PnL snapshot
Realized price against price, holders by ROI band, whale PnL and the price bands where holders break even.
Two piles. Every tracked token of DEGEN was acquired either below the day's price (in profit) or above it (at a loss). On 24 Oct: 352.13M tokens against 14.16B.
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PnL snapshot
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What it is
The realized price is what holders paid on average; against the price it says whether the typical position is up or down.
The ROI bands count holders by how far up or down they are.
Break-even zones restate each band as the range of prices those holders paid: the supply that would be back at break-even if the price went there.
What goes into it
- 1
Blocktronics computes the PnL snapshot for the token.
- 2
A holder at ROI r paid the price divided by one plus r; the ladder sorts the zones from the highest entry prices down.
entry price = price ÷ (1 + r)
How to read it
- High
- Realized price above the price: the average holder is under water.
- Low
- Realized price below the price: the average holder is in profit.
- Rising
- More supply in profit than before.
- Falling
- More supply in loss than before.
Evidence in the data, never advice
Common pitfalls
- Holder counts and bands leave exchange wallets out; prices, totals and supply shares count exchange balances. Never divide one by the other.
- A snapshot from the newest scan, not a series.
- Until the section is connected, the card says it connects soon and what it will show; development builds draw labelled samples, never in production.
Cards that show it
Drawn on DEGEN; open one on its page
Related
- Cost basis & profitSupply in profitThe share of held supply acquired below the day's price. The rest was acquired above it and sits at a loss.
- Cost basis & profitRealized cap (cost basis)The total that current holders paid for the tokens they hold, in dollars: the holder base's aggregate cost basis.
- Cost basis & profitMVRVHolder value divided by cost basis. Above 1 the average holder is in profit; below 1, at a loss.
Every figure on this page comes from Blocktronics' stored, public reads. It describes what the data shows; it is not advice.