On-Chain Outlook And Analysis šŸ”­

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On-Chain Outlook And Analysis šŸ”­

Before we dive in, here’s today’s crypto market heatmap:

source: finviz

And here’s a look at crypto’s total market and altcoin market cap charts:

Source: TradingView

ON-CHAIN ANALYSIS
We’re All On-Chain Today šŸ“† 

Today’s Litepaper is focused on the on-chain activity of BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and DOGE. šŸ“ˆ 

On-chain means we’re looking at what’s actually happening on the blockchain itself. It’s raw activity data, and it tells you how coins/tokens/crypto are being moved, spent, and hoarded.

The primary pieces of on-chain data we’re watching today are the SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) and transaction count.

The SOPR is basically a mood ring for hodlers. It measures whether people are selling their crypto in profit or at a loss. If SOPR is high, wallets are cashing out green. If it’s low, they’re rage-quitting red.

Transaction count is simpler. It’s just how many transactions are flowing through the network. But the level matters - heavy traffic during low SOPR shows forced sellers, while light traffic with high SOPR often screams complacency.

Together, these two metrics give a cleaner read on whether things look bullish, neutral, or bearish. šŸ¤” 

ON-CHAIN ANALYSIS
BTC: SOPR Says ā€œOrderly Profits,ā€ Transactions Say ā€œSteady Usageā€ šŸŖ™

Bitcoin looks fine, not feral. šŸ“Š

SOPR sits mostly above 1 with noisy spikes and no meaningful sub‑1 streaks on the Glassnode chart. That’s profit‑taking inside an uptrend, not euphoria or puke. Adults are buying, early birds are skimming, and nobody’s throwing chairs at the exits.

The Read

BTC SOPR YTD - Click to enlarge.

SOPR > 1 without a blow‑off or a run of sub‑1 reads like healthy distribution.

BTC Tx Volume - Click to enlarge.

Transaction flow is higher than last month, with a mid‑month breather that didn’t break the structure. Range behavior with a mild positive drift is the base case.

If you want fireworks, try a small‑cap memecoin and a helmet. šŸŖ– 

Outlook: Neutral

Uptrend framework intact, participation up vs August, but short‑term activity cooled and SOPR says ā€œorderly profits,ā€ not breakout mania. BTC can grind higher inside the range, yet the confirmation bid still needs to show up on both SOPR and the usage curve. 🧭

ON-CHAIN ANALYSIS
Ethereum: Orderly Profits & Steady Hands 🧿 

Like Bitcoin, ETH looks fine, not frothy. šŸ“Š

SOPR’s been holding north of 1 with plenty of 1.08-1.15 bursts through September. The lows haven’t broken into a string of sub-1 sessions, which tells you ETH is being sold into profit, not panic.

Sellers are active, but it’s measured, and buyers aren’t flinching.

The Read

ETH SOPR YTD - Click to enlarge.

Profit-taking is happening in stride, not desperation. On-chain volume is steady, just not overheated like midsummer, which matches the chart’s higher-highs grind.

ETH Tx Volume - Click to enlarge.

This looks like an asset in control of its own climb rather than a crowd sprinting toward the exit. The base case is a slow-burn uptrend with some digestion baked in. šŸ° 

Outlook: Neutral

ETH is holding highs, volume is serviceable, and profit-taking looks orderly. The framework is constructive, but without a new burst in participation, it leans more ā€œsteady climbā€ than ā€œfresh breakout.ā€ ETH can keep drifting upward, but confirmation still depends on both SOPR and usage breaking higher. 🧭

ON-CHAIN ANALYSIS
XRP: Boring 🄱 

XRP looks as steady as steady can be. Also, very boring. šŸ“Š

SOPR has hovered around 1 with occasional spikes up into the 1.2-1.6 zone since late summer. That means XRP is moving mostly in profit, but the swings show bursts of selling pressure when price strength tempts holders.

Importantly, no long runs below 1, so no panic dumping has been happening.

The Read

XRP SOPR YTD - Click to enlarge.

The behavioral story: XRP holders are cashing in on strength, but the network remains busy enough to absorb it. 

XRP Tx Volume - Click to enlarge.

