Protocol analytics

The Analytics page shows how the whole platform is doing, not any individual token. It is public, needs no wallet, and updates live as launches and trades land.

All-time

Metric	What it counts
Tokens launched	Tokens actually deployed on-chain. Records for launches that never confirmed are excluded.
Total volume	The USD value of every completed trade, ever.
Trades	The number of completed trades, ever.
Graduated	Tokens whose curve sold out and moved to a Uniswap pool.

Last 24 hours

The same shape, for the last day: Volume 24h, Launches 24h, Trades 24h, and Active wallets 24h, which counts distinct wallets that traded at least once in that window.

24h share of all-time

Three bars showing the last day as a percentage of all time, for volume, trades and new tokens. A quick read on whether activity is accelerating or cooling: if the 24-hour share is large relative to how long the platform has existed, things are heating up.

Protocol volume

A daily volume series, plotted from the same indexed trade data as the totals above. A young platform will show a short series, which is not an error.

The other public data pages

Analytics covers activity. Two more pages follow the money:

• Fees. Every fee event as it happens, with a link to each transaction: trade fees, graduation fees, burns and creator claims, plus all-time platform earnings, creator payouts and tokens burned.
• Burns. Supply destroyed forever, with a per-token leaderboard and a live feed.

How to read these numbers

Everything here comes from trades recorded on-chain and indexed by Moltion. That means:

• Figures can lag slightly behind the chain during heavy activity.
• Volume is counted in USD at the time of each trade, so it is not adjusted for later price movement.
• "Tokens launched" counts launches, not survivors. Most launched tokens end up worthless, so a high number here is a measure of activity, not of health.
• "Graduated" counts curves that sold out. It says nothing about what happened to those tokens afterwards.