Signal family: ownership migration
Rules on who holds: whales against shrimp, the holder base growing or shrinking, the top-10 share moving.
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What's firing, live on the market snapshot.
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What it is
The ownership family reads wallets by USD floor and the top-10 share: a rotation to large holders (the whale band growing while the smallest wallets shrink) or back to the crowd, the holder base growing or shrinking by a meaningful share, and the top-10 share moving steadily with the most recent days agreeing.
The family has 6 rules.
However many fire, its pull on either side of the balance is capped, so rules that read the same observation can't stack into a verdict on their own.
What goes into it
- 1
What the family reads: wallets by usd floor and top-10 share. Its rules run on settled days only; each either fires, stays quiet (checked, nothing stood out) or says why it can't run.
- 2
Cohorts from the holder floors and the top-10 share over the window.
- 3
Each fired rule adds to its side of the balance, more when it fired strongly; the family's total on each side is capped, however many of its rules fire.
How to read it
- High
- Bull rules in the family fired: evidence on the buying side, capped however many fire.
- Low
- Bear rules in the family fired: evidence on the selling side, capped the same way.
- Rising
- A rule turning on: the readout and the feed show it as a new signal, with the day its event began where the rule has one.
- Falling
- A rule turning off: the 7-day snippets list it under signals no longer firing.
Evidence in the data, never advice
Common pitfalls
- USD floors move with price: a wallet can change band without trading.
- Rules in one family read the same observation, so several firing together are one fact said several ways; that is why the family is capped.
- Hand-set rules, not tested against what happened next.
The rules
What each rule in the family means
- Rotation to large holdersBull
Supply is moving from small wallets to large ones. Bands are USD floors, so the rule only fires when price did not rise enough to lift wallets over the line on its own.
Reads: Holders + Cost basis.
- Rotation to the crowdBear
Supply is moving from large wallets to small ones. Bands are USD floors, so the rule only fires when price did not fall enough to drop wallets under the line on its own.
Reads: Holders + Cost basis.
- Holder base growingBull
More wallets hold a meaningful position than at the start of the window.
Reads: Holders.
- Holder base shrinkingBear
Fewer wallets hold a meaningful position than at the start of the window.
Reads: Holders.
- Largest holders addingBull
Supply is concentrating in the ten largest non-infrastructure wallets: size is accumulating (it also raises concentration risk).
Reads: Concentration.
- Largest holders distributingBear
The ten largest non-infrastructure wallets are letting supply go to the rest of the market.
Reads: Concentration.
See it on…
Where it stands out in the latest snapshot. Tokens under a $1M market cap are left out
Most bull evidence from this family
Cards that show it
Drawn on DEGEN; open one on its page
Related
- SignalsHow signal rules workFixed, hand-set rules over the public panels. Each fires with a set direction and the exact numbers behind it. Not advice.
- SignalsBull and bear evidenceFired rules weighed bull against bear, each family capped, into one line such as "Buyers have a slight edge".
- HoldersHolder cohorts: shrimp to whaleWallets in four exclusive size bands: shrimp $5–1k, lobster $1k–10k, dolphin $10k–100k and whale $100k+.
- HoldersActive holdersWallets holding at least $5 of the token, counted daily. Exchange and other infrastructure wallets are left out.
- HoldersSupply concentration and top-10 shareShare of supply held by the 10, 50 and 100 largest holders. Exchange and other infrastructure wallets are left out.
Every figure on this page comes from Blocktronics' stored, public reads. It describes what the data shows; it is not advice.