An on-chain metric is a quantifiable data point derived directly from activity recorded on a blockchain’s public ledger. These metrics provide verifiable insights into network usage, transaction patterns, asset distribution, and other operational aspects of a digital asset. They serve as objective indicators of a blockchain’s health and adoption.
Context
On-chain metrics are indispensable tools for analyzing the performance and potential of cryptocurrencies, frequently cited in market commentary and investment research. News articles often reference metrics such as transaction counts, active addresses, miner revenue, or circulating supply to support analyses of price movements and network growth. Understanding these data points is crucial for interpreting the fundamental value and operational status of digital assets.
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