Variational, on the record
The venue's API answers with the state right now and keeps no archive: yesterday's volume is gone the moment the day rolls over, and no endpoint can be asked for it back. So this site records the public figures itself, once an hour: the venue's own headline numbers, the top of the OTC book for points, and the shape of the competition field. Every chart below starts the day recording started and grows for as long as it runs, because a series nobody was recording cannot be reconstructed afterwards.
/api/history.24h volume
now $1.02BThe venue's own headline volume, and the slice of it traded in real-world markets. The split uses this site's classification of the venue's own product names, recomputed on every sample, so a newly listed market is counted the hour it lists.
Open interest
now $648.73MNotional open across every market, each position counted once: the sum of the two open-interest sides the venue publishes. The venue's own headline counts both sides of every position and is exactly double this line.
A point, over the counter
now $20.00 askThe top of Crossdesk's public book for Variational points. An ask is what sellers want for points, a bid is what a buyer will actually pay, and a gap in a line is a side with nothing resting on it, which is normal here. The dashed rule is the airdrop simulator's community defaults, so the market's opinion and the consensus sit on one chart. Crossdesk is a third party; this site takes nothing from it and has verified nothing about it.
The competition field
now 2,109Qualified wallets on the public leaderboard, from the same pull the competition screen reads. A count of qualified wallets, never of participants: below the entry floor the API returns nothing at all, so how many tried and missed is unknowable.
What a rank takes
now 3.99MScore is PnL times the square root of volume, the venue's own ranking formula, so it has no unit and it can be negative. The line at place 100 is what staying in the top 100 takes at that hour; the median is the middle of the whole field, and it sits below zero whenever most qualified wallets are down. How fast the cutoff climbs is exactly the number a ranked wallet needs and the board never shows.
Once an hour, our server reads the same three public sources the rest of the site already reads: the venue's metadata/stats for volume and open interest, Crossdesk's public order book for the point price, and the venue's competition endpoint for the field. One line of figures is appended to a file; the whole file is served at /api/history, so every chart on this page can be recomputed from one request.
All of it is public data about the venue and its market, read by our server rather than your browser. Nothing about any visitor is recorded: no import is read here, and the site's own promise stands, your data never leaves your browser.
