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Cardano Token Intelligence

Token Intelligence explains a Cardano native token using verified on-chain data, market metrics and curated tokenomics — not ticker-level guesswork.

Cardano native tokens are identified by a policy ID and asset name, not by a ticker. Multiple assets can share a display name, so every token report starts by resolving the canonical unit before any metric is attached to it.

You can ask for a token report inside Merkle, or from a token you hold in your wallet.

What Is Measured

  • Verified token identity: policy ID, asset name and canonical unit
  • Price and 24h / 7d / 30d movement
  • Circulating supply and total supply
  • Market capitalisation on circulating supply
  • Fully diluted valuation on total supply
  • On-chain liquidity across Cardano DEX pools
  • Holder data where it can be verified

Supply, Market Cap and FDV

Supply is the most commonly misreported token metric on Cardano because different sources define circulating supply differently. Cardano Smart AI resolves circulating supply through a deterministic order of verified sources, with on-chain mint totals as the final fallback, and marks the value as unavailable rather than guessing.

Market capitalisation is always calculated on the same circulating supply that is displayed, and fully diluted valuation on total supply, so the numbers in a report are internally consistent. Stablecoins and assets with documented supply definitions keep their own treatment.

Liquidity-Aware Reading

Liquidity is read from Cardano DEX pools and compared against the token's valuation. A token whose valuation is large relative to available on-chain liquidity is described that way, because the headline market cap alone would be misleading.

Verified data only
Missing data is reported as missing. Token Intelligence does not estimate free float, invent unlock schedules, model slippage it has not measured, or predict price.

Momentum

Price movement is interpreted across 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days together, so a short move is not described as a long trend and mixed signals are described as mixed. Momentum is context, not a forecast.

Report Structure

A token report is assembled from these sections:

  • Token Summary — the measured market and supply metrics
  • Overview — what the token is, from curated project data
  • Token Utility — what the token is actually used for
  • Value Accrual — how value reaches holders, when documented
  • Tokenomics — allocation, supply model, unlocks and emissions where verified
  • Your Holding — your position in that token, when a wallet is connected
  • AI Companion Assessment — an interpretation of the above

Sections appear only when the underlying data exists. A token with no documented value accrual gets no Value Accrual section rather than filler text.

Tokenomics Data

Allocation percentages, supply model, unlocks and emissions come from a curated registry of verified project documentation, shared with Project Intelligence. Token Intelligence renders the compact version; the full project-level view, including team, business model and ecosystem context, belongs to the project report.