Coinbase, one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the America, has started sharing aggregated data in the form of three trading signals to its customers.

The three signals that Coinbase will share are: Top holder activity, typical hold time and popularity and price correlation, which are aimed to enable investors to create more informed trading strategies.

Typical hold time signal tracks the median number of days that a given asset is held before it is moved via a new transaction.

Asset popularity tracks how many users hold a given cryptocurrency.

Coinbase claims that these new insights goes beyond raw price metrics and are the first of their kind in crypto, which will allow investors to better understand user behavior.

The new services will go alongside with the traditional market data Coinbase is already providing.

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