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How settled value is measured§1 · §2.1 · §2.3 · §2.4 · §2.5 · §2.7 · §2.12 · §2.14 · §2.15 · §2.16 · §2.17 · §2.20 · §2.21 · §2.33
What a transfer count counts§2.9 · §2.15 · §2.21 · §2.33
How the yield in a yield-bearing stablecoin is measured§2.4 · §2.8 · §2.15 · §2.18 · §2.26 · §2.27 · §2.31
The settlement layer a transfer count cannot see§1 · §2.1 · §2.3 · §2.7 · §2.33
What a swap volume counts, and what it leaves out§1 · §2.4 · §2.7 · §2.8 · §2.15 · §2.18 · §2.20
Official FX is not a market price§2.4 · §2.8 · §2.25
Shapes in these charts that are not yet explained§3 · §2.14 · §2.17 · §2.20
How supply is measured, and why one wallet dominates it§2.1 · §2.3 · §2.4 · §2.11 · §2.12 · §2.15 · §2.16 · §2.17 · §2.18
Active wallets, holding wallets, and why neither adds up§2.1 · §2.3 · §2.9 · §2.11 · §2.33
What an official exchange rate is, and is not§2.4 · §2.23 · §2.24
The policy rate, and what a tokenized treasury is§2.7 · §2.9 · §2.15 · §2.18 · §2.24
Four Brazilian indices, and why no link is claimed§1 · §2.4 · §2.5 · §2.7 · §2.8 · §2.9 · §2.14 · §2.18 · §2.21 · §2.24
Preconditions, not causes§1 · §2.3 · §2.9 · §2.12 · §2.14 · §2.15 · §2.21
Sixteen countries, and what it costs to compare them§2.47 · §2.48 · §2.25
Brazil's receivables funds§2.43 · §2.40 · §2.25 · §2.54 · §2.55