Three on-chain signs read after a fall, in order: sellers capitulated, the low holding and demand returning. The map shows how many each coin shows today, and how far it fell.
Sparsity describes on-chain behaviour. Nothing here is investment advice.
Updated Oct 6, 21:55 UTC
34 coins on the map: 20 showing bottom signs, 4 showing all three. Across: bottom signs. Down: how far each coin fell from its 30-day high. Click a coin for its last 14 days, its price and each sign.
Click a coin on the map to see its last 14 days, its price and each of the three signs.
A sign counts once the signs before it are there, so "2 of 3" means the first two. A later sign that's already there shows on the coin, not counted yet. Signs are read only while a coin is in a drawdown, well under its 30-day high now: a coin back near its high leaves the map, however far it fell before.
Each coin's trades in its main pools, from Dune, with what each wallet paid. When a coin trades in pools our data doesn't cover yet, its details say how much. A coin is read only once we can see what enough of its sellers paid; until then it isn't on the map. A short dip in what we can see doesn't take a coin off the map.
The readings are updated daily, after the holder strength index. Each coin's details say when its data runs to.