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Every figure we measure, on one wheel
Twelve families, a spoke for each figure. The bar at the end of a spoke is how far it moved in seven days. Choose any spoke to see its history with 7- and 30-day moving averages. The hub is the whole: what agents paid each day, with the same two averages.
How to read the wheel
- Numbers 1 to 12 are the families: spending, money that moved but was not spent, income, registrations, the liveness ladder, x402, bridges, who signs, security, reputation, money held, and the payment rails.
- The bar at the end of a spoke is the change over seven days on a log scale: emerald up, rust down. A dot alone means the figure does not have a week of history yet. A faded spoke is waiting on its source, and keeps its last measured value and date.
- A moving average is the mean of the last 7 or 30 daily closes. It shows the direction under the daily noise. A figure with fewer days than that says so instead of drawing a line it does not have.
- Top 10 agents puts the ten highest-ranked agents on the wheel, one sector each. There the bar is each agent's figure as a share of the highest of the ten.
Every figure carries a definition: choose a spoke, then its definition link. The same numbers are in /api/state, through the MCP server, and on the live data page.