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Ian D's avatar
Nov 1Edited

Another great session. Possibly the best so far? In particular I enjoyed the contributions from Alec. Super helpful to contrast with on- chain analysis. Keep up the good work guys! + 1 on the telecaster 👍

Alec from Checkonchain's avatar

thanks for the kind words mate!

Joel Bomgar's avatar

Wanted to make sure you saw this. Would love your perspective in an upcoming video!

https://visserlabs.substack.com/p/bitcoins-silent-ipo-why-this-consolidation

James Check (Checkmatey)'s avatar

I did indeed, will be the muse for the first piece next week.

copperhead's avatar

When a substantial sell pressure is coming from 6-12m old coins, can we see how many coins of these cohort are left? At one point, the amount of 6-12m old coins must diminish and sell pressure of this cohort (momentum/swing traders) has to slow down, no?

James Check (Checkmatey)'s avatar

It's a difficult question to answer, because we've been up in this sideways range for 12-months, and if you imagine we go sideways for another 6-months...there would be an entirely new crop of people who bought recently entering that bored 6-12 momentum trader bucket. There is a constant flow of people and coins moving in and out of each age band, so it is impossible to know when they will exhaust themselves.

Instead, what we can look at is things like Realised Profit and Loss. Rather than trying to time when they run out of coins, instead we look at when their sentiment shifts from positive to negative or vice versa. Signals of capitulation, or a softening of profit taking all tell us about a shift in the trend direction of sentiment.

Spank Toes's avatar

Of course. The unanswerable question is, when? It would be great to see supply by cohort…

THE HIGHER LOW's avatar

Awesome AMA, see you in Bedford 🙌

Phil Mustang's avatar

Awesome Telecaster Alec!

Alec from Checkonchain's avatar

cheers Kev :D

st's avatar

Ballpark estimate of how many coins that were previously considered lost were sold last 2 years?

Pim's avatar

Hi James, long-term subscriber (LTS) here, still learning from every episode you publish. I was trying to find the chart "Volume breakdown by USD size" that you discuss around 25:45 in the Q&A video in the charting suite but couldn't find it. Am I overlooking it or is this chart perhaps not yet included in the charting suite?