Changelog
A running log of changes to the underlying attribution data — new categories, taxonomy updates, and coverage methodology. Numbers on this dashboard will shift when entries below land; check here first if something looks different than last time.
August 26, 2026
Geographic attribution now measures flows, not just addresses
Geographic coverage graduates from counting wallets to measuring money. Every stablecoin transfer dollar on the eight largest chains (Ethereum, Tron, Solana, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche) is now graded daily for geographic signal — $3.8T of 2026 volume so far resolves to countries or regions, expressed as country-to-country corridors. The Geography page is split into two views: Attributed Flows (monthly attributed volume, corridor flows, and an honest accounting of what can and cannot carry a geographic claim) and Unhosted Addresses (the existing 20M+ wallet-level coverage). The overview page now leads with attributed volume and a corridors snapshot.
July 15, 2026
Categories and subcategories now shown together
The Categories view now surfaces every category and subcategory as its own card, so specialties like Lending, Decentralized Exchanges, Crypto Cards, Ramps, and Unhosted Wallets are visible directly instead of being folded into a broader parent category. Each coverage number now reflects the category’s full footprint — every address labeled with it, whether as its primary classification or a secondary tag — so figures like Ramps and Financial Services better represent total labeled activity. Cards are organized into Exchanges, Payments & Financial Services, DeFi, Infrastructure, Wallets, and Risk & Compliance, with the long tail grouped under Others.
July 13, 2026
12 new categories added to Coverage view
Custody, Stablecoins, Mixers, Chains, Tokens, Smart Contracts, and several other categories that were previously grouped together now have their own dedicated cards with real coverage numbers, rather than being folded into a generic "Other" bucket.
June 29, 2026
Entity & category taxonomy refresh
The old "Infrastructure" category was a catch-all covering several very different kinds of entities. It has been split into more specific groups — Bridges, Chains, Custody, Wallets, and Oracles — so each shows up as its own distinct category instead of being bundled together. Stablecoin issuers (Tether, Circle, Paxos) also moved into their own dedicated Stablecoins category. Lending is now tracked as a specialty within DeFi and Payments rather than its own top-level category.