Data questions
Which blockchains does ReserveBeat measure supply on?
ReserveBeat reads token supply directly from the chains it has ingested, and the table below lists them along with the source tiers observed for the tokens on each one. A chain that does not appear here is not measured, and no supply figure is inferred for it.
The answer, from the board
| Chain | Supply source tiers observed |
|---|---|
| ethereum | ETH_CALL, STORAGE_PROVEN |
The tier column reports how each token's most recent supply reading was obtained on that chain, not a rating of the chain itself. A token deployed on a chain ReserveBeat has not ingested contributes nothing to any supply figure on this site, and that omission is stated rather than estimated.
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