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YieldVault Wallet Activity

Tracks unique wallets interacting with the YieldVault, split into depositors, unlockers, and withdrawers. Toggle between daily and weekly granularity, and between all active wallets and new (first-time) wallets.

Current Metrics

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Data

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Use Cases

This chart helps you:

  • Track adoption momentum: Monitor daily and weekly wallet counts to see whether the YieldVault is attracting new depositors
  • Assess new wallet composition: Toggle to "New" to isolate first-time depositors, unlockers, and withdrawers from returning wallets
  • Spot withdrawal waves: Spikes in unlocker/withdrawer bars often coincide with external catalysts driving vault exits
  • Compare daily vs weekly: The weekly view deduplicates wallets across a 7-day window, smoothing daily noise

How to Read This Chart

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  • Stacked bar chart with three categories per day (or per 7-day window):
    • Teal: Depositors, wallets that locked USX into the YieldVault
    • Orange: Unlockers, wallets that triggered a cooldown (unlock event)
    • Slate: Withdrawers, wallets that withdrew USX after cooldown maturity
  • Primary toggle (Daily / Weekly): Daily shows per-day counts. Weekly shows rolling 7-day unique wallet counts, deduplicated across the window
  • Secondary toggle (All / New): All shows every active wallet. New shows only first-time interactions per category
  • Interactions:
    • Use the toggles to switch between time granularity and scope
    • Hover to see exact counts per category
    • Click legend entries to show/hide individual categories
    • Drag to zoom on desktop, double-click to reset

Methodology

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Key Concepts

  • Depositor: A wallet that executed an eUSX lock transaction (deposits USX into the YieldVault, receives eUSX)
  • Unlocker: A wallet that executed an eUSX unlock transaction (triggers cooldown, burns eUSX, moves USX to escrow)
  • Withdrawer: A wallet that executed an eUSX withdraw transaction (claims USX from escrow after cooldown maturity)
  • Active wallet: Any wallet that performed at least one of the above on a given day
  • New wallet: A wallet whose first-ever YieldVault interaction occurred on that day. Tracked cumulatively from the start of the data window
  • USX minting and redemption are excluded because they are performed by a small fixed set of wallets (13 minters, 12 redeemers), not organic user activity

New % Calculation

  • Daily: (new depositors + new unlockers + new withdrawers) / daily active wallets
  • Weekly: 7-day rolling new unique wallets / 7-day rolling active unique wallets
  • First 7 daily data points are trimmed because the cumulative seen-wallet pool is too small for meaningful percentages

Weekly Rolling Counts

  • Each data point represents the number of distinct wallets active in the preceding 7-day window, computed by deduplicating wallet addresses across the window
  • This is not a sum of daily counts (which would overcount wallets active on multiple days)

Data Sources

  • Wallet addresses are extracted from the feePayer field of each classified on-chain transaction
  • Classification is based on the instruction type detected in the transaction's log messages

Data Update Frequency

Data is automatically updated once per day. Check the "Last updated" timestamp in the site header for data freshness.

Known Limitations

  • Data window start: New wallet tracking begins from the earliest cached data. Wallets active before the data window are counted as "new" on their first appearance, which may inflate early new-wallet counts. Accuracy improves over time as the seen-wallet pool grows
  • Multi-sig wallets: Transactions initiated via multi-sig or CPI from other programs are attributed to the fee payer, which may not be the beneficial owner