How to place a value on bitcoin? Its data is unfamiliar territory for many investors. In a recent investor survey by a well-known financial institution, nearly half said a lack of fundamentals keeps them from participating.
Join us for the launch of How to Value Bitcoin on Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 10:30 a.m. ET, a webinar series aimed at exploring fundamental Bitcoin metrics. Each episode will air weekly on Tuesday, and feature a presentation with live Q&A from one of the industry’s most renowned analysts.
We're joined by Rafael Schultze-Kraft, CTO and co-founder of Glassnode, to talk about on-chain transaction data. We’ll look at the structure of a Bitcoin transaction and what blockchain data can reveal about transaction count, value transferred and velocity.
Guest: Philip Gradwell, Chief Economist, Chainalysis
We're joined by Philip Gradwell, Chief Economist at Chainalysis, to unpack the novel accounting method used in Bitcoin and explore how entities are represented and transact upon the network. We’ll look at the structure of Bitcoin addresses and wallets, how exchanges operate and how ownership and transaction data can be interpreted by investors.
Guest: Lucas Nuzzi, Network Data Product Manager, Coin Metrics
In this episode, we're joined by Lucas Nuzzi, network data product manager at Coin Metrics. We look at a set of metrics based on Bitcoin's UTXO accounting structure: specifically, market value to realized value ratio (MVRV) and spent output profit ratio (SOPR). What do these mean and how should they be applied?
We're joined by Yan Liberman, co-founder of Delphi Digital, to examine further metrics based on Bitcoin's UTXO accounting structure, such as collective profit & loss taking (CPLT), hodlwaves and in/out of the money analyses.
