You don't need to code to read Bitcoin's on-chain data. You need three numbers.

Exchange balances: how much Bitcoin sits on exchanges right now. Falling balances usually mean people are moving coins into long-term storage.
Active addresses: how many wallets are actually being used. Rising activity tends to track real adoption, not just price hype.
Realized price: the average price paid by everyone currently holding. It's a rough line for where the market's average cost basis sits.
None of these predict tomorrow's price. They tell you what's actually happening underneath it, which is a very different thing.
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