Payslip
What each coin actually paid its holders, per $100 held.
Counted from onchain transfers, never from promises.
* VOL paid from trading volume: organic score low or 24 h volume above 20x held value. TOP10 the ten biggest recipients got more than half of the 24 h payouts. These coins stay in the report, below the top 10 and without a rank; Filters > raw order shows them in place.
COPY an older coin on the same venue has this ticker. n/a <7d our data for the coin is younger than the window, not a zero. HOLD the field is open to holders of the token. Where a coin is linked through the venue's API, its coin page says so; every amount is checked on chain. All flags and rules in the docs.
Coin statement
The top payer of the last 24 hours, read live. Every number comes with the signatures behind it.
Reading the top payer...
Pay stub
What a wallet was paid, or what a holding would have been paid. Paid in the past, never a forecast.
Lines print here from the chain. The stub at the bottom tears off as a picture for X.
Exception report
Three things worth a look print here as slips: a coin that starts paying, a payout far above its usual size, a coin that stopped.
New payer first payout of a ranked coin.
Spike an hour paid 3x its usual and over $50.
Stopped nothing for 48 h after 3+ paying days.
Holders of the token see exceptions the moment they print, sort by 7 D and all time, filter the report and look up ten wallets at once.
Press and hold. Your wallet signs a text message, nothing is sent.Job log
How a number in the report is made. Short version; the full one is in the docs.
- paid_usd(W) = sum of what holders received in W, at the hour's price
- held_usd(t) = (supply - excluded accounts) x coin price, every full hour
- per100(W) = paid_usd(W) / mean(held_usd in W) x 100
Recompute it yourself every coin statement has an hourly CSV with signatures, received amounts, prices, supply and excluded accounts. How
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Payslip reads public payout transactions. It holds no funds, signs nothing for you and makes no forecast: every figure is what was paid in the past.