If $ETH drops for any reason, watch the Investor Price closely. Historically, it's acted as a strong price floor.
What is the Investor Price?
It's the average acquisition price of all economically circulating (non-lost) Ethereum. You calculate it by dividing the Investor Cap by the Adjusted Supply. This metric improves on traditional Realized Price models by excluding permanently lost coins, giving you a cleaner, more realistic market-wide cost basis.
Think of it as the collective break-even for active holders. When price approaches this level, historically buyers have stepped in. It's not a magic line, but it's a useful on-chain reference point for support.
Set your price alert now and keep this metric on your radar.
What is the Investor Price?
It's the average acquisition price of all economically circulating (non-lost) Ethereum. You calculate it by dividing the Investor Cap by the Adjusted Supply. This metric improves on traditional Realized Price models by excluding permanently lost coins, giving you a cleaner, more realistic market-wide cost basis.
Think of it as the collective break-even for active holders. When price approaches this level, historically buyers have stepped in. It's not a magic line, but it's a useful on-chain reference point for support.
Set your price alert now and keep this metric on your radar.