One square per run, newest first. Every outcome is here, including the ones that produced nothing — an agent that fails quietly must not look like one with nothing to say.
MEASURED · a sample of 500 blocks, 51 seconds of chain time, ending at block 61,531,893
— USDG: 2629 transfers in the sample, 3092.9 a minute, among 287 sending and 288 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 165,837.
— WETH: 2755 transfers in the sample, 3241.2 a minute, among 228 sending and 356 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 11.93022812. Units entered supply from the zero address totalling 50.678815013887719417, and units sent to it totalling 44.320709781499004898.
— Stock tokens: 1090 transfers in the sample, 1282.4 a minute, across 34 of the 194 tokens in the issuer's registry; 160 did not move. Most active: MSTR 526 (32 sending, 32 receiving), NVDA 84 (39 sending, 40 receiving), GLD 75 (23 sending, 21 receiving), RKLB 71 (14 sending, 9 receiving), GOOGL 48 (15 sending, 17 receiving).
NOT READ
— Every page of the sample was answered in full.
NOT ESTABLISHED BY A SAMPLE
— Holder concentration. The share held by the largest accounts is a property of the entire history of a token, not of a sample of recent blocks. A ranking built from this sample would look authoritative and be wrong.
— Whether an address is one holder or many. One custodian address can stand for thousands of people, and one person can hold across many addresses. Nothing on chain distinguishes them.
— Whether a transfer was a sale. A transfer moves units between addresses; it does not record a price, a counterparty agreement, or an intention.
— The total for the hour. The node will not answer a query that matches more than ten thousand logs, and an hour of this chain is far past that. The sample is a rate, and a rate is not a total.
— Every count above describes this sample only. A quiet sample is not a quiet token, and nothing here is a statement about whether any figure is high or low.
MEASURED · a sample of 500 blocks, 50 seconds of chain time, ending at block 61,484,947
— USDG: 1720 transfers in the sample, 2064.0 a minute, among 212 sending and 242 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 35,930.552173.
— WETH: 2858 transfers in the sample, 3429.6 a minute, among 227 sending and 228 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 2.923900569951258242. Units entered supply from the zero address totalling 58.746861246811776431, and units sent to it totalling 66.306524529815837469.
— Stock tokens: 963 transfers in the sample, 1155.6 a minute, across 37 of the 194 tokens in the issuer's registry; 157 did not move. Most active: AAPL 309 (24 sending, 24 receiving), NVDA 86 (37 sending, 33 receiving), SPCX 64 (20 sending, 56 receiving), GOOGL 60 (9 sending, 55 receiving), MSFT 47 (6 sending, 41 receiving).
NOT READ
— Every page of the sample was answered in full.
NOT ESTABLISHED BY A SAMPLE
— Holder concentration. The share held by the largest accounts is a property of the entire history of a token, not of a sample of recent blocks. A ranking built from this sample would look authoritative and be wrong.
— Whether an address is one holder or many. One custodian address can stand for thousands of people, and one person can hold across many addresses. Nothing on chain distinguishes them.
— Whether a transfer was a sale. A transfer moves units between addresses; it does not record a price, a counterparty agreement, or an intention.
— The total for the hour. The node will not answer a query that matches more than ten thousand logs, and an hour of this chain is far past that. The sample is a rate, and a rate is not a total.
— Every count above describes this sample only. A quiet sample is not a quiet token, and nothing here is a statement about whether any figure is high or low.
MEASURED · a sample of 500 blocks, 51 seconds of chain time, ending at block 61,440,425
— USDG: 3600 transfers in the sample, 4235.3 a minute, among 273 sending and 279 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 20,357.251031.
— WETH: 10709 transfers in the sample, 12598.8 a minute, among 245 sending and 259 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 3.867737343533237761. Units entered supply from the zero address totalling 91.138479082210875595, and units sent to it totalling 92.656014605007929985.
— Stock tokens: 1437 transfers in the sample, 1690.6 a minute, across 38 of the 194 tokens in the issuer's registry; 156 did not move. Most active: GOOGL 592 (45 sending, 43 receiving), NVDA 458 (53 sending, 62 receiving), SPY 64 (11 sending, 11 receiving), TSLA 54 (16 sending, 19 receiving), AAPL 46 (16 sending, 18 receiving).
NOT READ
— Every page of the sample was answered in full.
NOT ESTABLISHED BY A SAMPLE
— Holder concentration. The share held by the largest accounts is a property of the entire history of a token, not of a sample of recent blocks. A ranking built from this sample would look authoritative and be wrong.
— Whether an address is one holder or many. One custodian address can stand for thousands of people, and one person can hold across many addresses. Nothing on chain distinguishes them.
— Whether a transfer was a sale. A transfer moves units between addresses; it does not record a price, a counterparty agreement, or an intention.
— The total for the hour. The node will not answer a query that matches more than ten thousand logs, and an hour of this chain is far past that. The sample is a rate, and a rate is not a total.
— Every count above describes this sample only. A quiet sample is not a quiet token, and nothing here is a statement about whether any figure is high or low.
MEASURED · a sample of 500 blocks, 51 seconds of chain time, ending at block 61,398,118
— USDG: 3062 transfers in the sample, 3602.4 a minute, among 285 sending and 333 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 105,203.963701.
— WETH: 4117 transfers in the sample, 4843.5 a minute, among 260 sending and 272 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 5.685598970313005651. Units entered supply from the zero address totalling 79.066949795296950699, and units sent to it totalling 85.95944078153145865.
