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The anatomy of a token, explained
Every number on Blocktronics: what it means and how to read it, built step by step on live tokens
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Seven chapters, each a constellation of its topics. Hover one to light it
Explore by token
Pick a token and every topic shows its live value on it. Learning starts from a real token.
Holders6
Who holds the token, in what size, and how much the largest holders control.
- HoldersActive holdersWallets holding at least $5 of the token, counted daily. Exchange and other infrastructure wallets are left out.
- HoldersHolder cohorts: shrimp to whaleWallets in four exclusive size bands: shrimp $5–1k, lobster $1k–10k, dolphin $10k–100k and whale $100k+.
- HoldersSupply concentration and top-10 shareShare of supply held by the 10, 50 and 100 largest holders. Exchange and other infrastructure wallets are left out.
- HoldersHolder tiersWallets in each position-size tier, retail to whale, and the dollars each tier holds, per day.
- HoldersRetention and churnHolders who arrived and who left each day, against the holder total.
- HoldersWhale flowTokens moving into and out of wallets holding a large share of supply, and wallets crossing that line.
Cost basis & profit9
What holders paid against what they hold now, and what sellers lock in.
- Cost basis & profitHolder value vs cost basisWhat current holders' tokens are worth against what those holders paid for them. The gap is their unrealised profit or loss.
- Cost basis & profitRealized cap (cost basis)The total that current holders paid for the tokens they hold, in dollars: the holder base's aggregate cost basis.
- Cost basis & profitMVRVHolder value divided by cost basis. Above 1 the average holder is in profit; below 1, at a loss.
- Cost basis & profitSupply in profitThe share of held supply acquired below the day's price. The rest was acquired above it and sits at a loss.
- Cost basis & profitSellers' realized PnLWhat sellers locked in each day: realized profit above the line, realized loss below, in dollars.
- Cost basis & profitProfit-taking and loss-takingWaves of sellers locking in gains or losses, measured against the token's own usual day of realized PnL.
- Cost basis & profitTop walletsThe ten wallets with the most realized profit and the ten with the most realized loss, with ROI.
- Cost basis & profitPnL snapshotRealized price against price, holders by ROI band, whale PnL and the price bands where holders break even.
- Cost basis & profitMarket cap history (tracked value)The daily USD value of tracked holdings: the holder tiers plus exchange-held balances, at that day's price.
Flows7
Money moving through the token's DEX pools, day by day and hour by hour.
- FlowsDEX netflowDollars bought minus dollars sold through the token's DEX pools, per day. Positive is net buying, negative net selling.
- FlowsBuying and selling volumeDollars traded through the token's DEX pools each day, split into purchases and sales, with how many swaps made them.
- FlowsToday, by hourThe current UTC day, hour by hour, up to the last read: net flow, buying and selling, for everyone or for smart money.
- FlowsLarge movesMoves unusually large for this token in the last 30 days, classified by where they went.
- FlowsCEX flow by exchangeToken flow to and from named exchange wallets: the net, and the gross inflow and outflow behind it.
- FlowsDEX venue splitDaily traded volume per DEX venue, and each venue's share of the window.
- FlowsPeriod progressionWeek over week and month over month: flow rhythm, volume-to-netflow correlation, extreme days and the profit-to-loss skew.
Smart money2
What the wallets Blocktronics flags as proven are doing with the token.
- Smart moneySmart money netflowNet buying by the wallets Blocktronics flags as proven smart money, in dollars per day: accumulating above zero, distributing below.
- Smart moneyFlagged wallets and their holdingsHow many flagged smart-money wallets hold the token, and what their holdings are worth in dollars.
The grade9
The A to E structure grade, its composite and the six pillars behind it.
- The gradeThe Blocktronics gradeAn A to E badge for structural fragility: how safely a position can be held and exited. Not a view on where price is going.
- The gradeGrade pillar: depthLiquidity depth: how many dollars move the price 1%, against the depth typical for a token of this size.
- The gradeGrade pillar: concentrationOwnership concentration: the top-10 share and its trend, with a note on any proven smart money among the top 10.
- The gradeGrade pillar: holdersThe holder base: retention, churn and growth of holders over 30 days.
