Long Term Holders Just Set a Multi-Year Record Low: Video Breakdown & Deeper Context Following Yesterday's Chart

Following up on yesterday’s post about 3+ year coin volume dropping to a multi-year low of 0.08% during the weekend price action. A question from that thread caused me to dig into this deeper and I wanted to share an animated visual breakdown with more context of how these coin-age cohorts actually shift over time.

Just the data, not predictions.

Why this metric matters:

Price feeds tell you what happened, but on-chain age cohorts tell you who is driving it. When over 50% of the active supply (coins held >3 years) completely goes dormant during sharp intraday volatility, it signals high-conviction supply withholding rather than distribution.

Why I put this together:

I recently started an educational channel called Over 21 Million dedicated strictly to breaking down raw on-chain metrics and network dynamics that I track in my spare time and post about.

The goal isn't to make price predictions or tell anyone what direction the market will go next... nobody knows that. But historical behavior and liquidity patterns frequently rhyme. My focus is simply putting transparent, high-signal data into people's hands so everyone can interpret the underlying mechanics and form their own objective conclusions instead of reacting to exchange noise.

Feedback, particularly requests for what to look into next are valuable to me. If this sparks any curiosity to look at the universe of UTXOs or raises any questions please don't hesitate to ask.

Cheers.