Mohey Analytics
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Mohey Analytics
Analytics Professional 6 years at Banking Industry • KPI Tracking • Power BI • Process Improvement . Data-Driven Decisions
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Quick Data Analysis: What Really Shows a Coin’s Strength?
A lot of people only look at the price.
As a data analyst, I focus on 4 key metrics before making any decision:
1. **Volume / Market Cap Ratio**
The higher the ratio, the stronger the liquidity and momentum (Example: Daily volume above 50-100% of Market Cap usually means strong activity).
2. **Money Flow (Large vs Small Orders)**
I always check Large Inflow. When big players are buying while retail is selling → often a positive signal.
3. **Circulating Supply vs Max Supply**
Low circulating ratio + upcoming unlocks = I calculate the potential selling pressure carefully.
4. **Volatility + Consistency**
Not just the pumps. I look at how stable the move is and the depth of pullbacks.
Real example:
When I was tracking $SOPH earlier, the volume was significantly higher than its Market Cap and Large Orders were positive — that was one of the strongest signals.
Data doesn’t guarantee profit, but it reduces randomness.
Which metrics do you focus on when analyzing a coin?
#CryptoAnalytics #datadriven #BinanceSquare #TradingCommunity #tradingdata
A lot of people only look at the price.
As a data analyst, I focus on 4 key metrics before making any decision:
1. **Volume / Market Cap Ratio**
The higher the ratio, the stronger the liquidity and momentum (Example: Daily volume above 50-100% of Market Cap usually means strong activity).
2. **Money Flow (Large vs Small Orders)**
I always check Large Inflow. When big players are buying while retail is selling → often a positive signal.
3. **Circulating Supply vs Max Supply**
Low circulating ratio + upcoming unlocks = I calculate the potential selling pressure carefully.
4. **Volatility + Consistency**
Not just the pumps. I look at how stable the move is and the depth of pullbacks.
Real example:
When I was tracking $SOPH earlier, the volume was significantly higher than its Market Cap and Large Orders were positive — that was one of the strongest signals.
Data doesn’t guarantee profit, but it reduces randomness.
Which metrics do you focus on when analyzing a coin?
#CryptoAnalytics #datadriven #BinanceSquare #TradingCommunity #tradingdata
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