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Crypto-native indicators including NVT ratio, exchange flow, funding rate signals, holder momentum, and smart money flow

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# Custom Crypto Indicators

## Why Standard TA Falls Short for Crypto

Traditional technical analysis was built for equities and forex — markets with
fixed supply, regulated exchanges, and institutional-dominated order flow.
Crypto markets have unique properties that demand purpose-built indicators:

- **On-chain transparency**: Every transaction is public. We can measure real
  economic activity, not just price and volume on a single exchange.
- **Supply mechanics**: Fixed or programmatic supply schedules make
  supply-side analysis (velocity, holder distribution) meaningful.
- **Derivatives dominance**: Perpetual futures funding rates and open interest
  often drive spot price, not the other way around.
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