It is interesting to me that the number of subscribers to this channel, offering a much higher level of quality analysis, is lower than other channels which spend their time superficially speculating about the top of the current "price go up" period, or else when the next "price go up" period will start. I think this is because the weak hands who subscribe to the weaker channels are represented by a larger number of short term speculators (who tend to lose money by piling into speculative peaks without the conviction to hold long term). Glassnode clearly offers content, backed by a service quality data and analytics, that targets and appeals to strong hands. a.k.a. the smart money.
Note that this channel is relatively new and doesn't have click bait title... So that essentially means subsciber count wont explode fast, but consistently grow.
Your comment is biased nonsense, Dan. There are several high-quality channels that emphasis trading WITH the Market Makers … on a daily basis. The opportunity cost of hodling is severely high, ergo the “Smart Money” profits ALL THE TIME. Glassnode is cool - don’t get me wrong - but the “Smart Money” moves the market rather than waits to see what others do. Market Makers ignore Glassnode, and the “Smart Money” pays more attention to Market Makers than to analysts. Cheers. 🧸
@@Skateboardfreakist You make a very good point. The age of the channel certainly matters when explaining subscriber count and I hope you are correct that the subscriber count for this channel will grow consistently. I also don't mean to imply that there are no older sources of quality data and analysis with high subscriber counts. Nonetheless, I do think that smart money hodlers are more likely to subscribe to this channel than one that shills bitcoin with a price-go-up mentality and little in the way of objective analysis. Hopefully, channels such as this one will succeed in converting many speculative short-term buyers, having a price-go-up mentality, into long-term "smart money" hodlers.
We are so lucky to get this content for free. Glass node, Will Clemente, Real Vision and Ben Cowen are truly the only ones you need to follow to get all what you need to navigate in the cryptoverse.
Agreed to all of those apart from Ben Cowen. He was advising the premium list subscribers to buy even at the November highs, and continually even as we kept falling. He also misses basic TA, like higher lows forming on the daily. Follow him for a while and really listen for any advice he gives and you'll see the same.
Spectacular comprehensive and in-depth market analysis as always! I enjoy how you explain the information like a “story book”, through the euphoric highest mountain peaks of the Bull, and through the despair of the deepest darkest depths of the Bear. You not only have a great gift for explaining technical marketing analysis, but also of the psychological and emotional states of humans throughout the market cycle. I always love this quote, “Thine greatest wealth is manifested cowering thine greatest depths of thy Bear.” Stay strong people! 💪
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You always present a thorough analysis - thank you. One (very) small observation ... could you consider removing the flag information pattern which accompanies the pointer? The information within the flag is of little to use and it distracts as the pointer is moved to emphasise a particular point.
Great video of the useful insights of these amazing metrics. Just 2 questions I want to ask for my better understanding; 1. In Realized HODL Ratio metric, the orange is representing the ratio between weekly CDD by yearly CDD, exactly? 2. In the last metric Value Days Destroyed Multiple at Work Bench section, how the 3 lines Low VDD, Mid VDD and High VDD are plotted on the graph? Looking forward to learn more from your videos and really appreciated whole team efforts in making it.
If you have one BTC on say Coinbase and then you move it to a cold storage wallet, how would that show up in the data? Would it be classed as a spent coin or destroy any coin days? I guess a lot of people have partial coins spread around different exchanges and wallets, some of which they may move or sell. I just don't understand how this behaviour shows up or is interpreted in aggregate.
When an exchange withdrawal occurs the following will happen: - UTXOs owned by the exchange are spent and the accumulated lifespan is destroyed (CDD) - The coins are transferred from exchange balance to the new owner - These coins will then begin accumulating lifespan once more - It would be considered an economically meaningful transaction as coins changed ownership so would show up in our entity-adjusted metrics. Hope this helps.
yeah, i have worked with her and she did wonderfully for me by trading for me and making me grow my 6btc to 18btc within weeks . not even up to a month .
Step 1: Learn to trade, start small Step 2: Make mistakes, pay your dues, improve and REALLY learn to trade Step 3: Instead of putting money into the market for years, take money out of the market every week Step 4: Rinse and repeat to compound your gains… there is no seedphrase to forget Step 5: Don’t waste your time and money hodling … you might not live another 4 years Step 6: Get back to work - another trade set-up is right around the bend
This is the point. We are seeking confluence between multiple metrics to improve our confidence regarding the thesis of what is happening in the supply and demand balance.
