Percent UTXOs in Profit

A UTXO is in profit if the current price is higher than the price at the time it was created. Conversely, a UTXO is in loss if the current price is lower than the price at the time it was created.

Percent UTXOs in Profit highlights the percentage of the total set of UTXOs which are currently in profit. In general, higher values may suggest market tops, while lower values may signal bottoms. However, Percent Supply in Profit and Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) can often provide a clearer signal of tops and bottoms based on the same concept of examining average profit and loss across a network.

UTXOs in Profit

UTXOs in Profit, as the name suggests, represents the absolute number of UTXOs in a given network which are currently in profit (i.e. the price at the time they were created is lower than the current price).

UTXOs in Loss

UTXOs in Loss, as the name suggests, represents the absolute number of UTXOs in a given network which are currently in loss (i.e. the price at the time they were created is higher than the current price).

Percent UTXOs in Profit

A UTXO is in profit if the current price is higher than the price at the time it was created. Conversely, a UTXO is in loss if the current price is lower than the price at the time it was created.

Percent UTXOs in Profit highlights the percentage of the total set of UTXOs which are currently in profit. In general, higher values may suggest market tops, while lower values may signal bottoms. However, Percent Supply in Profit and Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) can often provide a clearer signal of tops and bottoms based on the same concept of examining average profit and loss across a network.

UTXOs in Profit

UTXOs in Profit, as the name suggests, represents the absolute number of UTXOs in a given network which are currently in profit (i.e. the price at the time they were created is lower than the current price).

UTXOs in Loss

UTXOs in Loss, as the name suggests, represents the absolute number of UTXOs in a given network which are currently in loss (i.e. the price at the time they were created is higher than the current price).