Introduction to BTC Market Indicators
Understanding Bitcoin's market dynamics requires analyzing key trading indicators. This guide explores 13 essential BTC metrics available on Feixiaohao APP's Discovery section, helping traders identify trends and make informed decisions.
How to Access BTC Indicators
Navigate through: Feixiaohao APP → Discovery → Market → BTC Indicators
Core BTC Trading Metrics
1. Net Capital Inflow
Measures the difference between:
- Buying pressure (rising price transactions)
- Selling pressure (falling price transactions)
A 24-hour net positive value indicates stronger bullish momentum, reflecting market sentiment intensity.
2. Contract Open Interest
The total sum of:
- Unsettled long positions
- Unsettled short positions
Across perpetual and futures contracts.
3. 24-Hour Spot Trading Volume
The cryptocurrency's total spot market transaction value over one day.
4. Exchange Long/Short Ratio
The proportion of:
👉 Long positions vs short positions
Across major exchanges' derivative markets.
5. Liquidations Data
Tracks:
- Forced position closures
- Extreme volatility periods
- Market risk levels
6. Large Contract Orders Monitoring
Identifies significant trades exceeding $200,000 per transaction in derivatives markets.
7. Contract Premium Rate
Calculated as: (Contract Price - Spot Price) / Spot Price × 100%
Averages premium/discount rates across exchange contract types.
8. Volume Ratio
Compares:
- Current trading volume
- Historical average volume
Indicates recent activity spikes or declines.
9. Market Dominance
Bitcoin's capitalization as a percentage of total crypto market value.
10. Turnover Rate
Formula: (Trading Volume / Circulating Supply) × 100%
Measures token liquidity and trading frequency.
11. Active Addresses
7-day change in:
- Unique wallet addresses
Shows on-chain network activity.
12. Top 100 Wallet Holdings
Tracks accumulation/diversion patterns among major holders.
13. Hash Rate
The blockchain's current total computational power securing the network.
FAQ Section
Q1: Which indicator best predicts BTC price movements?
A: No single metric guarantees predictions, but combining net inflow, open interest, and liquidation data provides strong directional signals.
Q2: How often should I check these indicators?
A: Daily monitoring is recommended during volatile periods, with weekly checks in stable markets.
Q3: Why does contract premium matter?
A: Significant premiums may indicate:
- Overleveraged markets
- Potential correction opportunities
- Arbitrage possibilities
👉 Understanding market arbitrage strategies
Q4: What's a healthy long/short ratio?
A: Balanced markets typically show ratios between 0.8-1.2. Extreme values (below 0.5 or above 2) suggest potential trend reversals.
Q5: How reliable is hash rate as an indicator?
A: While reflecting network security, hash rate changes often lag price movements by 1-2 weeks.
Q6: Can turnover rate identify manipulation?
A: Abnormally high turnover may suggest wash trading, especially when paired with disproportionate price movements.
Conclusion
Mastering these 13 indicators provides a multidimensional view of Bitcoin's market health. Regular analysis helps traders:
- Spot emerging trends
- Validate market hypotheses
- Avoid emotional decisions
For advanced analytics, consider combining these metrics with technical analysis patterns and macroeconomic factors.