Glassnode has some really awesome tools; but what would be even more awesome is if using them in real time was a bit more affordable. 29$/ month for the 'advanced' level is a decent value. But a lot of the metrics on these videos can only be accessed with a "professional" subscription, and at 799$/ month that basically means the majority of these tools are permanently out of reach for the average person. Even in the case of entities holding several dozen or even hundreds of bitcoins, 799$/ month is probably simply too much to entice them compared to the intuition they've already used to accumulate that plus the technical analysis tools available for nearly two orders of magnitude cheaper. I would think Glassnode would get a lot more revenue by having a fee structure that enticed more users, like 12$/ month for T2 and $50-100/ month for T3. Or maybe custom tiers, with pricing on metrics vs time resolution as independent; for example the ability to have all T3 metrics, but with resolution of 24 hours rather than 10 min. It seems like these tools are better used for macro trends anyway; maybe I'm wrong but it seems like trying to use these tools for scalping in 10 min time frames probably doesn't have much advantage compared to just using technical analysis.
It is interesting to me that the number of subscribers to this channel, offering a much higher level of quality analysis, is lower than other channels which spend their time superficially speculating about the top of the current "price go up" period, or else when the next "price go up" period will start. I think this is because the weak hands who subscribe to the weaker channels are represented by a larger number of short term speculators (who tend to lose money by piling into speculative peaks without the conviction to hold long term). Glassnode clearly offers content, backed by a service quality data and analytics, that targets and appeals to strong hands. a.k.a. the smart money.
Note that this channel is relatively new and doesn't have click bait title... So that essentially means subsciber count wont explode fast, but consistently grow.
Please create thumbnail with ridiculously shocked facial expression so I know to click on your content. This one almost passed me by 😲
Your comment is biased nonsense, Dan. There are several high-quality channels that emphasis trading WITH the Market Makers … on a daily basis. The opportunity cost of hodling is severely high, ergo the “Smart Money” profits ALL THE TIME. Glassnode is cool - don’t get me wrong - but the “Smart Money” moves the market rather than waits to see what others do. Market Makers ignore Glassnode, and the “Smart Money” pays more attention to Market Makers than to analysts. Cheers. 🧸
Totally. It's a gold mine of a channel
@@Skateboardfreakist You make a very good point. The age of the channel certainly matters when explaining subscriber count and I hope you are correct that the subscriber count for this channel will grow consistently. I also don't mean to imply that there are no older sources of quality data and analysis with high subscriber counts. Nonetheless, I do think that smart money hodlers are more likely to subscribe to this channel than one that shills bitcoin with a price-go-up mentality and little in the way of objective analysis. Hopefully, channels such as this one will succeed in converting many speculative short-term buyers, having a price-go-up mentality, into long-term "smart money" hodlers.
We are so lucky to get this content for free. Glass node, Will Clemente, Real Vision and Ben Cowen are truly the only ones you need to follow to get all what you need to navigate in the cryptoverse.
Agreed - also CoinBureau!
What's will clemente TH-cam channel please?
@@nelujardan7451 He's more on twitter I think but he does some bits for a channel called Blockware Intelligence
@@jamesmon7 Yes, only missed that one. When I think that I started with Bitboy and Carl the Moon haha, it hurts
Agreed to all of those apart from Ben Cowen. He was advising the premium list subscribers to buy even at the November highs, and continually even as we kept falling. He also misses basic TA, like higher lows forming on the daily. Follow him for a while and really listen for any advice he gives and you'll see the same.
Love the grouping of on chain analytics about a certain topic.
This is rapidly becoming my favorite crypto TH-cam channel.
by far the most valuable crypto on chain analysis ive ever seen on the internet. will be here for years!
Spectacular comprehensive and in-depth market analysis as always! I enjoy how you explain the information like a “story book”, through the euphoric highest mountain peaks of the Bull, and through the despair of the deepest darkest depths of the Bear. You not only have a great gift for explaining technical marketing analysis, but also of the psychological and emotional states of humans throughout the market cycle. I always love this quote, “Thine greatest wealth is manifested cowering thine greatest depths of thy Bear.” Stay strong people! 💪
basically one of the only channels focusing on crypto worth following.
i love the product too :)
What does it mean by supply of bitcoin?
Great job, thanks guys!
Thanks a lot for what you do !
Thanks for saving our eyeballs 🤝
@glassnode If you had added a subtitle option, we could watch it :(
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under valued and under appreciated content. $value
Absolutely valuable content. Really appreciated 👏🙏
Amazing antilics! Appreciate it thanks
Great content, thank you so much! 🙏
excellent video!! i'll be keeping up with this series💪🚀
excellent. thanks
You always present a thorough analysis - thank you. One (very) small observation ... could you consider removing the flag information pattern which accompanies the pointer? The information within the flag is of little to use and it distracts as the pointer is moved to emphasise a particular point.
