Tracking Large Crypto Holder Activity with Outlier Signals
Summary
This TradingView script tracks daily changes in large holders’ aggregate crypto assets using IntoTheBlock data. It compares each change with a 21-period Bollinger Band calculated from those changes, then marks positive moves above the upper band as purchases and negative moves below the lower band as sales. Setting the deviation threshold to zero displays all positive and negative changes. Users can select from a list of supported crypto assets and switch between chart signals and strategy entries that follow the detected moves.
The document describes the script’s logic and interface, but provides no performance results or evidence that following large-holder activity is profitable. Its signals depend on the availability and quality of the third-party holdings data and on the chosen deviation threshold. Aggregate changes also do not establish why holders moved assets or whether those movements predict market prices. The strategy mode enters long or short positions on the same signals, without documented position sizing or risk controls beyond its platform settings.
Key ideas
- The script uses daily changes in aggregate large-holder assets as its input signal.
- It flags unusually large positive or negative changes using Bollinger Bands over a 21-period window.
- A zero deviation threshold displays all changes instead of filtering for outliers.
- Users can view signals on a chart or enable strategy entries that follow them.
- The document gives no evidence of profitability, and the signals depend on third-party holdings data.
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