Coin on-chain data
What it shows
Raw on-chain data for the project broken down by chain: active addresses, 24h transaction count, holder count, token balance and the contract address. Real evidence of network usage, independent of price.
How to read it
Compare on-chain data with price: rising active addresses, transactions and holders alongside a rising price confirm the trend with real usage. A divergence (price up, metrics down) warns of growth without fundamentals. Action: use on-chain as a quality filter, favoring projects where network adoption keeps pace with price.
Parameters
- Active addresses
- Number of unique addresses taking part in transactions: a measure of real usage.
- Positive reading: Rising with price: healthy growth grounded in real adoption.
- Negative reading: Falling while price rises; growth without usage backing, a warning divergence.
- Transactions 24h
- On-chain transaction count over the last 24h: the intensity of chain activity.
- Positive reading: High and rising: the network is alive and genuinely used.
- Neutral reading: Stable: a steady usage level without clear acceleration.
- Holder count
- How many unique owners hold the token: the breadth of the holder base.
- Positive reading: Steadily rising: the token spreads into ever more hands.
- Negative reading: Declining: holders are leaving, the base is shrinking.
- Contract address & verification
- The smart-contract address with an explorer link and a badge for whether the code is verified.
- Positive reading: A verified contract: the code is public and auditable.
- Neutral reading: Lack of verification does not prove a scam but makes code review harder.
Example
Active addresses +25% and holders +10% over a month, with a verified contract, indicates growth grounded in real adoption. If price rose while addresses and holders fell, that would be a warning divergence.