Great video of the useful insights of these amazing metrics. Just 2 questions I want to ask for my better understanding;
1. In Realized HODL Ratio metric, the orange is representing the ratio between weekly CDD by yearly CDD, exactly?
2. In the last metric Value Days Destroyed Multiple at Work Bench section, how the 3 lines Low VDD, Mid VDD and High VDD are plotted on the graph?
Looking forward to learn more from your videos and really appreciated whole team efforts in making it.
useful thank you cant wait for the next one
If you have one BTC on say Coinbase and then you move it to a cold storage wallet, how would that show up in the data? Would it be classed as a spent coin or destroy any coin days? I guess a lot of people have partial coins spread around different exchanges and wallets, some of which they may move or sell. I just don't understand how this behaviour shows up or is interpreted in aggregate.
When an exchange withdrawal occurs the following will happen:
- UTXOs owned by the exchange are spent and the accumulated lifespan is destroyed (CDD)
- The coins are transferred from exchange balance to the new owner
- These coins will then begin accumulating lifespan once more
- It would be considered an economically meaningful transaction as coins changed ownership so would show up in our entity-adjusted metrics.
Hope this helps.
why video dont have subtitle bro?
TH-cam processing times! Takes up to a day, apologies for that.
I'm definitely team dark mode.
Hard to see lines on black chart
>....
I want to get in touch her ??
really good to see there are also investors who Alice marcella have traded for just like me . that woman is a GOD sent to me and my finances
yeah, i have worked with her and she did wonderfully for me by trading for me and making me grow my 6btc to 18btc within weeks . not even up to a month .
some weeks ago i grew a total profits of 4.1btc by trading actively with Alice marcella her signals as well
Trading crypto is quite difficult for newbies. Thanks to Alice marcella for improving my portfolio, keep up with the good trading signals
A game of transferring SATOSHi from the impatient to the patient
Checkmate putting on a clinic per usual
Amazing
turn on sub title pls. thanks very much
nice
Appreciate dark mode
turn on subtitle please...
Here we are again.
Please turn on auto generated captions 🙏🏽
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🙏
Dark mode is better, just saying.
Step 1: Find a way to go into a coma for 4 years
Step 2: ????
Step 3: PROFIT
Step 4 : FORGOT YOUR SEEDPHRASE
Step 1: Learn to trade, start small
Step 2: Make mistakes, pay your dues, improve and REALLY learn to trade
Step 3: Instead of putting money into the market for years, take money out of the market every week
Step 4: Rinse and repeat to compound your gains… there is no seedphrase to forget
Step 5: Don’t waste your time and money hodling … you might not live another 4 years
Step 6: Get back to work - another trade set-up is right around the bend
@Whatsapp➕➊➋⓿➒➏➍➌➊➐➌➎ Forgive my ignorance but please explain what this means.
But I think I've got it
I have the feeling taht all these metrics show us the same thing
This is the point. We are seeking confluence between multiple metrics to improve our confidence regarding the thesis of what is happening in the supply and demand balance.
It's like I'm a noob being instructed by a patient, concise, clear Jedi Master.
That's it.
noth'n but lol for GN teams
not 'macro' bear market, 'secular' bear market.
Hey your analysis are not help full for traders.. we want open interest,funding and other stuff too
Could you speak slowly please?
do NOT trust these guys lol
Are you from Britain? Why do you speak with this wierd accent? Or you trying to sound sophisticated
Glassnode has some really awesome tools; but what would be even more awesome is if using them in real time was a bit more affordable. 29$/ month for the 'advanced' level is a decent value. But a lot of the metrics on these videos can only be accessed with a "professional" subscription, and at 799$/ month that basically means the majority of these tools are permanently out of reach for the average person. Even in the case of entities holding several dozen or even hundreds of bitcoins, 799$/ month is probably simply too much to entice them compared to the intuition they've already used to accumulate that plus the technical analysis tools available for nearly two orders of magnitude cheaper. I would think Glassnode would get a lot more revenue by having a fee structure that enticed more users, like 12$/ month for T2 and $50-100/ month for T3. Or maybe custom tiers, with pricing on metrics vs time resolution as independent; for example the ability to have all T3 metrics, but with resolution of 24 hours rather than 10 min. It seems like these tools are better used for macro trends anyway; maybe I'm wrong but it seems like trying to use these tools for scalping in 10 min time frames probably doesn't have much advantage compared to just using technical analysis.
We hear your feedback, many thanks.