Mining
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The ratio of Miner Cap over Realized Cap at the end of that interval. Miner Cap represents all funds held by mining pools and miners and is calculated as the sum of SplyMiner0HopAllUSD (supply held by mining pools) and SplyMiner1HopAllUSD (supply held by miners). Realized Cap (CapRealUSD) is defined as the sum USD value based on the USD closing price on the day that a native unit last moved (i.e., last transacted) for all native units.
| Name | IMetricD | Unit | Interval |
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This metric shows the ratio between the assets that miners hold in custody relative to the "cost basis" of the entire network.
Like MVRV, it can be used to better understand the market cycle as it identifies moments where the value of the supply held by miners is higher than the cost basis of the entire network.
Similarly, it may showcase when miners are capitulating and potentially selling at a loss.
Miners are speculators as they are naturally exposed to the price of the currency they are mining. As such, they collectively make buy or sell decisions that ultimately impact the market.
When comparing the USD value of what miners have in custody relative to the cost basis of the network as a whole, a natural threshold of 1 is relevant.
When this threshold is breached, it might indicate that miners are more willing to sell their assets, as their profit margins have widened.
Conversely, as this ratio nears zero, it might indicate miners are selling at a loss.
Only applicable to assets for which we have SplyMiner0HopAllUSD (supply held by mining pools), SplyMiner1HopAllUSD (supply held by miners) and Realized Cap (CapRealUSD).
Release Version: NDP 5.0 (August, 2021)
The ratio of Miner Cap relative to Thermo Cap at the end of that interval. Miner Cap represents all funds held by mining pools and miners and is calculated as the sum of SplyMiner0HopAllUSD (supply held by mining pools) and SplyMiner1HopAllUSD (supply held by miners). Thermo Cap is RevAllTimeUSD and represents the USD value of all funds disbursed to miners at the time of issuance.
This metric shows the ratio between the assets that miners hold in custody relative to the assets that miners have been issued by the protocol as mining rewards.
Like MVRV, it can be used to better understand the market cycle as it identifies moments where the value of the supply held by miners is higher than what was issued to them.
Similarly, it may showcase when miners are capitulating and potentially selling at a loss.
Miners are speculators as they are naturally exposed to the price of the currency they are mining. As such, they collectively make buy or sell decisions that ultimately impact the market.
Historically, a threshold of 10 has been indicative of market tops.
When this threshold is breached, it might indicate that miners are more willing to sell their assets, as their profit margins have widened.
Conversely, as this ratio dips below 2, it might indicate market bottoms as miner's willingness to sell decreases.
Only applicable to assets for which we have SplyMiner0HopAllUSD (supply held by mining pools), SplyMiner1HopAllUSD (supply held by miners) and Thermo Cap (RevAllTimeUSD).
Release Version: NDP 5.0 (August, 2021)
The ratio of Miner Outflows over Miner Revenue at the end of that interval. Miner outflows represent the sum of funds being sent by miner addresses (1-hop from the coinbase) and are calculated as FlowMinerOut1HopAllNtv. Miner Revenue represents the sum of funds (new coins and transaction fees) sent to miners over a time window and is calculated as RevNtv.
This metric shows the ratio between the assets leaving miner addresses relative to how much miners have received as revenue.
The FlowMinerOut1HopAllNtv is part of our Miner Flows family of metrics, which takes into account the custody structures within mining pools and their constituents who are individually mining.
When comparing the USD value of what miners are sending relative to the funds they are receiving, there appears to be a negative relationship with price.
That makes intuitive sense as it might indicate that miners are sending more funds out (which might show higher willingness to sell) relative to what they are receiving as revenue.
As such, this ratio might serve as a barometer for miner sentiment and identify liquidity events when miners might be bearish.
It is important to note that the mere act of sending funds from one address to another does not necessary signify the act of selling.
Only when there is a clear & noticeable uptick in this metric that the speculation that miners are selling is defensible, given that outflows might signify more mundane events such as a cold wallet shuffle.
Miner outflows are naturally very volatile. As such, we recommend using a monthly (30d) Moving Average when visualizing this metric.
Only applicable to assets for which we have SplyMiner0HopAllUSD (supply held by mining pools), SplyMiner1HopAllUSD (supply held by miners) and Realized Cap (CapRealUSD).
Release Version: NDP 5.0 (August, 2021)
Address Balances can be accessed using these endpoints:
timeseries/asset-metrics
and by passing in the metric ID's MCRC , MCTC and MOMR in the metrics parameter.
| Name | MetricID | Unit | Interval |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | MetricID | Unit | Interval |
|---|---|---|---|
Miner Cap to Realized Cap (MCRC)
MCRC
Dimensionless
1 day
Miner Cap to Thermo Cap (MCTC)
MCTC
Dimensionless
1 day
Miner Cap to Realized Cap
Dimensionless
1 day
Returns requested metrics for specified assets. Results for block by block metrics (1b frequency) are ordered by tuple (asset, height, block_hash), all other metrics are ordered by tuple (asset, time). You can change the sorting using sort query parameter. Supported output formats are json (default) and csv, use format query parameter to override it. To fetch the next page of results use next_page_url JSON response field or x-next-page-url CSV HTTP header if present. If multiple metrics are requested in the same time the strict policy for partially available metrics among requested ones is applied:
Time series of metrics for an asset.
Token of the next page results for a given request.
URL of the next page results for a given request.
