Understanding the key visual elements of Flowgraphs and their significance.

Nodes (Circles)

Node Colors: Represent individual holders or addresses involved in transactions.

• 🟢 Green: Wallets with balance from buying tokens on DEX.
• 🔴 Red: Wallets that have sold tokens on DEX.
• ⚪️ Grey: Wallets receiving tokens via transfer (arrows show direction).
• 🟡 Yellow: DEX contract addresses (new DEX projects may appear grey initially).
  • Note: Meteora DEX currently appears as grey.
• Token Deployer wallet is shown in Magenta.
• Top 10 holders will be shown with a cyan border.
• Wallets become more transparent as time passes since last transaction.

Node Size: Indicates the balance of the holder, normalized against others in the graph.

• Node sizes are computed based on wallet token balance, snapshotted according to the timeframe of the graph.
• Larger circles denote higher balances.

Transactions

Transaction Classification: Token transfers are shown with arrows. Green and Red arrows denote transfers to a DEX which translate to buys and sells.

• Thickness: Reflects the volume of the transfer; thicker lines represent larger transfers.
• Transparency: Indicates the age of the transaction; more transparent lines correspond to older transactions.
• Partial sells are denoted as the green arrow having a smaller red line overlay. The node will be both Green and Red (which ends up looking brown on the chart).
• Buyers which have not sold are shown in bright green.
• Buyers which have completely sold are shown in bright red.

Labels

Transfers to and from exchanges

• Exchanges are identified by specific labels to distinguish them from individual holders.
• Buys: Transfers originating from an exchange to a holder are classified as buys.
• Sells: Transfers from a holder to an exchange are classified as sells.

• Transactions between exchanges are marked in yellow for easy identification.