level. However, on-chain analyst Boris warns that multiple metrics suggest the market is under significant stress and may be approaching a major capitulation phase. Key indicators signaling potential trouble include the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) metric, which is negative, indicating investors are holding unrealized losses. Furthermore, Ethereum's price is currently trading below its realized price of $2,200, meaning the average investor is at a loss. The network has also recently ended a 1,340-day streak during which most ETH tokens were in profit—a signal that often coincides with the end of a market cycle and bear market bottoms. For a market bottom to form, Boris notes the NUPL would need to move deeper into the capitulation zone. If another sell-off occurs, it could force investors to surrender their positions, creating a potential opportunity for long-term holders. At the time of writing, Ethereum's price is approximately $2,092, down over 1% in the past day.

bitcoinist03/15 12:01

Ethereum Approaching Major Capitulation Zone — On-Chain Metrics Hint At Impending Shift

bitcoinist03/15 12:01

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.glassnode03/13 14:12

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

insights.glassnode03/13 14:12

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

This article warns against a common pitfall in backtesting trading strategies: look-ahead bias caused by using revised historical data. It illustrates this with a hypothetical Bitcoin strategy based on exchange outflows from Binance. The strategy is built on the premise that sustained outflows (when the 5-day moving average of BTC balance falls below the 14-day average) are bullish, while inflows signal a sell-off. An initial backtest using standard, revised data shows the strategy performing comparably to a simple buy-and-hold approach. However, the author argues these results are misleading because the data has been updated with information that wasn't available in real-time. This data mutation creates an unfair advantage in the backtest. To demonstrate, the test is rerun using Point-in-Time (PiT) data—an immutable, append-only record that reflects only what was known on any given day. The results are significantly worse, as the PiT-based strategy misses key profitable moves. The key takeaway is that accurate backtesting requires immutable Point-in-Time data to avoid look-ahead bias and replay history honestly.

insights.glassnode03/13 14:12

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

insights.glassnode03/13 14:12

Bitcoin’s Civil War: Nervous Sellers Exit As Long-Term Holders Refuse To Budge

Bitcoin's market is currently characterized by a divergence between short-term and long-term holders. Short-term holders, who purchased BTC around $68,000 within the past month, are actively taking profits by sending over 27,000 BTC to exchanges during price bounces above $70,000. This represents some of the highest profit-realization activity in recent months. In contrast, long-term holders, defined as those holding for more than 155 days, show minimal selling pressure. The Coin Value Days Destroyed (CVDD) metric reads 0.34, far below the 2.0 level typically associated with market tops, indicating these seasoned investors are neither selling nor accumulating aggressively. This suggests underlying stability despite short-term volatility.

bitcoinist03/09 06:01

Bitcoin’s Civil War: Nervous Sellers Exit As Long-Term Holders Refuse To Budge

bitcoinist03/09 06:01

BTC Market Pulse: Week 10

BTC Market Pulse Week 10 indicates a market in early-stage recovery but still fragile. Momentum is improving with RSI lifting from recent lows, though it remains below neutral. Spot CVD has improved, suggesting reduced selling pressure, while futures CVD stays negative, reflecting caution. Open interest has slightly decreased, indicating modest de-risking. Options markets show mixed signals with negative volatility spread but elevated downside hedging demand. On-chain activity is improving with increased active addresses and transfer volume, yet realized cap change remains negative and NUPL is still loss-dominant. Overall, the market shows signs of stabilization but lacks strong bullish confirmation.

insights.glassnode03/02 16:01

BTC Market Pulse: Week 10

insights.glassnode03/02 16:01

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