Data freshness
How far each panel has settled: fresh through the last full UTC day, lagging by the days it is behind, or missing.
Stored days. Each of DEGEN's panels with the days it has stored, up to the current UTC day (31 Oct).
The real card
Data freshness, live on DEGEN. Switch to any cached token.
Data freshness
Holders, Cost basis, DEX netflow, Smart money, Concentration, Volume, Supply profitability and Daily realized PnL are behind (from 23 Oct); the rest have settled through 29 Oct. Days are UTC
| Panel | Settled through | Window | Null days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade | 30 Oct, 20:57 UTC | Latest grading | |
| Holders | 29 Oct· 1 day behind | 59 days | None |
| Cost basis | 24 Oct· 6 days behind | 54 days | None |
| DEX netflow | 29 Oct· 1 day behind | 59 days | None |
| Smart money | 29 Oct· 1 day behind | 59 days | None |
| Concentration | 29 Oct· 1 day behind | 59 days | None |
| Volume | 29 Oct· 1 day behind | 59 days | None |
| Supply profitability | 24 Oct· 6 days behind | 54 days | None |
| Daily realized PnL | 23 Oct· 7 days behind | 53 days | None |
| Today | Nothing yet | No swaps yet today (UTC). | |
| Today, smart money | Nothing yet | No smart money trades yet today (UTC). |
A fresh read brings DEGEN current It takes the base read and concentration, cost basis series, daily realized PnL, tier distribution, supply profitability.
What it is
Every card carries a small mark with the day its numbers run through. Hover it for where the numbers come from and how fresh they are.
A panel is fresh when it has settled through the last full UTC day, lagging when it stops earlier (by that many days), and missing when nothing is stored.
A card is as fresh as its stalest panel.
The terminal's freshness panel lists every panel with its days, the gaps inside them, and figures that can't be right (an obviously mispriced row).
What goes into it
- 1
Lag counts full UTC days between the last settled day and yesterday.
lag = (today − 1) − last settled day, in days; fresh when 0 - 2
Realized PnL and profitability leave quiet days out rather than zeroing them, so a lag there can be quiet days, not a late build.
- 3
Per token, the freshness panel computes every panel's state, its gaps and anomalies with the same rule.
How to read it
- High
- Fresh: settled through yesterday (UTC).
- Low
- Missing: nothing stored for that panel.
- Rising
- A lagging panel catching up.
- Falling
- A panel falling behind: the token's next build is late, or the panel skips quiet days.
Evidence in the data, never advice
Common pitfalls
- Fresh means settled through yesterday; today's figures are always partial.
- A gap inside a panel (a null day) is different from a lag at its end.
Cards that show it
Drawn on DEGEN; open one on its page
Related
- 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 BlocktronicsThe market snapshotOne summary row per cached token, rebuilt from stored rows, that every market card, the Blockscreener and the MCP read.
- 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.
Every figure on this page comes from Blocktronics' stored, public reads. It describes what the data shows; it is not advice.