Investigations, venue profiles, and method notes that explain what the dashboard is seeing. Same product shell, no side navigation, no separate publication island.
6 pieces - 3 investigations - 3 analyses

The onchain side of one of Nigeria's biggest offramps — $165M in stablecoins, $42M in native coins, measured from the outside. A different measurement from Monica's ₦500bn company figure.

A mid-sized offramp by volume — but Azza settles about 90% of what it takes in across 11 chains, and owns 68% of all the cNGN activity in our coverage.

Grey told the market $61.4M. We mapped the wallets instead and tested all 39,403 of them — $60.29M across four chains, Personal and Business on one shared rail. On the AfriFlux Gradient the combined footprint enters at #1 among neobanks and #2 across all coverage.

Lifetime volume shows depth — but it only measures the past. We added a second axis to how we rate African stablecoin venues: momentum. It flips the read on who's actually winning the market right now.

cNGN has moved ₦163B. We measured how much of it is actually being used — and 98.5% of it turns out to be infrastructure, not adoption.

$484M, measured wallet by wallet — the first ground-truth look at Nigeria's retail stablecoin market.
Reports marked as in drafting are released with limited data sets and scale to full attribution as mapping matures.
Research should explain classified activity, not inflate market movement with raw transaction volume.