Welcome to the Tokenomics section. Tokenomics shapes the utility, value, and sustainability of crypto protocols. It takes into account the economics of a crypto token: issuance, attributes, distribution, supply, demand and other characteristics. In this page, we'll evaluate protocols across six remarkable tokenomic dimensions to offer insights. The tokenomics aspect of the protocols are investigated under 6 sub-categories. These sub-categories can be listed as follows:
1. Tokenomics Price Manipulation Data
Addressing price manipulation, we'll investigate defenses and attributes that prevent undue price fluctuations in tokens.
Price
Definition: This metric represents the current price of the token at the time run time.
Type: Integer
Range: [0, ∞)
Lock Up
Definition: The maximum lock up period for the time being (in months)
Type: Integer
Range: [0, ∞)
Largest Holder
Definition: The amount of the token largest holder is holding
Type: Integer
Range: [0, ∞)
2. Tokenomics Market Positioning Data
Discover a token's standing in the market and understand its unique value and competitive edge.
Market Cap
Definition: The total market cap of the token
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV)
Definition: This is the value refers to the valuation of a project if all the tokens or coins were in circulation
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Core Utility Proposition
Definition: This refers to the usage and adoption of the token or coin in relation to its core utility proposition. Currently it is set as 24-hour volume of the token.
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Competitor Analysis / Volume
Definition: This refers to the analysis of the token or coin's market position compared to its competitors (Fixed number for the time being)
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
3. Tokenomics Token Circulation Data
A look into how tokens move—distribution, spending, and burning—to assess its economic vitality.
Velocity
Definition: This refers to the frequency at which the token is being exchanged or used within the network. Higher token velocity may indicate higher circulation and demand.
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Volume
Definition: This refers to the 24 hours volume of the token on tracked exchanges
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Top 5 Concentration
Definition: This refers to the distribution of tokens among the top 5 holders. Higher concentration among a few large holders may indicate lower circulation and liquidity.
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Number of Token Holders
Definition: The total number of token holders.
Type: Integer
Range: [0, ∞)
4. Tokenomics Value Stability Data
Unveiling mechanisms that grant tokens stability, ensuring consistent value amidst market changes.
Daily Volatility
Definition: This refers to the degree of price fluctuation of the token over a 24 hours period. Higher volatility indicates higher risk of price instability.
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Daily Correlation
Definition: This refers to the degree to which the token price is correlated with other tokens or cryptocurrencies. High correlation may indicate higher risk of price instability due to market-wide movements.
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Price Support Mechanisms
Definition: Number of price support mechanisms to avoid large price swings. These include buybacks, burns, price floors and other definable mechanisms.
Type: Integer
Range: [0, ∞)
Token Metrics
Definition: Quantitative measures of the token performance that are used to assess the stability of the token price. Examples of such metrics include the market capitalization, the price-to-earnings ratio, and the price-to-book ratio.
Type: Integer
Range: [0, ∞)
5. Tokenomics Liquidity Risk Data
Highlighting the importance of liquidity, we'll analyze how easily a token can be traded without drastic price alterations.
Total Supply
Definition: This refers to the total supply of tokens in circulation. A higher token supply may lead to lower liquidity and higher price volatility.
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Volume
Definition: This refers to the 24 hours volume of the token on tracked exchanges
Type: Float
Range: [0, ∞)
Listings
Definition: This refers to the number and quality of exchanges that list the token. A higher number of reputable exchanges may indicate higher liquidity and a lower risk of price volatility.
Type: Integer
Range: [0, ∞)
Depth
Definition: This refers to the depth of the order book on exchanges for the token. A deeper order book may indicate higher liquidity and a lower risk of price volatility. Currently a fixed number (Might be omitted in the future)
Type: Integer
Range: [0, ∞)
6. Tokenomics Token Distribution Data
Delving into how tokens are allocated and distributed, from initial offerings to long-term vesting, revealing its fairness and decentralization aspects.
Token Distribution
Definition: The mapping of the protocol token distribution. The keys (distribution) of the map are:
community
treasury
team
investors
and the values are how much token is allocated for that key. For example how much percentage of the total supply is allocated to the investors.
Type: map[string] float
Range: [0, 100]
Tokenomics Score
The overall tokenomics score is calculated based on the all of listed subcategories.
