A metric weighing both the number of coins and how long they've been held. One coin held for 100 days then moved = 100 coin days destroyed. Gives significance to old coin movements.
CDD spikes indicate old, high-conviction coins moving — often significant market events. Sustained elevated CDD can signal major distribution phases at cycle tops.
Value Days Destroyed Multiple — measures the ratio of current coin days destroyed (value-weighted) to the 365-day average. Identifies when old, valuable coins are being moved en masse.
Evaluates the risk-reward balance of investing in Bitcoin based on HODLer confidence. Calculated from the ratio of current price to cumulative 'HODL Bank' (opportunity cost of not selling).
Combines the Coin Days Destroyed concept with Network Value and Realised Value to create valuation metrics adjusted for the significance (age) of coins being transacted.
A simplified version of Coin Days Destroyed — returns 1 when CDD exceeds the average, and 0 when below. Makes it easier to identify sustained periods of old coin movement.