Inflecta
Inflecta makes token markets legible
Inflecta attributes over 85% of tracked token supply to economic actors including insiders, treasury wallets, exchanges, DeFi protocols, and trading firms. This allows us to reconstruct both real-time ownership structure and historical supply positioning.
Inflecta maintains one of the most comprehensive datasets of exchanges, prime brokers, and retail broker infrastructure. Venue classification by type and regional exposure allows exchange flows to be interpreted as institutional positioning, retail demand, or inventory movement.
Meaningful flows, including those interacting with trading rails, are classified by economic meaning, including insider distribution, market-maker routing, accumulation, and internal insider movement.
Inflecta classifies flows by economic direction and destination. Retail-heavy exchanges, ETP wallets, buybacks, and liquid funds are treated as demand, while insider-originated flows are classified as supply, creating a structural supply and demand view reconstructed from on-chain activity.
By labeling treasury wallets, insiders, and affiliated entities multi-hop, Inflecta reconstructs real free float and insider dominance directly from on-chain activity, rather than relying on issuer-reported supply metrics that are often incomplete or outdated.
Events combines price action, news, unlocks, listings, and meaningful classified flows into a single market timeline. This allows positioning, supply pressure, and accumulation behavior to be analyzed alongside the events and narratives driving market attention.
A token-level workspace for tracing holders, entities, transfers, and multi-hop activity. Explorer surfaces raw blockchain activity enriched with Inflecta’s entity attribution system, allowing ownership and supply movement to be investigated directly.
Inflecta combines attribution, classification, and structural interpretation to reconstruct ownership, positioning, and supply movement directly from on-chain activity.
Inflecta attributes wallets and clusters to economic actors through on-chain tracing, allocation matching, infrastructure labeling, and behavioral analysis. Attribution spans both global entities and token-specific ownership across hops, with confidence scores attached to each attribution.
Inflecta classifies activity by economic role and market behavior, separating insider distribution, market-maker routing, OTC activity, treasury movement, and buy-side accumulation. Classification extends beyond known entities, allowing economic roles to be inferred directly from on-chain behavior.
Inflecta aggregates attributed and classified activity into structural, actionable market views including real free float, insider dominance, exchange flows, ownership concentration, and supply-demand imbalance.