Bitcoin Cross-Chain Analytics assembles a single on-chain valuation dashboard across six blockchains, placing the same core metrics side by side rather than in isolation. For each chain it computes a shared family of indicators, MVRV, NUPL, SOPR, the short-term and long-term holder (STH/LTH) breakdown, RHODL, Reserve Risk, and the Puell Multiple, so that Bitcoin can be read against its peers on a like-for-like methodological basis. Each metric is derived from that chain's own on-chain cost basis and supply data, then normalized so the series are directly comparable.
The chart offers three viewing modes. The overlay view plots every chain's version of a metric on one axis, letting you see where Bitcoin leads or lags the group. The divergence view isolates how far each chain sits from the others, surfacing outliers. The market average view collapses the cohort into a single composite line, giving a cross-chain baseline against which any individual chain reads as rich or cheap.
Use Cross-Chain Analytics to separate market-wide moves from Bitcoin-specific ones. When Bitcoin's MVRV or NUPL diverges sharply from the six-chain average, the signal is idiosyncratic to Bitcoin; when the whole cohort moves together, the pressure is systemic. Rotating through the metrics builds a fuller picture than any single ratio viewed alone.
Check the selected asset, units, and cohort before comparing readings. Compare the metric over consistent dates and use related measures to understand what contributes to a change.
