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The Family and the numbers

Beside every film is the coin's Family, its holders ranked by how they've held. Coins without a film get a case file with their numbers instead.

The numbers by the film

The card over the film (under it on a phone) carries the coin's market cap, its price in SOL, the room it's in and the size of its Family. The thin bar is the launch curve: full means the coin has graduated. The contract address is one tap away in the header (CA), next to Share.

The Family

The Family is every wallet holding at least 0.01% of the coin's supply, except the creator and the plants. It's ranked by a score: the smallest bag a wallet has held, times how long it has held it without breaking ranks. Buying more doesn't raise your score until you've held it; selling down lowers your smallest bag for good.

The Family's ranksUnderboss1 at most · smallest bag ≥ 1% of supplyCapoup to 4 · smallest bag ≥ 0.5%Soldiersmallest bag ≥ 0.1%Associateeveryone else in the Family (≥ 0.01%)Ordered by score = smallest bag held × seconds held without breaking ranks. Ranks are status. They pay nothing.
The Family's ranks
The Family, the plants and the rats.
The Family, the plants and the rats.
  1. Rank (status only)
  2. Plants: bought in the launch's first slot
  3. Rats: sold more than half at once

Plants

A plant is a wallet (not the creator's) that bought in the same moment the coin launched, in its first slot. Fast, prepared buyers: often bots, sometimes the creator's own friends. They're counted but never ranked.

Rats

A rat is a holder who sold more than half their bag in one go. Their name is struck through and their holding clock starts again from zero.

Case files: coins with no film

Every coin on the Count has a page, even without a film. Instead of the Picture you get its case file: why there's no film, where it trades, and its numbers from Jupiter's token data, refreshed every 15 seconds.

A case file for a coin Mob didn't see launch.
A case file for a coin Mob didn't see launch.
  1. Not on film, and why
  2. The numbers that matter
  3. The Numbers: 5 min, 1 hour, 24 hours
The NumbersWhat it is
VolumeDollars traded over the last 5 minutes, 1 hour and 24 hours.
PriceHow the price moved over each of those windows.
TradersHow many distinct wallets traded in each window.
LiquidityHow much is in the coin's pools to trade against. Low liquidity means a small trade moves the price a lot.
HoldersWallets holding the coin.
LaunchpadWhere it launched, and whether it has graduated (or how far along its curve it is).

There are no Family ranks on a case file: ranks need every trade since launch, and Mob only has those for coins it watched open.