Historical Cohort Balance Ratio
Overview
Historical Cohort Balance Ratio measures the percentage of a token's total supply currently held by addresses that first interacted with the token before a specified date. This metric allows for analyzing the influence and behavior of specific historical holder cohorts over time.
Definition
This indicator is calculated by:
- Identifying all wallet addresses that conducted their first token transaction before the user-specified date
- Calculating the current combined balance of these historical wallets
- Dividing this sum by the token's total supply and expressing as a percentage
Significance
- Temporal Cohort Analysis: Reveals how specific historical user groups maintain their positions over time
- Holder Retention Tracking: Quantifies the staying power of holders from particular time periods
- Distribution Evolution: Shows how token ownership shifts between early and later adopters
- Historical Support Assessment: Identifies the continued influence of holders from specific eras
Interpretation
- High Percentage: Indicates strong retention among the historical cohort with limited distribution
- Low Percentage: Suggests significant migration of tokens from the historical cohort to newer holders
- Declining Trend: May signal the gradual reduction of positions by the specified historical cohort
- Stable Percentage: Could indicate sustained conviction among holders from that time period
Analysis Applications
- Specific Event Impact: Assess holder behavior before and after significant project milestones
- Pre-Pump Holder Analysis: Track the behavior of addresses that joined before major price movements
- Market Cycle Comparison: Analyze how holders from different market cycles maintain their positions
- Community Evolution Study: Understand how the project's holder base has transformed since specific dates
Considerations
- The cohort may include both individual holders and contract addresses from that time period
- Exchange wallets active during that period may represent many users but appear as single entities
- Wallets with minimal activity or dust amounts should be interpreted carefully
- The date selected should ideally correspond to significant project events or price level for meaningful analysis
Related Indicators
Parameters
This indicator uses the base parameters for time range and resolution settings, plus:
Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
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Date | date | 2024-11-17 | The cutoff date for historical cohort membership (includes wallets created before this date) |