How these numbers are computed

Price. Every minute AXU reads each pool's current price and token balances directly from blockchain nodes (Uniswap, SushiSwap, PancakeSwap, Aerodrome on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain and Arbitrum; Orca on Solana). USDC is fixed at $1. Each pool gives a candidate USD price for one token, valued through the other token's known price. A candidate counts only if the side we already trust holds at least $10,000, so a thin pool of an unknown token cannot inflate itself. Candidates more than 5% from the liquidity-weighted median are marked as outliers. The price is the 24h-volume-weighted average of the remaining markets. This repeats until prices settle, so tokens several hops from USDC resolve.

Volume. Every Swap event from pools holding at least $50,000 is read from the chain and summed per hour. An asset's 24h volume is the total of its valid markets. Free public nodes keep only hours to days of logs, so some chains show partial volume until they reach 24 hours of history. See data status.

Supply and market cap. Market cap = price × circulating supply. Bitcoin's supply is computed from block height and the halving schedule. Token supply is the on-chain total on each chain, minus burn addresses. Stablecoins and fully backed tokens are marked verified. For other tokens, locked team, treasury and vesting wallets still count until the project's wallet list is verified, which is why their market cap carries an ⓘ. Fully diluted valuation uses max supply, or total supply when there is no max.

History. 1h, 24h and 7d changes and charts come from AXU's own stored prices, recorded every minute and rebuilt hourly from swap data where nodes still hold it.

Limits today. No centralised-exchange feeds yet. Solana covers Orca pools only and has no volume yet. ETH, BNB and SOL supply are estimates until we run our own nodes.