Description

The Number of Addresses balance bucket provides an aggregation of the number of addresses and the total number of tokens held by addresses with various balances, ranging from small fractions to over 10,000 BTC or ETH.

We cover ETH and BTC for number of addresses.

Use Case

Trader

Traders utilize the breakdown of addresses by balance to gauge network trends. Changes in the number of addresses within each bucket shift from liquid to illiquid balances, and variations in profitable addresses can guide buying and selling strategies.

Analysts

Analysts leverage these metrics for enhancing portfolio analysis, focusing on profitability and wallet distribution to make informed recommendations.

Researchers

Researchers employ this data to identify market trends and patterns in network behavior, aiding in comprehensive market studies.

Methodology

The Number of Addresses Balance Bucket categorizes address balances into different groups, indicating the number of addresses and the total balance within each group:

If the amount is exactly 0, it's classified as '0 ETH/BTC'.
For amounts less than 0.000001, we round it to '0.000001 ETH/BTC'.
Amounts falling below 0.00001 but above the previous category are noted as '0.00001 ETH/BTC'.
This pattern continues upwards, with each category capturing progressively larger amounts: '0.0001', '0.001', '0.01', '0.1', '1', '10', '100', '1000', and '10000'.
Any amount 10,000 or above is classified into the '10000+' category.