Exchange Net Position Change
Exchange Net Position Change is a metric that calculates the difference between the total amount of an asset deposited into exchange wallets and the total amount withdrawn over a specific period. A positive net position change indicates that more of the asset is entering the exchange, suggesting increased supply available for trading or selling.
A negative net position change indicates that more of the asset is being withdrawn, often interpreted as a move toward long-term holding or self-custody. This metric is a vital tool for fundamental analysis, as it highlights the immediate pressure on the market.
Traders use this to gauge whether the market is in a state of distribution or accumulation. It is a direct measure of exchange-based supply volatility.