Specifically, the network maturity metric is a composite index that monitors a blockchain network’s stage of development. The metric shows that its market age has increased by over 20%, and the address activity ratio by about 25%.
In addition, wealth distribution via inverse Gini has grown by 25%, long-term holder participation has risen by 20%, and hash rate stability has increased by 10%. The increase in these areas points to a more mature, stable, and fairly distributed network, with robust long-term stability.
Looking at the Cumulative Value Days Destroyed (CVDD), the metric is showing a bullish scenario for LTC, where the asset could rally to a $900 peak. However, if the on-chain momentum picks up speed, it might reach $1,000.
This trend often reflects investor readiness to trade or sell, as coins flow into centralized exchanges. These investors have acquired a substantial amount of LTC in anticipation of a future spike in public interest.
