Advanced Chart Tools

See Relationships Others Miss

Unlock deeper insights with advanced chart features that let you compare multiple metrics, overlay moving averages, and apply color gradients to visualize hidden patterns in Bitcoin data.

What Are Advanced Chart Tools?

Curated Bitcoin metrics that
actually matter

Access 100+ carefully selected Bitcoin charts covering supply dynamics, holder behavior, miner economics, network usage, and valuation context. Every metric is chosen for analytical relevance - not popularity.

Key charts include:
  • NUPL (Net Unrealized Profit/Loss)
  • MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value)
  • Realized Price
  • Long-term holder supply metrics

Beyond Single-Metric Visualization

Advanced Chart Tools transform standard Bitcoin charts into multi-layered analytical instruments. Compare metrics side by side, add technical indicators, toggle between log and linear scales, and apply color dimensions to surface patterns that single-metric charts can't reveal.

Compare, Overlay, and Correlate

See how long-term holder behavior correlates with price movements, how miner revenue relates to network difficulty, or how supply distribution shifts during cycle peaks. Advanced Chart Tools make these relationships visible and actionable.

Built for Analysts Who Ask "Why"

If you're not satisfied with just viewing price or a single on-chain metric, Advanced Chart Tools gives you the analytical depth to understand the interplay between Bitcoin's network behavior, holder psychology, and market cycles.

From Static Charts to Interactive Analysis

Add moving averages to smooth volatility, use color gradients to represent third variables, and compare different timeframes - all without leaving the chart interface or exporting to external tools.

Export Any Metric, Instantly

Get direct access to the raw data behind every chart and metric on BlockHorizon. Download complete datasets in CSV, JSON, or XLSX formats optimized for analysis, modeling, and reporting - no manual data entry or screenshot workarounds required.

Years of Bitcoin Data, One Click Away

Every export includes the complete historical range of the metric, not just what's visible on screen. Access years of Bitcoin data ready to use in spreadsheets, Python notebooks, R scripts, or BI tools like Tableau and Power BI.

Combine, Analyze, Report

Designed for analysts combining BlockHorizon metrics with their own data sources, researchers building longitudinal studies, and teams creating recurring reports that require up-to-date Bitcoin intelligence.

From Visualization to Integration

Whether you're building macro investment models, preparing academic research, or creating client presentations, data export transforms BlockHorizon from a visualization platform into a complete data infrastructure layer for Bitcoin analysis.

Why Advanced Chart Tools Matter

Uncover insights that isolated metrics hide
Identify Correlations and Divergences
Spot when price and on-chain fundamentals diverge - like when long-term holder supply increases while price drops, signaling accumulation. These signals are invisible when viewing metrics in isolation.
Validate Investment Theses With Multiple Data Points
Test your assumptions by comparing metrics that should move together. If you believe miner stress drives price, overlay miner revenue and difficulty adjustments on the price chart to validate or refute the relationship.
Reduce Noise and Clarify Trends
Apply moving averages to volatile on-chain metrics to filter out short-term noise and focus on structural trends. See whether holder behavior changes are temporary spikes or sustained shifts.

How Advanced Chart Tools Work

Step 1
Select Your Primary Metric
Open any chart on BlockHorizon - whether it's price, long-term holder supply, or miner economics.
Step 2
Apply Advanced Features
Use the chart toolbar to compare additional metrics, add moving averages (7, 14, 30, 60, 90, or 365-day periods), toggle between log and linear scale, or apply color gradients based on a third variable.
Step 3
Analyze the Relationships
Watch how metrics move together or diverge. Identify inflection points, validate patterns, and build data-backed narratives about Bitcoin's behavior.

When to Use Advanced Chart Tools

Multi-Cycle Pattern Recognition
Long-term investors compare current holder behavior to past cycles by overlaying similar timeframes and applying moving averages to identify whether accumulation patterns match previous bull or bear markets.
Macro and Fundamental Analysis
Portfolio managers layer price, realized cap, and long-term holder supply on the same chart to understand whether Bitcoin's current valuation aligns with fundamental holder conviction and capital flows.
Technical Analysis With On-Chain Confirmation
Traders combine technical indicators like moving averages with on-chain metrics such as exchange flows to validate price breakouts or reversals with blockchain-backed evidence.
Technical Details
Compare metrics
Add up to 3 additional metrics on a single chart
Moving averages
SMA and EMA with custom or preset periods (7, 14, 30, 60, 90, 365 days)
Scale options
Toggle between linear and logarithmic (log) scales
Color gradients
Apply third-variable color mapping to price or metrics (where supported)
Y-axis management
Dual y-axis support for metrics with different scales
Export & access
Download comparison charts with all overlays included (Pro plan)