📌 What is CDD?

CDD refers to a metric that considers the "age" of the Bitcoin amount being transferred before the transfer. In other words, the movement of $BTC that has been sitting in a wallet for a long time has a much greater impact on the metric. Therefore:

Low CDD: Movement of newly acquired coins (trader effect)

High CDD: Movement of old coins (HODLers) (loss of confidence or profit realization)

📊 Graph Interpretation:

Horizontal Trend – First 10 Days

The graph progresses relatively horizontally in the early days. This indicates that long-term investors are not moving their coins, and confidence in the market continues. Volatility is low, and profit has not been realized.

Beginning of an Uptrend – Middle Section (Days 10-20)

CDD enters an upward trend. This indicates that some old coins have started to move. Generally, such movements may carry signals like:

Preparation for sale by long-term investors who have been waiting for a long time

Reorganization of large whale wallets.

Sharp Rise – Last 5-7 Days

The sharp increase in recent days is striking. These movements can mean several things:

A strong wave of profit realization has begun.

Uncertainty has increased, and long-term investors have turned to selling.

It may be "preparation" before a significant price movement.

The trend is positive but caution is needed: If this increase coincides with a price increase, HODLers may be taking profits.

Not panic selling: If this CDD is rising without a price drop, this could be a healthy profit-taking behavior.

High CDD = Greater impact: At these levels, a continued rise in CDD could pave the way for larger price movements.

This rise in CDD indicates that long-term players are gradually coming to the forefront. This may signal that prices are approaching a peak or indicate that high volatility awaits us in the coming days.

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