Crypto chip distribution, explained.
Five practical guides to cost basis, trapped supply, volume profile, open interest and relative strength — written for traders who want structure, not slogans.
What Is Cost Basis Distribution in Crypto?
Cost basis distribution (chip distribution) shows where holders actually bought. Learn how to read profit ratio, trapped supply, chip peaks and the 90% cost range.
Read the guide →Chip Distribution vs Volume Profile: What Is the Difference?
Volume profile shows where volume traded. Chip distribution estimates who still holds and at what cost. Compare POC, value area, trapped supply and the right use cases.
Read the guide →How to Read Trapped Supply and Support Peaks
A practical guide to overhead trapped peaks, support peaks, distance, mass and retests — and how to tell whether a breakout has really absorbed supply.
Read the guide →Binance Open Interest Distribution Explained
Open interest shows leverage, not direction. Learn how an OI distribution estimates entry prices, what the 30-day window hides, and how funding confirms crowding.
Read the guide →Crypto Relative Strength vs BTC: How to Find Real Outperformers
A coin up 10% while BTC is up 15% is losing. Learn ratio-based relative strength, why subtracting percentages fails, and how to combine RS with OI and chip structure.
Read the guide →See the full structure, not just the summary.
The live chart shows every chip level, trapped and support peaks, volume profile and futures positioning. Free users can open BTC; membership unlocks all 200.