Chain Pressure

Chain Pressure

Prices rose in 1 of 3 coins, but transactions fell in 2 of 3.

This page asks whether a coin's move is also visible in everyday network use—or mainly in price and futures markets.

Orange = price · Blue = active addresses
BTCPrice +0.8%Addresses -10.7%
ETHPrice -8.6%Addresses +8.8%
XRPPrice -7.7%Addresses +12.1%
Coins higher · 30 days1 of 3BTC, ETH and XRP
Active addresses rising2 of 3Compared with 30 days earlier
Transactions rising1 of 3Compared with 30 days earlier
Transfers rising0 of 3Compared with 30 days earlier
Dollar fees rising0 of 3Compared with 30 days earlier
Net exchange withdrawals1 of 2More left than entered in seven days
Open contracts rising2 of 3Seven-day change
Network checks rising3 of 12Four checks across three coins
Price leaderBTC+0.8%
Without the leader-8.2%Average 30-day move

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Price can run ahead of the chain.

A rising coin is more convincing when addresses, transactions, transfers and fees improve too. Today only 3 of 12 network checks are rising.

CoinPrice · 30dActive addressesTransactionsTransfersDollar feesNet withdrawals · 7dAnnualised fundingOpen contracts · 7d
BTC+0.8%-10.7%-11.2%-12.0%-35.5%$38.5M+5.5%+1.8%
ETH-8.6%+8.8%-22.1%-28.2%-42.9%$-161.5M+4.7%-1.3%
XRP-7.7%+12.1%+16.0%-2.4%-47.4%Not available+1.0%+1.9%

BTC has the highest annualised funding cost if its recent rate continued. That shows where futures traders are paying the most to hold a side; it does not prove the price move is false.

Remove the winner.

BTC is the 30-day price leader. Without it, the other two average -8.2%. This shows whether the headline is broad or carried by one coin.

Research by for Charlie Quant Lab · Updated