Holder tiers

Holder tiers split the holder base by the dollar size of each position: retail from $5, small from $1k, mid from $10k and whale from $100k.

For each day the engine reports how many wallets sit in each tier and how many dollars they hold.

Exchange and other custodial wallets are left out of the tiers, because one hot wallet holding thousands of customers' tokens is not one holder; their balance is reported apart.

1. 1

   Blocktronics computes the holder tiers for the token.

2. 2

   The four tiers add up to the day's holder total; the card draws counts and dollars as stacked layers.

   holders = retail + small + mid + whale

HighShape, not data

A large whale tier holding most of the dollars: ownership is weighted to a few large positions.

LowShape, not data

Most dollars in the smaller tiers: the holder base is broad.

RisingShape, not data

A tier gaining wallets or dollars: positions of that size are growing.

FallingShape, not data

A tier losing wallets or dollars: positions of that size are shrinking or moving between tiers.

Evidence in the data, never advice

• A tier's wallets can change because the price moved positions across a boundary, not because anyone traded.
• A day whose tiers aren't trusted has no row: a gap, never zero holders.
• Until the section is connected, the card says it connects soon and what it will show; development builds draw labelled samples, never in production.