Definition ∞ Revived Supply refers to digital assets that have been dormant in wallets for an extended period and are subsequently moved or spent, re-entering the active circulating supply. This often pertains to cryptocurrencies held by long-term investors or early adopters who have maintained their positions for several years. The movement of such assets can signal a change in their long-term conviction or an intent to realize profits. It represents a shift from inactive to active market participation.
Context ∞ The emergence of revived supply is a closely watched on-chain metric, as large movements can indicate a significant shift in market dynamics. News reports often analyze these movements to assess potential selling pressure or to gauge the sentiment of long-term holders. A sudden increase in revived supply, particularly after a price rally, can precede market corrections.
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