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Long Term Holder Distribution

Definition

Long term holder distribution refers to the allocation of a cryptocurrency among investors who have held their assets for an extended duration. This metric analyzes the proportion of a digital asset’s total supply that is held by entities typically defined as long-term holders, often based on holding periods exceeding several months or a year. It provides insight into the conviction and accumulation trends of seasoned investors. A high and stable long-term holder distribution often suggests a strong underlying belief in the asset’s future value. Significant changes can indicate shifts in market structure or sentiment.