Bitcoin Hourly On-Chain & Price Analysis – Insights from the Past 14 Days (as of May 16)

Data Range: Last 14 days
Candle Type: 1 Hour (1H)


🔹 1. Price & Volatility Metrics

  • Average Hourly Price (OHLC Mean): $100,452

  • Average Hourly Volatility: 0.55%
    This indicates an average 0.55% price fluctuation per hour.

🔹 2. Realized Price Metrics

  • STH (Short-Term Holder) Average: $98,622

  • LTH (Long-Term Holder) Average: $48,119

  • STH-LTH Spread: $50,503
    This large spread suggests short-term investors have significantly higher cost bases — a typically bullish structure.

🔹 3. Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL)

  • Average NUPL: 123.47%
    Indicates that most on-chain BTC are in significant unrealized profit, signaling a potential realization risk.

🔹 4. Coin Days Destroyed (CDD)

  • Average Hourly CDD: 833,237
    Reflects long-dormant coins being moved — often a precursor to distribution or caution.

🔹 5. Exchange Flows

  • Average Inflow < Outflow

  • Netflow Average: -578 POL
    Negative netflow suggests more coins leaving exchanges — generally bullish (HODLing behavior).

🔹 6. Volume & Activity

  • Avg Hourly BTC Volume: 833 BTC

  • Avg Trades per Hour: 138,815
    High trading activity, strong liquidity.


📉 Visual Summary

Hourly Indicator Averages


🔹 7. Technical & On-Chain Cross Signals

Indicator Interpretation
STH > Price Short-term holders in loss → reduced sell pressure
STH < Price STH in profit → risk of realization
STH MA (7h/30h) Momentum tracking
STH-Price Deviations Extreme gaps may signal turning points
CDD Spike + Inflow Possible local top or distribution
LTH stable, STH volatile Long-term holders remain calm, short-term active

📈 CDD Spike Event Study

Based on the last 14 days of hourly data, the following chart shows how price responds after a CDD spike (a surge in long-held coin movement):

  • 🕐 +1h: slight upward movement

  • +3h: trend continues

  • 🕕 +6h: price mostly remains elevated

This suggests that large coin movements are not immediately followed by sell pressure, and may instead reflect strategic repositioning or speculative demand.

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