Investor Dashboard
Live market, staking
and treasury
overview for AZXBTC
This dashboard consolidates the main investor-facing metrics for AZXBTC, including holders, market cap, volume, treasury balance, rewards funded and staking growth.
Some metrics are estimated from public market and on-chain sources. Treasury and staking data are read directly from the live token and staking contracts.
Investor metrics
Core market and holder metrics
These are the metrics most investors look for first: holders, market cap, volume and live staking visibility.
Holders
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Estimated token holders from public explorer data.
Market Cap
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Estimated using live market price × fixed total supply.
24h Volume
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Pulled from public market data providers when available.
Token Price
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Live price from public market APIs.
Staking analytics
Rewards funded and staking growth
The dashboard shows current staking size, available reward pool and a local growth history that updates every time the page loads.
Total Staked
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Current total AZXBTC committed to the live staking contract.
Reward Pool
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Active rewards available for distribution in the staking contract.
Rewards Funded
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Current live funded rewards. If cumulative event history is not available, this uses current reward pool.
Staking Growth
This chart stores historical snapshots locally in the browser to visualize staking growth over time.
Staking summary
| Metric | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Staking growth | — | Compared with the previous local snapshot. |
| Reward / Staked | — | Current reward pool as a share of total staked. |
| Dashboard status | Live | Reading public market data and on-chain metrics. |
Treasury
Treasury and protocol balances
Treasury visibility helps investors understand operational capacity and reward sustainability.
Treasury AZXBTC
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Read from the official owner / treasury wallet.
Treasury Wallet
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Liquidity
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Estimated total pool liquidity from public market data.
Methodology
How the dashboard calculates values
This page mixes direct on-chain reads with public market data. The goal is transparency, not opaque metrics.
On-chain metrics
- Treasury balance is read from the official wallet using the token contract.
- Total staked and reward pool are read from the live staking contract.
- Rewards funded uses the current reward pool as the live funded amount.
Market metrics
- Price, volume and liquidity are pulled from public market APIs when available.
- Market cap is estimated from price × fixed total supply.
- Holder count uses public explorer-style sources when available and falls back gracefully if unavailable.