Indicator Overview

The STH Realised Price 7D Change indicator tracks the weekly percentage change in Bitcoin’s Short-Term Holder (STH) realised price (the average cost basis of coins moved within the last 155 days), displayed as a filled area chart on the primary axis with a red-to-blue gradient (deep red for sharp declines intensifying through orange at neutral to bright blue for strong increases).

How To Use

Positive and rising values signal fresh capital inflows from new or speculative buyers pushing up the average cost basis of short-term holders, often confirming bullish momentum, accumulation by weaker hands, and potential continuation of uptrends, while sharp negative readings indicate STH capitulation, realised losses, and declining cost basis, frequently marking fear-driven bottoms or attractive entry zones. Divergences, such as spot price rising while the 7D change turns negative, warn of weakening inflows and potential exhaustion or pullbacks, whereas price corrections accompanied by stabilising or positive change suggest resilient demand and upcoming recovery. Traders monitor crosses above zero for confirmation of renewed speculative interest, sustained negative streaks as capitulation signals for contrarian buys, or breakdowns from elevated positives as early warnings of trend fatigue, aiding precise identification of short-term holder behaviour shifts and cycle inflection points in Bitcoin markets.