Peer transfer volume

Transfer volume is the gross face value of peer-to-peer token movements. Issuance to the zero address, redemption from the zero address, and equivalent issuer mint/burn operations are excluded. Average transfer size is that transfer volume divided by the transfer count over the same asset, period and chain scope.

Coverage reflects which deployments were actually observed in the period’s source provenance, not merely which the registry lists. Complete means every measurable deployment is verified per-chain with a gap-free, fresh daily series. Because legacy rows merge all chains into one daily total, a generic EVM source proves only that some EVM chain was observed — not which — so multi-chain coins read partial with their EVM legs marked “observed in aggregate, per-chain pending” (hover) until per-chain storage lands. The badge shows how many deployments have evidence (e.g. 5/6 chains); deployments without a collector are not yet measured, a stale frontier is labelled Stale, and a chain leg that recently disappeared is flagged. Missing or unobserved chains remain missing and are never converted to zero.

Rows from rolling-window APIs or rows that violate transaction-count and largest-transfer invariants are excluded. See the coverage matrix and methodology.

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