Price and market cap
The primary Market cap figure is current token price multiplied by the fixed full supply. The wire field is historically named fdvWei, but Arc values are USDC with 6 decimals—not ETH wei. The interface uses the same figure consistently in the token header and stats strip.
Circulating market cap remains a separate analytical value: price multiplied by tokens actually circulating. A zero circulating supply now produces zero circulating market cap; it no longer falls back to full supply.
Reserve versus pool liquidity
- Pre-bond
- The interface shows Curve reserve: real net USDC held by the curve. It does not estimate liquidity from market cap.
- Post-bond
- The interface shows the registered pool's actual USDC reserve as Liquidity. Token inventory is disclosed separately and excluded from that headline value.
- Virtual state
- Virtual quote and token values drive the curve price only. They are never presented as withdrawable liquidity.
Atomic snapshots and refreshes
Token name, metadata, reserve, virtual balances, configuration, graduation state, and sold supply are read at one pinned Arc block. This prevents a page refresh from combining values from different blocks while a trade is being mined.
Why 24h volume can change without a new trade
Trades, candles, and holders
Trades are decoded from on-chain TradeExecuted logs. Candle buckets include only intervals with at least one log. Holder tables reconstruct candidates from Transfer logs and verify top balances with live balanceOf calls. Known system addresses such as curve, factory, registry, graduator, and official pool are excluded from the human-holder ranking.
Public RPC limits can make historical scans temporarily unavailable. The interface reports unavailable or empty states instead of filling charts or holder tables with synthetic rows.