Reading the numbers
A short page, and the most useful one here. Every convention below is used consistently across the product, so learning them once makes every page legible.
A dash is not a zero
— means we asked and did not get an answer. It is never "none" and never "zero".
| You see | It means |
|---|---|
— | Not known. The question was asked; nothing answered it. |
unpriced | No venue would quote this. It is not worth nothing; it is worth unknown. |
not classified | We did not pay to profile this wallet. Not the same as clean. |
unmeasured | The launch could not be reconstructed. Not buyable at any score. |
0 | An actual measured zero. |
The distinction costs nothing to maintain and it is the difference between a tool you can act on and one that quietly rounds its ignorance down.
Market caps are shown in dollars, prices in full
A price like 0.0₆757 means 0.00000757. The small number is how many zeros sit between the point and the first real digit. Scientific notation (7.57e-7) is precise and unreadable at a glance, which is the wrong trade for a number you are comparing against another number.
Caps are USD. On a token still filling its curve there is no USD price from any indexer yet, so a cap there is derived from the curve itself and converted at the current SOL rate — and when that rate is stale, the cap is shown in SOL rather than made up.
Ages are approximate and they are ages
12m means twelve minutes ago. It is rendered from the timestamp at the moment the page was built, so it can be a few seconds stale on a page you have left open. Anything time-sensitive — a market cap, a position — refreshes on its own and says how old it is.
Green, amber, red
Colour carries one meaning throughout:
- Green — measured, and measured well.
- Amber — a caution, or a state that is still resolving. Not a failure.
- Red — measured badly, or an outright refusal.
- Grey — no reading.
Colour is never the only channel. Anything red also says why in words, because a colour alone is not evidence and is invisible to a good number of readers.
Every claim has its working attached
A verdict without evidence is an opinion. Where the product says a launch is bundled, coordinated, or run by a crew you have seen before, the wallets are listed and you can click them. Where it refuses to say, it says why it cannot.
If a panel ever asserts something you cannot trace, that is a bug — report it.