How the numbers work

Everything here comes from Zora's public coins API: coin stats, holder lists, individual trades, and the follower counts of the social accounts each creator has linked on Zora. Nothing is scraped from other platforms.

Which coins

Creator coins that appear in Zora's most valuable, trending, or top-volume creator lists. Stats refresh every hour; follower counts refresh about once a day.

Audience

A creator's largest single linked account. The same fans often follow on several platforms, so adding the counts together would overstate reach.

Gap score

Holders per 1,000 followers, ranked against every other creator we track, then weighted by audience size (a million followers is full weight). A high score means a large audience and, relative to everyone else, few holders. Creators with fewer than 1,000 followers or fewer than 10 holders are left out of the leaderboard: a tiny audience or a coin nobody holds isn't a useful lead.

Volume and trades

Summed from individual trades, each valued at the trade's own currency price in USDC. This can differ from the 24-hour volume on Zora's site, which is calculated on a slightly delayed window.

Holder churn

The share of yesterday's holders who no longer hold today. For coins with up to 500 holders we compare every holder; above that, the top 500 by balance, and the page says so.

Concentration

The ten largest wallets' share of total supply. The Uniswap v4 pool contract (0x4985…2b2b) holds each coin's trading liquidity, so it's reported separately rather than counted as a holder.

Limits

• Follower counts are whatever Zora has on file for the linked account.
• Holder counts include wallets of any size, including dust.
• This is analytics, not advice. A gap means an audience hasn't bought in; it doesn't mean it will.

Daybreak is built by Rebel Studios and isn't affiliated with Zora.