Functionality
- A locker address is a contract address that holds locked or vested tokens, which are subtracted from the total circulating supply to provide a more accurate supply calculation. These contracts usually hold tokens that are not in active circulation, such as tokens reserved for future use, team allocations, or vesting schedules. By excluding these tokens from the circulating supply, the detector ensures that the supply data reflects only the tokens that are actively available in the market.
- To define a threshold, specify the percentage value change in the circulating supply that will trigger an alert. This should be in decimal format, for example, if you want to monitor a 1% change in circulation supply, use 0.01. For monitoring drops, you need to specify negative values, like -0.01. This ensures you are notified only when there are significant changes.
- The inflation/deflation schedule is a list of dates and expected changes in the circulating supply. Each entry specifies a date (in YYYY-MM-DD format) and an expected change percentage. Positive values indicate expected inflation, while negative values indicate expected deflation. The detector compares the actual changes with the expected values and triggers alerts if the actual change deviates significantly from the expected change.
Configuration
- Threshold (
threshold, default:None): Threshold See common configuration. - Locker (
locker_address, default:[]): Locker Address - Inflation/Deflation Schedule (
inflation_deflation_schedule, default:[]): List of expected token address, expected dates and expected changes - Severity (
severity, default:-1.0): Severity See common configuration.
Supported networks: evm.