Glossary Term

    AVIV Ratio (Active Value to Investor Value)

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    A measure of the relationship between actively transacted Bitcoin value and the broader investor cost basis. AVIV indicates whether the holder set is in aggregate profit or loss and whether the active part of the market is leading or lagging the broader cohort. AVIV equals Bitcoin price divided by True Market Mean. Its valuation centre is the expanding geometric mean (log), exp(mean(ln(AVIV))); σ bands use the population standard deviation of ln(AVIV). Multiplying these ratio levels by True Market Mean gives their USD equivalents. Percentile bands remain a separate, distribution-free view.

    What AVIV Ratio Is

    A measure of the relationship between actively transacted Bitcoin value and the broader investor cost basis. AVIV indicates whether the holder set is in aggregate profit or loss and whether the active part of the market is leading or lagging the broader cohort. AVIV equals Bitcoin price divided by True Market Mean. Its valuation centre is the expanding geometric mean (log), exp(mean(ln(AVIV))); σ bands use the population standard deviation of ln(AVIV). Multiplying these ratio levels by True Market Mean gives their USD equivalents. Percentile bands remain a separate, distribution-free view.

    Where AVIV Ratio Appears in TBL Research

    AVIV Ratio is one of the on-chain bitcoin indicators that TBL tracks. For how it fits the broader framework, see TBL Guide to On-Chain Bitcoin Signals.

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