NEAR's RSI data @NEARProtocol Classifying token supply based on the behavior of market participants. We are no longer just focusing on supply levels, but observing who is buying and who is selling. Are these mainly buyers entering the market for the first time? Are we seeing steadfast buyers stepping in when prices drop? Or is the current activity driven by momentum buyers, profit-takers, or loss-sellers? To this end, we have created a set of behavior-based groups: @NEARProtocol Steadfast Buyers: Investors who continue to buy even when prices are falling. They believe in the long-term trend and use this to lower their cost basis. Momentum Buyers: Investors who buy during an upward trend, usually increasing their average cost basis. First-Time Buyers: Buyers entering the market for the first time—a brand new starting point. Loss Sellers: Investors exiting at a loss. Profit-Takers: Investors locking in profits. We applied a 30-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) to the cumulative supply held by each group. This not only tells us the supply they hold but also reflects the recent activity levels of each group—are they rapidly accumulating or selling off? Or are they remaining neutral? When momentum buyers start to become active, it may signal the beginning of a new trend. When steadfast buyers begin to yield and turn into loss sellers, it may trigger a capitulation moment. When momentum buyers turn into profit-takers, it may indicate the emergence of a local top. When first-time buyers surge, it may suggest that "fear of missing out" is entering the market—this is often a sign of a highly volatile market environment. The chart below shows the cumulative supply of each queue, helping to identify when specific groups are heating up or cooling down. Green values indicate increasing activity, while red values indicate slowing or stagnating activity. For reference and learning, thank you all. @KaitoAI @NEARProtocol