Jettons Ranking
In the last article it was supposed to enter the address of the master contract, but in general how are Tokens available in the TON network and how can they be compared?
It is convenient to compare large companies and blockchains by capitalization - the market price reflects the asset well, since it is located in a large and competitive market, which means the laws of supply and demand work well = capitalization reflects the state of affairs.
But for such high-risk assets as Jettons, utility comes to the fore. Since it answers the question - why is this necessary at all? What does this number in the jetton wallet give? What are the use cases?
The first approach to assessing the utility of Jettons may be the presence of transactions with it, everything is simple - if the token is used in an exchange, there is a demand for it.
But where there is demand, there is also supply, so it is also important to take into account the distribution of the Jetton supply among wallets - so that two wallets do not create a million transactions between themselves, increasing the volumes.
To start your own research, we have put together a dashboard:
https://tonlearn.tools/#/jetton-dash
It includes Jettons that are recognized by the Tonkeeper wallet and have a sufficient number of transactions to be considered. Transactions are divided into periods:
▶️ in 30 days
▶️ in 7 days
▶️ and for the current day
Click on the lines with Jetton and you will see the distribution of the token among the top 20 wallet owners.
Of course, this is only the first step, it is important, for example, to look for wallets that generate transactions in dex pools, relationships, etc., but the main thing here is to start...
In the last article it was supposed to enter the address of the master contract, but in general how are Tokens available in the TON network and how can they be compared?
It is convenient to compare large companies and blockchains by capitalization - the market price reflects the asset well, since it is located in a large and competitive market, which means the laws of supply and demand work well = capitalization reflects the state of affairs.
But for such high-risk assets as Jettons, utility comes to the fore. Since it answers the question - why is this necessary at all? What does this number in the jetton wallet give? What are the use cases?
The first approach to assessing the utility of Jettons may be the presence of transactions with it, everything is simple - if the token is used in an exchange, there is a demand for it.
But where there is demand, there is also supply, so it is also important to take into account the distribution of the Jetton supply among wallets - so that two wallets do not create a million transactions between themselves, increasing the volumes.
To start your own research, we have put together a dashboard:
https://tonlearn.tools/#/jetton-dash
It includes Jettons that are recognized by the Tonkeeper wallet and have a sufficient number of transactions to be considered. Transactions are divided into periods:
▶️ in 30 days
▶️ in 7 days
▶️ and for the current day
Click on the lines with Jetton and you will see the distribution of the token among the top 20 wallet owners.
Of course, this is only the first step, it is important, for example, to look for wallets that generate transactions in dex pools, relationships, etc., but the main thing here is to start...