Understanding the data
Sources, definitions and coverage
Use StatsBin measurements with their source, timestamp and coverage. Start with LUNC stats, then follow each metric to its detailed view.
Freshness and failure states
Pages use cached chain and market snapshots to reduce repeated upstream requests. A retrieval timestamp is not always the time of every underlying observation. Stale values describe the last available snapshot; unavailable values do not mean zero. Individual sections can have different refresh times. Consult their displayed status and source notes before comparing measurements.
StatsBin indexed chain history
StatsBin stores a growing bounded range of blocks from two agreeing public RPC sources. The history page shows the exact stored range, gaps, source observations and lag. Burn-address transfers and recent transfer participants describe only decoded events in that coverage. Recent burn evidence separates explicit bank messages, fee-collector origin and unclassified transfers under reproducible parser versions. This is movement provenance; complete tax/module destruction accounting, balances and lifetime totals require additional verified datasets.
Inspect the data →Supply and units
Chain balances use integer micro-denominations: 1 LUNC equals 1,000,000 uluna and 1 USTC equals 1,000,000 uusd. Total supply comes from the Terra Classic bank module. StatsBin's LUNC circulating estimate subtracts both bonded and not-bonded staking-pool tokens from total supply, floored at zero. It does not separately subtract the community pool; other providers may use different exclusions. The current USTC service uses total supply without separate circulating exclusions. Display rounding is separate from transaction accounting.
Inspect the data →Staking and validators
Staking ratio compares the staked amount with total supply. Validator voting power, active status and jailed status answer different questions. Signing-window misses are not a lifetime uptime record. Estimated APR varies with network conditions and validator commission; it is not a guaranteed return.
Inspect the data →Burn evidence
A confirmed burn requires chain evidence and the expected destination or burn operation. A supply change alone does not establish a sender or transaction. Binance and WEEX views cover their named sources and documented history. Announcements are distinct from confirmed transfers. A memo is public and copyable, so it cannot by itself prove ownership.
Inspect the data →Activity and history
Activity is measured within the selected statistics window. Incomplete transaction and fee scans can omit events; the LUNC stats overview withholds their totals when coverage is incomplete. Historical coverage depends on indexed records and available RPC history. Pruned nodes cannot prove that an older event did not occur. Missing history is not reconstructed by applying current balances backwards.
Inspect the data →Wallets and identity
Wallet addresses do not correspond one-to-one with people. Exchange, contract and module activity can affect counts. Use the active-wallet page's period and exclusions. Labels are research aids; retain the underlying address and transaction evidence. A transfer to a known organisation does not establish ownership of the sending wallet.
Inspect the data →Governance outcomes
Passing a proposal does not always execute its requested action. Reality Check distinguishes the proposal, voting result, executable messages and later chain evidence. Missing retrieved votes are not conclusive evidence that a validator did not vote when archival coverage is incomplete.
Inspect the data →Prices and news
Market quotes can differ across providers and trading pairs. USTC's name does not establish a current dollar peg. News excerpts remain attributed to their original publisher; StatsBin links to the source and does not claim authorship of external reporting.
Inspect the data →Source hierarchy
Chain state and confirmed transactions support blockchain facts. Official protocol documentation explains their meaning. Derived statistics depend on their stated formula and indexing coverage. External market providers supply prices, and external publishers supply news. The Terra Classic API reference documents chain query semantics; an API description does not guarantee archival coverage or uptime.
Machine and developer access
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