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Analytics ​

Chain Daddy provides analytics at several levels, from basic token metrics visible to anyone, to detailed engagement data and programmatic access for higher tiers.

Basic Analytics ​

Every token page displays core token metrics: current holder count, recent trading volume, and the token's health score. These are visible to anyone who visits the page, including non-holders. Basic analytics are available on all tiers and require no configuration. Data updates automatically based on on-chain activity.

Health Score ​

Your token's health score is the metric that decides whether your registration stays active. It's shown right in your token manager's Analytics tab — a single 0–100 number, updated daily — so you can watch it at a glance and act before it slips.

The Analytics tab in the token manager — holder growth, pageviews, and the token's health score

The score blends three on-chain signals:

  • Activity (50%) — how recently the listing has been active (a stepped decay).
  • Trading volume (30%) — DEX volume, smoothed and capped against pool liquidity to filter wash trading.
  • Holder health (20%) — the shape of your holder distribution: concentration, suspicious wallets, and breadth.

A score below 60 sustained for 30 consecutive days expires the registration and reopens the ticker for re-registration. For the full formula, thresholds, and how to keep it healthy, see Token Health & Anti-Squatting.

Profile Pageviews ​

Track how many visitors view your token page over time. The pageviews dashboard shows daily, weekly, and monthly view counts along with visitor trends. Use it to measure the impact of social posts, launches, or listing announcements on page traffic. Access pageview data from Token Manager > Analytics.

Pro and above

Profile pageview tracking is available starting at Pro.

Token Analytics ​

A detailed analytics dashboard covering token page engagement beyond simple pageviews. Token analytics includes click-through rates on your social links, featured links, and gated links, plus performance data for embedded widgets (buy button, tip links, badges). Use these insights to understand what visitors interact with and optimize your token page layout accordingly.

Pro and above

Token analytics is available starting at Pro.

GA/Pixel Tracking ​

Connect Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or other tracking pixels to your token page. Add your tracking ID or pixel code and Chain Daddy injects it into your public page, giving you full access to your own analytics platform for visitor behavior, attribution, and conversion tracking.

Coming Soon

GA/pixel tracking is planned for Pro+ and above. Not yet available.

Embed Analytics ​

Track the performance of your embedded widgets, buy buttons, tip links, and holder badges, wherever they are placed. Embed analytics reports impressions, clicks, and conversions per widget and per referrer domain. Identify which external sites drive the most engagement with your embeds.

Coming Soon

Embed analytics is planned for Pro+ and above. Not yet available.

Analytics API ​

Access your analytics data programmatically via REST endpoints. Query pageviews, holder growth, embed performance, and engagement metrics in JSON format. Integrate analytics into your own dashboards, bots, or reporting tools. See the API Reference for endpoint documentation and authentication details.

Developer and above

The analytics API is available starting at Developer.

Export Data ​

Download your analytics as CSV or JSON files. Export pageview history, holder growth timelines, embed performance logs, and engagement summaries. Exports are generated on demand from Token Manager > Analytics > Export and cover the date range you select.

Developer and above

Analytics data export is available starting at Developer.

Custom Reports ​

Coming Soon

Custom reports are not yet available. They will be added in a future release.

Configure scheduled analytics reports with the metrics you care about. Choose the data points, frequency (daily, weekly, monthly), and delivery method (email or webhook). Custom reports aggregate data across all your registrations if you hold multiple, and can include holder growth, engagement trends, embed performance, and holder notification reach in a single summary.