The market snapshot

Market cards compare tokens, so they can't read one token at a time.

They read the universe snapshot: one compact row per cached token with its grade, market cap, holders, MVRV, top-10 share, supply in profit, flows, signals and 30-day sparklines.

The snapshot is built from the same stored rows as the token cards and refreshed regularly.

Sums in a row end at each panel's own last day, because panels settle on different days.

1. 1

   Each token's read becomes one row: latest values, changes over the window, 7- and 30-day sums over calendar days ending at the panel's last day, and sparks over 30 calendar days where a missing day is null.

2. 2

   The market summary adds market cap, 7-day netflow and 30-day smart money over the tokens that report each (a missing measure is left out, never zero), takes the median MVRV and weights supply in profit by market cap.

   supply in profit = Σ (market cap × share in profit) ÷ Σ market cap
3. 3

   Every market card narrows the rows by chain, market cap, ecosystem or a chosen token set first.

HighShape, not data

A large total across the tokens in scope.

LowShape, not data

A small one, or few tokens reporting the measure.

RisingShape, not data

Between snapshots, the scope's totals growing.

FallingShape, not data

Between snapshots, the totals shrinking.

Evidence in the data, never advice

• Tokens report on their own days; a few can end a day earlier than the rest, and the provenance mark says how many.
• A summed flow leaves out implausible rows, so it can differ from adding the cards up by hand.