Crypto analytics firm Santiment recently reported that quantity of Polygon (MATIC) in supply at crypto exchanges has reached its lowest levels in nearly four years. This signals that traders won't be able to affect the digital asset's price by selling off coins acquired from exchanges. Currently, only 7.1% of MATIC's supply is idle in exchanges, according to Santiment.

The significant decrease in supply hasn't been the only encouraging development for MATIC. The digital asset is trading for $1.12 at the time of writing, providing a 47% return to investors since the start of 2021.

To corroborate claim, cryptanalysts can look to the metric mean dollar invested age. This metric measures the average length of time that each dollar has been onboarded in the asset. As the Santiment analysis suggests, seeing drops and flattening of this curve is typically an indication that older investors are returning to the digital asset. Should these investors decide to remain in the asset and increase their holdings, it would likely be a positive sign for MATIC.

In conclusion, Polygon's low supply on exchanges, strong returns and fresh investment offers promising signs. By analyzing investor behavior, including mean dollar invested age, cryptanalysts can better understand the digital asset's future. Understanding these key metrics can help traders, investors and holders make decisions regarding the asset's growth.



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