NVM Ratio
Network Value to Metcalfe Ratio (NVM Ratio) is defined as the ratio of the log of market capitalization divided by the log of the square of daily active addresses in the specified window.
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Network Value to Metcalfe Ratio (NVM Ratio) is defined as the ratio of the log of market capitalization divided by the log of the square of daily active addresses in the specified window.
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Network Value to Metcalfe Ratio (NVM Ratio) is defined as the ratio of the log of market capitalization divided by the log of the square of daily active addresses in the specified window.
NVM Ratio evaluates the fair value of the blockchain network by applying Metcalfe's Law where the law claims that the value of the network is proportional to the square of the number of active users.
High values : Overvalued network The network is overvalued by the interpretation where the price is too high compared to the low number of active addresses
Low values : Undervalued network The network is undervalued by the interpretation where the price is too low compared to the high number of active addresses
Relative Strength Index (RSI) is one of the famous technical indicators measuring the relative strength of an upward trend and downward trend. We apply RSI to NVM for spotting the market's local tops and bottoms by thresholding. As you can see in the figure below, RSI of NVM quite correctly spots local tops and bottoms in a robust way.
The settings for this analysis are the followings:
We use a 7-day window for NVM for smoothing.
We use a 14-day window for RSI formulation.
We use 70% and 30% thresholds for the upper and lower thresholding.
