Digital asset glossary — 27 terms | Digital Asset Database

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Active Address	Data & Measurement	The number of distinct blockchain addresses that sent or received a transaction during a chosen period.
Address Clustering	Data & Measurement	Grouping blockchain addresses that appear to be controlled by the same person or company so activity can be counted per entity.
Backfill	Data & Measurement	Filling in historical data for a period that was not collected at the time, by reconstructing it after the fact.
Data Provider	Data & Measurement	A company or project that collects, cleans, and publishes digital-asset data such as prices, supply figures, and network metrics.
Dominance	Data & Measurement	One asset's market capitalization expressed as a percentage of the combined market capitalization of all assets a provider tracks.
Exchange Netflow	Data & Measurement	The value of an asset moving into exchange-labeled wallets minus the value moving out, measured over a period.
Fully Diluted Valuation	Data & Measurement	The current price multiplied by the maximum or total eventual supply, showing what the asset would be worth if every unit already existed.
Holder Revenue	Data & Measurement	The portion of a protocol's income that actually reaches token holders, through direct payments, buybacks, or burns.
Indexer	Data & Measurement	Software that reads a blockchain block by block and reorganizes its contents so applications can query them quickly.
Look-Ahead Bias	Data & Measurement	Using information in a study of the past that was not actually available at the time, which makes results look better than reality allowed.
Market Capitalization	Data & Measurement	The circulating supply of an asset multiplied by its current price, used as a rough measure of relative size.
Methodology	Data & Measurement	The documented rules a provider uses to define and calculate a metric, including what is counted and what is left out.
New Address	Data & Measurement	The count of addresses that appear on a blockchain for the first time during a given period.
Off-Chain Data	Data & Measurement	Information about digital assets that does not live on a blockchain, such as exchange trades, company disclosures, and price feeds.
On-Chain Data	Data & Measurement	Information recorded directly in a blockchain's blocks, readable by anyone who runs or queries a node.
Protocol Fees	Data & Measurement	The total amount users pay to use a blockchain or an application, before any of it is divided among the parties who receive it.
Protocol Revenue	Data & Measurement	The part of user fees a protocol keeps for itself, rather than passing on to liquidity providers, validators, or other suppliers.
Realized Capitalization	Data & Measurement	A network valuation that prices each unit at the value it last moved at, instead of pricing every unit at today's price.
Revision	Data & Measurement	A change to a previously published data point after new information arrives or a calculation is corrected.
Staking Ratio	Data & Measurement	The share of an asset's supply that is currently staked, shown as a percentage.
Supply-Side Revenue	Data & Measurement	The share of user fees that goes to the participants providing the service, such as liquidity providers, lenders, validators, or miners.
Survivorship Bias	Data & Measurement	A distortion that appears when failed or delisted assets drop out of a dataset, making the ones that remain look representative when they are not.
Take Rate	Data & Measurement	The share of the fees users pay that the protocol keeps for itself, expressed as a percentage.
Total Value Locked	Data & Measurement	The market value of the assets sitting in a protocol's smart contracts at a point in time.
Transaction Volume	Data & Measurement	The total value moved over a period, either settled on a blockchain or traded on exchanges, depending on which volume is meant.
Volume/Market-Cap Turnover	Data & Measurement	Trading volume over a period divided by market capitalization, describing how much of an asset changes hands relative to its size.
Wash Trading	Data & Measurement	Trading with yourself, or with a partner, to create the appearance of activity without any real change of ownership.

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