Crypto Indicators

Token Unlocks

TokenUnlocks as the name implies, tracks when crypto projects will have tokens unlocked and usable to treasuries and insiders such as VC funds, founders and developers who have allocations. Large upcoming unlocks are considered bearish for the token as it is available to be sold.

Kingfisher

Liquidation price level hunting tool for leverage exchange. Includes feeds from Binance, Bitmex, FTX, Bybit, and others. Covers many different tickers.

https://thekingfisher.io/

BTC/ETH Leverage Ratios

This page covers leverage usage on various exchanges. When there is high long leverage, it might be a bearish indicator, and vice versa. https://blockchainwhispers.com/bitmex-position-calculator

AAVE Liquidation Calculator

This tool allows you to calculate liquidation levels in defi lending platform AAVE. It is useful to get an idea because it takes into account multiple asset deposits and borrows.

https://gmi.tools/aave

Marketcapof.com

Compares and calculates hypothetical market caps of your favorite altcoins.

www.marketcapof.com

Stock to Flow Multiple

The ratio of “Stock”,(the value of mined bitcoin) to “Flow”(the value of new bitcoins created) and compared to a moving average.

Values below (<1) are considered undervalued, opportunities for buying. Values above one (>1) are considered more overvalued. Though the 463 day model is more popular, it’s clear that the Lookintobitcoin.com 365 day average is the better fit model.

Note: to see the Lookintobitcoin multiple version, you will need to zoom into the bottom secion of the s/f page.

Bottom Indicator

A favorite for signaling bottoms in cryptocurrencies. It shows up as a clustered bar spike to indicate a buy signal. As seen below, it predicted a bottom in LTC particularly well. It can be found at coinmarketbook.cc

Buy Support/Market Cap


Coinmarketbook.cc is a crypto ranking site that uses a liquidity measure instead of market cap. As astute investors and traders will note, financial ratios should have a numerator and a denominator to evaluate. Just like P/E and P/B ratios, coinmarketbook tracks a ratio of their own—buy support/market cap. This effectively compares the liquidity of each crypto to its market capitalization. It can offer an indication of whether a token is a good or bad trade candidate.

Long/Short Ratio

A long/short ratio on BTC is a good indicator when gauging how under or over levered speculators are in crypto. These ratios tend to normally lean long. A ratio of 1.2 and above is considered over-leveraged and bearish, while 1.19 and below is considered healthy leverage and a generally bullish price outlook. Of course, this ratio should be supplemented with other indicators to get a good heading in price.

NVT Ratio

Willy Woo created this ratio based on the idea of comparing transaction activity in the network to the overall network value. It’s calculated as the Bitcoin Market Cap/90d MA of Daily Transaction Value. A high NVT ratio is interpreted as an overvalued BTC price. The chart can be found here.

The Mayer Multiple

A simple long-term ratio of whether it’s a good time to buy Bitcoin. It’s calculated as the Bitcoin price/200 day moving average. You can find the latest update of this number at https://www.theinvestorspodcast.com/bitcoin-mayer-multiple/

Although the chart doesn’t update, you can get a good handle by using the frequency distribution chart there.

Whale Watch

This website tracks large movements of capital to and from exchanges. You can think of it as a smart money indicator for crypto. They also have a twitter account you can follow as well with regular updates.