NVT Signal 30 compares Market Cap with the 30-day average of adjusted transfer volume. The denominator is not today’s adjusted flow but its short rolling mean, which reduces daily noise while keeping the series tied to recent changes in filtered on-chain demand.
A rising reading means valuation is expanding faster than recent adjusted transfer activity. A falling reading means adjusted flow is improving relative to market cap, or price is cooling. Within the family, this is the fastest version and is usually read alongside NVT Signal 60, 90, or raw NVT Ratio Adjusted.
The caveat is speed. The 30-day window notices regime change earlier than the longer signals, but it is also the easiest to overread during temporary swings. Short-lived fluctuations in adjusted flow can move this series before a broader market structure is established.
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