Accrue, Daya Pro and Grey Finance are live — plus a coverage page

$137.3M

Busha, restated

previous generation recovered

$15.9M

Accrue lifetime

backfilled to March 2023

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Venues live

Accrue, Daya Pro, Grey Finance added

2

New tokens on Timon

PYUSD and BUSD

Four coverage changes this week, and a page to make the limits of all of them visible.

Three venues live

Accrue — $15,878,476 in lifetime attributed deposits across 302,629 deposits, backfilled to March 2023. Average deposit $52. Tagged not_separable: business and personal run on the same rails, so its retail figure is the size band and may include business flow.

Daya Pro — an exchange for advanced retail traders. Tagged retail_only, so the size band is off: its depositors are individuals whatever their ticket size. It had an unusually large first week in the index, which we cover in this week's recap.

Grey Finance — live on the dashboard, following the mapping we published on 11 August. Also not_separable, for the reason that piece explains: Personal and Business sweep to the same wallets, so there is no on-chain seam to cut along.

All three are backfilled to their first observed deposit rather than started from today, so week-on-week comparisons across the series stay valid.

Busha restated

Busha's lifetime figure moved from $57.4M to $137,334,689 after we recovered a previous generation of its deposit addresses — 84,600 of them, back to June 2020. That has its own note, because a discovery blind spot that halved a venue's history deserves more than a line here.

Timon now counts PYUSD and BUSD

Timon accepts deposits in PYUSD and BUSD alongside USDT and USDC, and we were only counting the latter two. Both are now included, and Timon's history has been recomputed on the wider token set.

Token coverage is per venue, not global. We count a token at a venue when we have verified the venue actually accepts it, rather than assuming every venue takes every stablecoin.

And a coverage page

There is now a coverage page that shows, for every venue and market, whether it is live, in validation, or being mapped — and how far back our mapping actually reaches.

That last part is the point. A lifetime figure means nothing without knowing when the measurement starts. Busha's history runs to June 2020; Accrue's to March 2023; Azza's to January 2025. Those are not the dates the companies launched. They are the dates our attribution can stand behind, and where the two differ, the gap is a limit of our coverage rather than a fact about the venue.

The page reads those dates from the pipeline rather than from anything anybody types, so it cannot drift out of date without the data drifting first. It also carries the deposit_split badges described in this week's note on the retail band, so you can see at a glance which venues' retail figures are qualified and why.