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Top Tokens

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Top Tokens widget

What it shows

The most actively transferred verified tokens during the live window, ranked by transfer count, with the number of distinct senders alongside.

How to read it

Stablecoins (USDT, USDC) and WETH normally dominate — that's the network's baseline. The interesting signal is what appears next to them: a verified token you've never heard of climbing the list usually means an airdrop or a mint that is actually moving.

:::info Only verified tokens are ranked The board sorts by transfer count — the cheapest metric to inflate — so an address-poisoning campaign would otherwise sit at the top by construction. A token appears here only when the labelling layer has verified it, the same verdict that draws the green check elsewhere in the app. A token without a verdict is not "probably fine", it is simply unconfirmed.

The price is deliberate: a genuine but unverified token is missing too, and in the first seconds of a session the board can be briefly empty until token verification loads. An empty board beats a clone in first place. Lookalikes and their warnings are read on the token's own entity page and in Labels & Entities. :::

Verification, like names, is shown to signed-in users. Without a session the widget ranks every ERC-20 token by transfer count, by address, and its tooltip says so: with no verdict to check, an unfamiliar address at the top is noise until you can see whether it is verified.

Data & update cadence

Rolling window of 3 epochs (~19 minutes), refreshed every block (~12 s).

Last updated 22 Oct 2026, 08:06 UTC · verified against TraceFast v1.0.261 · Markdown