infosbitcoin· Bitcoin on-chain analytics, explained

Realized Price

The average on-chain cost basis: on average, at what price did each BTC last move. It is neither today's price nor anyone's actual purchase price: off-chain trades and internal transfers are not captured.

How to read it

The network's 'average purchase price'. When market price drops BELOW the realized price, the average market is at an unrealized loss (rare, associated with cycle bottoms); above, in profit. Often acts as dynamic support/resistance. Limits: slow and smoothed, biased downward by lost/old coins, depends on price history. A historical accumulation zone is NOT a timing signal: price can stay there for months.

The math

Realized cap ÷ circulating supply. (Hence: MVRV = market price ÷ realized price.)
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In the same family

Realized CapThe 'realized' capitalization: instead of valuing each bitcoin at today's price, it is valMVRVCompares what Bitcoin is worth today (market cap) to what holders actually paid on averageNUPLThe network's unrealized profit (or loss) as a share of its total value. Positive = the ma