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30-Day Cumulative Sum

Definition

A 30-day cumulative sum calculates the total value of a metric over the preceding thirty days. This metric aggregates data points, such as transaction volume or network fees, over a continuous 30-day window. It offers a smoothed perspective on short-to-medium term trends, reducing the impact of daily volatility. In digital asset analysis, it helps identify persistent activity levels or shifts in network usage rather than transient fluctuations.