Lnfi P2P Tape

RGB and Taproot Assets markets on Lnfi's P2P marketplace. Prices in sats per token.

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Markets

Price change compares today's last trade with the price at the start of each window. Volume change compares each window with the one before it. Select a row to open the market.
Price change Volume · change vs previous window 7d price

Data table for this chart

Share of volume

How these numbers are built

Source

Everything comes from Lnfi's public market API: getTokenList for the markets, orderHistoryV1 for every filled and open order since each market opened, and getHolderSummary / getHolders for holders.

Prices are the actual fills: a chart point is the last trade of its 15 minutes, hour or day. Lnfi's own candle feed is not used, because it drops trades and repeats stale values.

Times are shown in your local time zone. Windows are rolling: 24h means the 24 hours before the data was taken.

Trades and volume

Every P2P trade appears twice in Lnfi's history: the resting listing (maker) and the order that took it (taker). The two legs are paired, so volume counts each trade once, in sats. The taker side gives the direction: a taker buy means someone lifted a sell listing.

Wallets are distinct Nostr keys on either side of a trade in the window.

Read with care

  • Implied FDV is total supply times the last trade. Books are thin, so it moves a lot on small trades.
  • A few fills print far from the market, often a handful of tokens at many times the price. They are real, so they stay in the data. The price chart keeps its scale and marks them at its edge.
  • Lnfi's quoted price is usually the last trade, but sometimes the middle of the order book. This page shows the last trade.
  • Holders are balances in Lnfi's own ledger, which is where most of these tokens sit while withdrawals are closed.
  • The largest balances mostly belong to issuers, treasuries and distribution accounts, not traders: they got their tokens at issuance or by direct transfer. The holders panel says when an account like this has never traded on the market.

Updates

The data is cached, so opening the page never calls Lnfi. Once the data is 4 hours old, a Refresh button appears next to its date and asks for an update.

Lnfi rate-limits its order history, so an update takes about two minutes and runs on the server. Until it finishes, the page shows the previous data.