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Realized cap could be the new benchmark for measuring Bitcoin’s value

exchange681 week ago

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Quick Take

Bitcoin realized cap is currently sitting around 60% from roughly 50% last year, and it’s 20% higher than in 2018.
Realized cap gives a much more accurate version of events as it substituted the current token price with the price when the token last moved.
In addition, it filters out founder coins, and if a token has never moved, its realized price is zero.
While Bitcoin market cap dominance currently sits below 48%, a vast difference from the realized cap dominance.
CryptoSlate did a thorough analysis of realized cap vs. market cap both from an all-time high drawdown and report.

Bitcoin market cap dominance: (Source: Trading View)

Disclaimer: The TRX_ETH metric is only for the ERC-20, so it isn’t fully representative of the actual market cap and we have had issues with both BNB and DOT nodes, so the metrics aren’t fully updated (CoinMetrics)

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James Van Straten

Former Lead Analyst at CryptoSlate

James fervently appreciates data, technology, and trend-spotting. As a tech and liberty maximalist, he hails Bitcoin as the 21st century’s paramount invention.

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