NEAR's CBD data, Cost Basis Distribution (CBD) data What is CBD? @NEARProtocol Cost based allocation (CBD) enables investors to do two key things: Absolute value (key cost base level): CBD reflects the total supply held by addresses with an average cost base within a specific price range, as shown by the z-value (color intensity) of the heatmap. Dynamic time series: The time series view allows you to see how the supply of tokens obtained at different price levels is redistributed with future price changes. The Cost Basis Distribution (CBD) heatmap provides a detailed visualization of supply density at different price levels within a specific time period (e.g. 1 month, 1 year). After selecting the time range, this indicator will display a heatmap, where the y-axis represents the cost basis on a logarithmic scale, and the range is set from 1% below the lowest price to 1% above the highest price during the selected time period. The color intensity of each pixel reflects the concentration of supply at that price level, enabling investors to identify where a significant portion of asset supply comes from. Clearly display the trend of the cost base of chips changing over time. Unlike analyzing URPD data based on UTXO algorithm, CBD calculates the average cost basis for each address, thus better representing the overall behavior of individual coin holders. @NEARProtocol CBD, as shown in the figure, suggests that everyone compare the trend with the overall market trend and pay attention to the operation of the project itself. For reference and learning, thank you everyone. @NEARProtocol @KaitoAI