DePIN token economics, live

The physical network,
read as a ledger.

Meshledger tracks a curated sample of Solana DePIN tokens — the coins behind wireless, compute and sensor networks — and lays their economics on one board: live price, circulating supply, market cap, pool depth and volume, with a cap-versus-supply map and a transparent emissions model. Every read is keyless and routed same-origin.

Open the board See the map

Read-only concept. Prices, supply and pool depth are live from Jupiter, a same-origin Solana RPC and DexScreener. The universe is a curated sample and the emissions/burn pulse is a transparent model, not a live per-network figure. Nothing is minted, traded or custodied. Not financial advice.

The board

DePIN networks, token-by-token

The curated sample universe. Price comes from Jupiter, circulating supply from a same-origin Solana RPC (getTokenSupply), and pool depth plus 24-hour volume from DexScreener. Market cap is price × circulating supply. The emission pulse on each card is a transparent model — see the Emissions section.

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Reading prices, supply and pool depth…

Curated sample of DePIN SPL tokens only — not every DePIN asset, and not a recommendation. Any token Jupiter cannot price live is dropped automatically. Market cap uses on-chain circulating supply × live price; some projects report a different "circulating" figure off-chain. Not financial advice.

The map

Market cap vs circulating supply

Every tracked network plotted by circulating supply (horizontal) against market cap (vertical). Networks far apart on supply but close on cap price their units very differently — the map makes the spread between a high-supply utility token and a scarcer one obvious at a glance.

Plotting the universe…

Axes are log-scaled to fit networks that differ by orders of magnitude. Points are live; positions recompute on every refresh. Hover or tap a node for its figures.

Transparent model

Emissions & burn pulse

Exact per-network emission schedules are not readable from the keyless endpoints this board uses, so the pulse is an openly-labelled model: a daily issuance estimate derived from each token's circulating supply and a fixed mesh reward rate. Where Meshledger observes the on-chain supply actually move between two refreshes, that net change is shown as a real reading beside the model.

Daily issuance model Observed net supply Δ live

Modelling emissions…

The daily-issuance figure is a deterministic model for illustration only — it is not any network's real emission rate. The "net supply change observed" column is a genuine on-chain reading, but only captures movement that happens while this page is open and can be zero for long stretches. Not financial advice.

Under the hood

How the board is built

Four steps, each a real call to a keyless endpoint. The only modelled layer — the emissions pulse — is labelled wherever it appears.

  1. 01

    Price the universe

    Meshledger asks Jupiter for a USD price on every mint in the curated sample. Any mint Jupiter can't price is dropped, so the board only shows what's confirmable.

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  2. 02

    Read supply on-chain

    For each surviving mint it calls getTokenSupply on the same-origin Solana RPC and reads circulating supply straight from the token program.

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  3. 03

    Measure the pools

    DexScreener supplies live pool depth and 24-hour volume per mint, so the board shows how deep and active each network's market is.

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  4. 04

    Map & model

    Cap is price × supply; the map plots cap against supply; the emissions pulse layers a transparent model on top, with observed supply deltas marked live.

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Straight answers

Questions

What is "DePIN"?

Decentralised Physical Infrastructure Networks — projects that use token incentives to build real-world infrastructure like wireless coverage, GPU compute or mapping. The curated sample here are well-known DePIN tokens that settle on Solana.

Is the data real?

Prices, circulating supply and pool depth are all live: price from Jupiter, supply read on-chain through a same-origin Solana RPC, and liquidity plus volume from DexScreener. The one modelled layer is the emissions pulse, and it is labelled "model" everywhere it appears.

Why is the emissions pulse a model?

Precise, per-network emission and burn schedules aren't exposed by the keyless endpoints this board is allowed to call. Rather than invent a "live" figure, Meshledger shows a transparent daily-issuance estimate and, separately, any real net change it observes in on-chain supply while the page is open.

Is the market cap the "official" one?

It's price × on-chain circulating supply. That's an honest arithmetic, but some projects publish a different circulating figure (excluding locked or treasury tokens), so our cap can differ from a data aggregator's. The method is shown so you can judge it.

Can I trade or connect for signing?

No. Meshledger is read-only. Connecting a wallet reveals a read-only view of your public balance and activity — it never requests a transaction or a signature, and nothing is minted, traded or custodied here. Not financial advice.

Do you collect anything about me?

No accounts, no tracking, no cookies. Everything runs in your browser against public, keyless endpoints.

What this is, plainly

Meshledger is a read-only concept that turns public Solana data into a DePIN token-economy board. Prices, supply and pool depth are live and keyless; the universe is a curated sample and the emissions pulse is a transparent model. Nothing here connects a wallet for signing, places a trade, holds funds or launches a token. Not financial advice.