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Cycle Indicator

VDD Multiple

Value Days Destroyed - 30-day MA divided by 365-day MA

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Chart informationVDD Multiple

About This Indicator

The VDD (Value Days Destroyed) Multiple compares the 30-day moving average of Value Days Destroyed to its 365-day moving average. VDD = Coin Days Destroyed × BTC Price, adjusting for price fluctuations. A ratio above 2.9 (occurring only ~5% of history) signals long-term holder selling and cycle tops. Below 0.75 signals dormant coins and accumulation phases.

Current Value & Interpretation

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Data Sources

  • Bitcoin Price: CoinGecko API (stored daily)
  • Coin Days Destroyed: Blockchain.info API (stored daily)
  • VDD Multiple: (MA30 of VDD) ÷ (MA365 of VDD) — computed server-side

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