Know a token before you touch it.
Price, market cap, liquidity, activity and holders for any token on Elysium. Each number shows where it came from, and anything Noeron couldn't measure is marked as unknown.
Questions Token Intel answers
One card, the whole picture.
Noeron resolves the name to a contract first. If several tokens share a symbol, you see all of them, with look-alikes of official tokens flagged.
Price, with its source
The price comes from the pool with the deepest HYPE or stablecoin side, and Noeron names that pool. A price from a pool whose liquidity can't be measured is marked unverified.
Liquidity per pool
Liquidity is read from live pool balances, pool by pool. You can see whether a token trades in one shallow pool or several deep ones.
Market cap
Shown only when the price is verified. Market cap is the price multiplied by the total supply read from the contract.
24h activity
Swaps and volume over the last 24 hours, next to the previous 24 hours, so you can see whether activity is rising or fading.
Holders
The holder list is rebuilt from the token's full transfer history, with no third-party API. Busy tokens finish in the background and stay current afterwards.
Unknown beats wrong.
Some things can't be measured yet. Noeron tells you which ones, and why.
Unverified prices stay out of totals
Uniswap v4 pools don't expose per-pool liquidity directly. Their prices are shown, marked unverified, and never used for market cap, liquidity or portfolio values.
Stablecoin assumption stated
USD prices assume the official stablecoin is worth $1. Answers say so, so you know what the number rests on.
No pool, no price
If a token isn't traded in any indexed pool, its price is reported as unavailable, not estimated.
Reasons, not blanks
Missing values come with a short reason, such as "holder list still building" or "only trades in v4 pools".