On-Chain Claims
Follow tokens from release to circulation
Overview
Tokenomist’s On-Chain Claims provides a precise view of how token supply actually enters circulation after unlocks.
In many cases, when tokens unlock, they don’t automatically circulate. Many remain in vesting or internal wallets until claimed by beneficiaries. By tracking on-chain activity for known vesting wallets, we surface the real amount of tokens entering circulation. This data is continuously updated on a daily basis.
Our goal is to bring greater transparency to token supply and vesting by showing not just what is unlocked, but what has truly been claimed and moved into the market.
Accessing On-Chain Claims
You can access On-Chain Claims from the sidebar. This opens a table of supported tokens along with their most recent claim data.
You can also reach a token’s Claims page directly by visiting its Token Page and selecting the Claimed tab.
Using On-Chain Claims
At the top of the page you'll see
Total Unlocked Supply: the number of tokens that have unlocked, based on our vesting data.
Total Claimed: the cumulative amount of tokens that have been claimed, i.e., transferred out of known vesting/internal wallets into beneficiary wallets.
Below this, you’ll find a sankey diagram of the top 10 claimers — the beneficiaries who have received the largest amounts of tokens from vesting wallets.
You can filter this by timeframe to understand claim activity in context.
Clicking on a claimer reveals their address, the total amount and value of tokens claimed, and a full transaction history (including token prices at the time of claim).
It is possible for the tracked total claim amount to exceed total unlocked amount due to unlabeled or unidentified internal / operational transfers by the token project.
On-Chain Claims in Release Schedules
On-Chain Claims can also be layered onto a token’s Release Schedule.
On the token’s overview page, click Add Metric above the Release Schedule.
Select Claim, then click Save.
This lets you compare actual claimed supply against the projected unlock schedule.
Claim FAQs
How are internal wallets identified?
We identify vesting and internal wallets using:
Project disclosures: team allocations, foundation wallets, or addresses published in docs/announcements.
On-chain heuristics: transaction patterns, clustering, funding sources.
Direct verification: where possible, we confirm with project teams directly.
Once identified, we monitor these wallets. Outflows from them into external wallets are classified as claims.
How often is claim data updated?
Claim data is refreshed daily. We continuously track on-chain transfers, tag them against our database of vesting wallets, and update cumulative claim totals.
What’s the difference between released, claimed, and circulating supply?
See our Supply Metrics page, but in short:
Released supply: Tokens that have passed their release schedule.
Claimed supply: Released tokens actually withdrawn from vesting wallets.
Circulating supply: A broader market metric, which includes claimed tokens plus other liquid tokens available for trading.
Supported Tokens
As of 15 September 2025, On-Chain Claims supports the following tokens:
Where To Next?
See how you can use Claims in conjunction with other metrics on the Token Page.
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