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Market data

Source and verification
Owning repository
bitcoinuniverseio/stampdex (private application source)
Source path
market aggregation util, stamps market service, src20 hub map
Applicable release
continuous deployment, verify with GET /api/version
Chain and network
bitcoin / mainnet
Lifecycle
stable
Last verified
2026-09-01
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NumberMeaning
FloorThe lowest live listing price, in sats per token. No listings means no floor
ListingsReal signed listings on the StampDEX order book
VolumeTraded value over the stated window, from the source named on the row
HoldersAddresses holding the token, from the index
Mint progressMinted supply against max supply
Market capPrice times supply, from the stated source, with a sanity guard
Price changePercentage over the window, from a source or derived from recorded trades

Each figure has an order of preference, and it stops at the first source that answers. For an SRC-20 token:

FigurePreference order
FloorMarket feed floor, then market feed price, then the index price, then the StampDEX order book’s own lowest unit price
VolumeMarket feed, then the index, then StampDEX’s own recorded trades
HoldersMarket feed, then the index, then StampDEX’s own count
Market capMarket feed, then the index, then price times minted supply
Price changeMarket feed, then the index, then derived from StampDEX’s recorded price history

A zero or negative floor is treated as no answer, not as a price of zero. Supply figures are carried as strings so a large number does not lose precision on the way to your screen.

A computed market cap above the total supply of Bitcoin, 21,000,000 BTC, is reported as unknown rather than repeated. This guard exists because of a real reading: a token declaring a max supply of two to the power of sixty-four produced a reported cap of over two hundred million BTC. That is not a market cap, it is a broken input.

An aggregate is only ever summed over the rows that answered, and the coverage is stated beside it. 0.037 BTC (3/106) means three of one hundred and six tokens had a volume reading. It is not the volume of the whole board.

For stamps, an aggregate floor is a minimum over the collections that reported a positive floor, never a zero standing in for silence, and the response carries a coverage count of how many collections reported.

Charts draw recorded prices only. StampDEX does not interpolate points or fabricate a curve for a token with sparse trades. A thin market draws a thin chart, and that is the correct picture of a thin market.

Market surfaces are cached server side. The shortest are around 20 seconds and the longest a few minutes, so a number can trail a live trade by that much. See Freshness.