- The gradeGrade pillar: flowCapital flow: 30-day net flow as a share of market cap, and the share of days that were net buying.
- The gradeGrade pillar: economicsHolder economics: MVRV and the share of supply in profit, each against the fleet.
- The gradeGrade pillar: launchLaunch integrity: coordinated launch buying (bundles) and how much of that supply is still held against the depth.
- The gradeLiquidity depth (D1%)The dollars of trading that move the price 1%, against tokens of the same size.
- The gradeLaunch bundlesCoordinated launch buying, and how much is still held: supply bundled, what remains, and that overhang against liquidity.
Signals13
Fixed rules over the public panels, and how their evidence is weighed.
- SignalsHow signal rules workFixed, hand-set rules over the public panels. Each fires with a set direction and the exact numbers behind it. Not advice.
- SignalsBull and bear evidenceFired rules weighed bull against bear, each family capped, into one line such as "Buyers have a slight edge".
- SignalsBlocktronics read: Bullish, Constructive, Monitoring, Cautious, BearishOne word for a token's fired signals, from fixed rules: Bullish, Constructive, Monitoring, Cautious or Bearish.
- SignalsSignal family: price vs cost basisRules on price against what holders paid: MVRV under or over 1, its trend, crossings, touches of the cost line.Fires on 180 of 234 tokens now
- SignalsSignal family: profitabilityRules on the share of supply in profit: almost none (exhaustion), almost all (saturation), and the majority flipping.Fires on 118 of 234 tokens now
- SignalsSignal family: realized flowRules on what sellers locked in: profit-taking waves, loss-taking waves, and a capitulation that has passed.Fires on 90 of 234 tokens now
- SignalsSignal family: ownership migrationRules on who holds: whales against shrimp, the holder base growing or shrinking, the top-10 share moving.Fires on 174 of 234 tokens now
- SignalsSignal family: flow and venueRules on DEX flows: streaks, steady buying or selling over a month, size against the crowd, swap counts and today's bursts.Fires on 101 of 234 tokens now
- SignalsSignal family: smart moneyRules on the flagged smart-money wallets: buying or selling streaks, a month of accumulation or distribution, and turns.Fires on 124 of 234 tokens now
- SignalsSignal family: cross-tokenRules that place a token among its own chain: flows against the chain's median, holder growth in its top or bottom tenth.Fires on 74 of 234 tokens now
- SignalsThe OutlookHow comparable setups played out over 7, 30 and 90 days: the share that ended higher and the spread of moves. Not a promise.
- SignalsThe Blocktronics engine readoutThe engine's own reading: market state, fired triggers with peer history against the base rate, relations and watch conditions.
- SignalsFleet direction rankWhere the token ranks among its chain's tokens at 7, 14 and 30 days: an ordering, not a chance of rising.
Using Blocktronics9
The ideas every card leans on: the fleet, settled days, freshness, credits.
- Using BlocktronicsMarket capThe token's market cap in dollars: its circulating supply at the current price, read live. A token on several chains has one.
- Using BlocktronicsFleet median and middle halfWhere a token sits among every token Blocktronics covers: the median is the middle token, the middle half spans the 25th to 75th.
- Using BlocktronicsCalendar viewsDays as a grid of squares, coloured by size and sign: deeper colour for bigger days, in four steps either way.
- Using BlocktronicsSettled day vs intradayA settled day is a finished UTC day stored for good. Intraday is the current UTC day so far, partial until it ends.
- Using BlocktronicsData freshnessHow far each panel has settled: fresh through the last full UTC day, lagging by the days it is behind, or missing.
- Using BlocktronicsThe market snapshotOne summary row per cached token, rebuilt from stored rows, that every market card, the Blockscreener and the MCP read.
- Using BlocktronicsOne token on several chainsA token on Ethereum and Base is one token here: holders merged across chains, each chain's flows stacked, one page and one charge.
- Using BlocktronicsCreditsCovered tokens and the signal feed are free; a new-token scan is priced by the token's age and size, the rest flat: an API or MCP pull 2.
- Using BlocktronicsBlocktronics in Telegram@BlocktronicsBot answers in Telegram with a token's card, today's market and your alerts, each a picture first.
Every figure here comes from Blocktronics' stored, public reads. The pages describe what the data shows; none of it is advice