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Product updates

What we shipped.

New products, new data, new coverage. The measurements themselves live in the Intelligence Feed — this is the record of what we built to produce them.

  1. Product

    Sharper watchlist alerts

    Alerts now compare this week with last week, so they flag a venue that is actually moving, once, instead of every day it stays moved. Each quarter gets one alert when it closes. Rank alerts name the venue that was passed, and a new venue joining the list no longer moves everyone else. Small moves on thin activity stay quiet, and business-only venues such as Flutterwave can now be watched with alerts on their business flow.

  2. API

    A clearer developer dashboard

    See every request your keys make, with a plain-English reason when one fails, and export it as CSV. The dashboard now shows each API you can call, your current limits, and how long your credits will last at today's pace, and it emails you before they run low. Every purchase has a printable receipt.

  3. API

    Wallet Labels API, rebuilt

    You now pay only for answers — an address we don't label costs nothing. Every match comes back with when we first and last saw the wallet and the evidence behind the label, and a free coverage endpoint shows which venues and chains we label before you spend a credit.

  4. Coverage

    Hisa, and a new Savings & Investments category

    Hisa — a Nigerian and Kenyan app for stocks, ETFs and dollar savings — is the first venue in a new Savings & Investments category, measured across BSC, Ethereum and Polygon.

  5. Coverage

    October coverage: Divest, two rand stablecoins and TON

    Divest, a Nigerian crypto-to-cash offramp, joins with $82.9M across BSC and Ethereum. ZARU and ZARSC, two South African rand stablecoins, join the stablecoin hub. And Quidax's and Spenda's TON rails are now counted — $7.7M of USDT we had measured but not yet published.

  6. Product

    Newsletter archive and a research RSS feed

    Every past issue of the newsletter is now on the site to read, and research articles have their own RSS feed, so new pieces land in your reader as they're published.