SOPR spikes show sellers testing the market, and transaction activity confirms there’s a live bid. It’s apathy and it’s not blow-off greed either. It’s a healthy grind with flashes of intensity. šŸ’Ŗ 

Outlook: Neutral

XRP’s structure is intact. Profit-taking is visible, but buyers haven’t left the building. Until activity breaks clearly higher or SOPR slides under 1 in a trend, the outlook stays balanced. XRP looks ready to hold its ground rather than stage a breakout… at least for now. āŒšļø 

ON-CHAIN ANALYSIS
Solana: Activity Definitely Pick Up šŸ”‰

Solana is still meh. šŸ¤·

SOPR has lived just above 1 through September with brief flicks into the 1.03-1.07 zone and no persistent sub‑1 runs. Like BTC, ETH, and XRP, it’s profit‑taking into strength while buyers keep absorbing. šŸŒ€ 

The Read

SOL SOPR YTD - Click to enlarge.

SOPR hugging >1 with a hotter 7‑day volume says profits are getting clipped while participation perked up mid‑month. šŸ’ƒ 

SOL Tx Volume - Click to enlarge.

The month‑over‑month average slipped and fewer days cleared 40M, which keeps a lid on any full steam ahead narrative. Net read: constructive churn.

Outlook: Neutral

Uptrend structure remains, SOPR signals orderly profits, and volume says activity is active but not overheated. Call it a steady climb with a mid‑month kick, waiting on clean activity to earn a bullish stamp. ā° 

ON-CHAIN ANALYSIS
Dogecoin: A Little Bit Of Pamp Coming In šŸ‘ļø

Dogecoin is the only one of the bunch that has a overall read that is a little different than neutral. šŸ˜ļø 

SOPR has hovered near 1 all month with sharp pops above it and no sustained sub‑1 streaks in September. That reads like steady profit‑taking into a climb, not capitulation or a melt‑up. Volatility is a feature, sure, but it’s getting soaked up.

The Read

DOGE SOPR YTD - Click to enlarge.

SOPR > 1 with surging 7‑day volume says profits are being taken, but buying participation picked up mid‑month.

DOGE Tx Volume - Click to enlarge.

The 30‑day still trails last month, so the broader trend hasn’t fully re‑accelerated. Net read: constructive churn with a bullish lean, not a crowd frenzy. 🫢 

Outlook: Slightly (and I mean slightly) Bullish

Mid‑month activity popped, SOPR favors orderly profits, and buyers are present. Call it a steady climb with upside bias. DOGE can keep drifting higher, but the confirmation developing needs a little more oopmh behind it. šŸ‚ 

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šŸ’µ Ondo Brings Yield Dollars To Stellar

Stablecoins gave you the dollar - USDY makes it a dollar that doesn’t sit on its ass. USDY, backed by Treasuries, now lives on Stellar, giving users a stablecoin that actually pays interest. From wallets like LOBSTR to DeFi apps, idle balances on Stellar can now earn yield while staying liquid. Ondo Finance.

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šŸ›ļø MANTRA Chain First To Ship Native MultiVM For RWAs

MANTRA now runs both EVM and CosmWasm smart contracts side by side, tuned for tokenized real-world assets. Backed by a Dubai VASP license, it’s selling institutions a compliant chain with familiar tooling. In plain English: Wall Street can play with Solidity while regulators stay off their backs. MANTRA.

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šŸ’ø Circle’s CCTP V2 Lands On Stellar, USDC Finally Goes Truly Multichain

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šŸ›”ļø Casper + Blocky Bring TEEs To Smart Contracts

Casper devs can now run sensitive logic inside Blocky’s hardware-backed enclaves, with attestations anchoring results on-chain. First demo: a price oracle fetching data in a TEE and proving it wasn’t tampered with. From KYC checks to gaming randomness, it’s like running code in a locked glass box where everyone can verify but no one can cheat. Casper Network.

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🧩 Flow’s Forte Upgrade Hits Testnet, $250K Hackathon Open

Forte adds protocol-native Actions (think Lego blocks for DeFi workflows) and Agents (onchain cron jobs) straight into Flow. Testnet is live, mainnet hits Oct 22, and devs can win a slice of $250K at Forte Hacks. Fewer duct-tape smart contracts, more apps that actually automate themselves. Flow.

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