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Crypto Performance Index
1. The Crypto Performance Index (CPI) estimates the price appreciation of a crypto asset relative to the overall crypto market performance. The indicator is calculated using a Sharpe Ratio principle enhanced with time-domain normalization and cumulative parametrization.
2. The CPI is based on the idea that the performance of an asset should be evaluated not only in terms of its absolute price movement, but also in terms of its risk-adjusted returns compared to the broader market. The Sharpe Ratio, which takes into account both the asset's return and its volatility, is a commonly used measure of risk-adjusted performance.
3. The CPI takes the Sharpe Ratio principle further by incorporating a time-domain normalization technique that adjusts for differences in volatility across different time periods. The cumulative parametrization ensures that the CPI considers the overall performance of the asset over a specified period of time.
4. To use the indicator, select a timeframe and set the standard deviation period (default is 20). The CPI line can be compared against various market benchmarks, including the total crypto market cap (white line), altcoins total market cap (blue line), low-cap altcoins (without ETH), and Bitcoin.
5. An upward slope of the CPI line indicates strong price performance of an asset, with a relatively high chance for the asset to continue growing faster than the market in the future. Conversely, a downward slope of the CPI line indicates weak price performance of an asset, with a relatively high chance for the asset to depreciate in price with respect to the rest of the market in the future.
6. Overall, the CPI provides a comprehensive measure of an asset's price performance, taking into account both its absolute return and its risk-adjusted return relative to the broader market. This makes it a valuable tool for investors looking to evaluate the performance of their crypto holdings and make informed decisions about buying, selling, or holding assets.
2. The CPI is based on the idea that the performance of an asset should be evaluated not only in terms of its absolute price movement, but also in terms of its risk-adjusted returns compared to the broader market. The Sharpe Ratio, which takes into account both the asset's return and its volatility, is a commonly used measure of risk-adjusted performance.
3. The CPI takes the Sharpe Ratio principle further by incorporating a time-domain normalization technique that adjusts for differences in volatility across different time periods. The cumulative parametrization ensures that the CPI considers the overall performance of the asset over a specified period of time.
4. To use the indicator, select a timeframe and set the standard deviation period (default is 20). The CPI line can be compared against various market benchmarks, including the total crypto market cap (white line), altcoins total market cap (blue line), low-cap altcoins (without ETH), and Bitcoin.
5. An upward slope of the CPI line indicates strong price performance of an asset, with a relatively high chance for the asset to continue growing faster than the market in the future. Conversely, a downward slope of the CPI line indicates weak price performance of an asset, with a relatively high chance for the asset to depreciate in price with respect to the rest of the market in the future.
6. Overall, the CPI provides a comprehensive measure of an asset's price performance, taking into account both its absolute return and its risk-adjusted return relative to the broader market. This makes it a valuable tool for investors looking to evaluate the performance of their crypto holdings and make informed decisions about buying, selling, or holding assets.
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