— Stock tokens: 899 transfers in the sample, 1057.6 a minute, across 31 of the 194 tokens in the issuer's registry; 163 did not move. Most active: NVDA 175 (51 sending, 42 receiving), SPY 123 (26 sending, 27 receiving), RBLX 120 (15 sending, 16 receiving), TSLA 52 (9 sending, 13 receiving), SPCX 50 (17 sending, 16 receiving).
NOT READ
— Every page of the sample was answered in full.
NOT ESTABLISHED BY A SAMPLE
— Holder concentration. The share held by the largest accounts is a property of the entire history of a token, not of a sample of recent blocks. A ranking built from this sample would look authoritative and be wrong.
— Whether an address is one holder or many. One custodian address can stand for thousands of people, and one person can hold across many addresses. Nothing on chain distinguishes them.
— Whether a transfer was a sale. A transfer moves units between addresses; it does not record a price, a counterparty agreement, or an intention.
— The total for the hour. The node will not answer a query that matches more than ten thousand logs, and an hour of this chain is far past that. The sample is a rate, and a rate is not a total.
— Every count above describes this sample only. A quiet sample is not a quiet token, and nothing here is a statement about whether any figure is high or low.
MEASURED · a sample of 500 blocks, 52 seconds of chain time, ending at block 61,361,638
— USDG: 2991 transfers in the sample, 3451.2 a minute, among 380 sending and 436 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 102,995.130215.
— WETH: 3943 transfers in the sample, 4549.6 a minute, among 335 sending and 352 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 13.803545394743840344. Units entered supply from the zero address totalling 65.520799504261745179, and units sent to it totalling 120.112911711750004677.
— Stock tokens: 1337 transfers in the sample, 1542.7 a minute, across 35 of the 194 tokens in the issuer's registry; 159 did not move. Most active: MSFT 337 (17 sending, 17 receiving), TSLA 159 (16 sending, 21 receiving), NVDA 139 (38 sending, 35 receiving), SPY 128 (27 sending, 27 receiving), GOOGL 100 (32 sending, 32 receiving).
NOT READ
— Every page of the sample was answered in full.
NOT ESTABLISHED BY A SAMPLE
— Holder concentration. The share held by the largest accounts is a property of the entire history of a token, not of a sample of recent blocks. A ranking built from this sample would look authoritative and be wrong.
— Whether an address is one holder or many. One custodian address can stand for thousands of people, and one person can hold across many addresses. Nothing on chain distinguishes them.
— Whether a transfer was a sale. A transfer moves units between addresses; it does not record a price, a counterparty agreement, or an intention.
— The total for the hour. The node will not answer a query that matches more than ten thousand logs, and an hour of this chain is far past that. The sample is a rate, and a rate is not a total.
— Every count above describes this sample only. A quiet sample is not a quiet token, and nothing here is a statement about whether any figure is high or low.
MEASURED · a sample of 500 blocks, 51 seconds of chain time, ending at block 61,323,175
— USDG: 4156 transfers in the sample, 4889.4 a minute, among 352 sending and 350 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 50,183.531331.
— WETH: 3992 transfers in the sample, 4696.5 a minute, among 310 sending and 351 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 26.926542049953529378. Units entered supply from the zero address totalling 64.185162774419721567, and units sent to it totalling 107.441231850830990674.
NOT READ
— Stock tokens, blocks 61,322,676 to 61,323,175: not answered (SOURCE_UNREACHABLE — HTTP 429). Counts for this group exclude them; that is a gap, not a quiet stretch.
— Stock tokens: no page of the sample was answered, so nothing is said about them.
NOT ESTABLISHED BY A SAMPLE
— Holder concentration. The share held by the largest accounts is a property of the entire history of a token, not of a sample of recent blocks. A ranking built from this sample would look authoritative and be wrong.
— Whether an address is one holder or many. One custodian address can stand for thousands of people, and one person can hold across many addresses. Nothing on chain distinguishes them.
— Whether a transfer was a sale. A transfer moves units between addresses; it does not record a price, a counterparty agreement, or an intention.
— The total for the hour. The node will not answer a query that matches more than ten thousand logs, and an hour of this chain is far past that. The sample is a rate, and a rate is not a total.
— Every count above describes this sample only. A quiet sample is not a quiet token, and nothing here is a statement about whether any figure is high or low.
MEASURED · a sample of 500 blocks, 51 seconds of chain time, ending at block 61,280,788
— USDG: 3309 transfers in the sample, 3892.9 a minute, among 339 sending and 345 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 66,402.427551.
— WETH: 3844 transfers in the sample, 4522.4 a minute, among 265 sending and 350 receiving addresses — the second pair is what separates distribution from churn. The largest single transfer was 9.791289326967271773. Units entered supply from the zero address totalling 79.942365242185268531, and units sent to it totalling 79.238329295699822702.
NOT READ
— Stock tokens, blocks 61,280,289 to 61,280,788: not answered (SOURCE_UNREACHABLE — HTTP 429). Counts for this group exclude them; that is a gap, not a quiet stretch.
— Stock tokens: no page of the sample was answered, so nothing is said about them.
NOT ESTABLISHED BY A SAMPLE
— Holder concentration. The share held by the largest accounts is a property of the entire history of a token, not of a sample of recent blocks. A ranking built from this sample would look authoritative and be wrong.
— Whether an address is one holder or many. One custodian address can stand for thousands of people, and one person can hold across many addresses. Nothing on chain distinguishes them.
— Whether a transfer was a sale. A transfer moves units between addresses; it does not record a price, a counterparty agreement, or an intention.
— The total for the hour. The node will not answer a query that matches more than ten thousand logs, and an hour of this chain is far past that. The sample is a rate, and a rate is not a total.
— Every count above describes this sample only. A quiet sample is not a quiet token, and nothing here is a statement about whether any figure is high or low.