Cumulative Value Days Destroyed + Ratio

The "Cumulative Value Days Destroyed + Ratio" indicator is a market analysis tool that combines two important pieces of information to assess entry points in the Bitcoin market. The "Cumulative Value Days Destroyed" (CVDD) looks at the history of each Bitcoin, counting how many accumulated days these Bitcoins remained inactive before being moved. The higher the number, the more 'coin days' have been destroyed, indicating activity of coins that had not been used for a long time.

The second component, the "Ratio", compares the current price of Bitcoin with the value suggested by CVDD. This gives us an idea of whether Bitcoin is trading at a higher or lower price than would be expected based on the age and movement of the coins.

By combining these two elements, the indicator provides a more accurate analysis of the market. If CVDD is high and the Ratio is low, it might be a sign that Bitcoin is undervalued and could be near a price bottom. This is useful for investors and analysts as it indicates a potential buying point. In contrast, a low CVDD and a high Ratio could suggest that Bitcoin is overvalued and might be near a price peak.

Therefore, this indicator is highly valued in the cryptocurrency market for its ability to help identify the best times to invest in or divest from Bitcoin, based on a deep analysis of the relationship between the age of the coins and their current price.