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# Mindshare

[Mindshare](https://hash-ly.com/mindshare) ranks the projects, tokens and NFT collections Hashly tracks by how much attention they get on Hashly, checked against real market activity.

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## 👁️ Reading the Page

### ⏱️ Windows

Pick **24H**, **7D** (default) or **30D**. Each is a rolling window that ends now. The arrow beside an entry compares its rank with the previous window of the same length, and **new** means it wasn't ranked then.

### 🗺️ Card Map

Tiles for the top 24, sized by share of mindshare. A tile takes the colour of its logo when that can be read; otherwise it's green when the entry climbed, red when it fell and cyan when it held or is new.

### 📋 List

The top 50, each with:

* 🥇 **Rank**, with crown and medals for the top three
* 🏷️ **Name** and type (**project**, **token** or **collection**). Project names open their [Ecosystem](/hashly-docs/markets/ecosystem.md) page
* 📊 **Signals** — votes, NFT volume on SentX, token swap volume, and floor or price moves
* ↕️ **Rank change** against the previous window
* 📈 **14-day rank line**, from the daily snapshots
* 🥧 **Share** of all mindshare in the window

The **Updated** time shows when the ranking was last computed.

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## 🧮 How the Score Works

Every entry gets two scores that count equally:

| Axis                                   | Weight  |
| -------------------------------------- | ------- |
| 🗣️ **Attention** — activity on Hashly | **50%** |
| 💹 **Market** — trading activity       | **50%** |

### 🗣️ Attention Signals

| Signal                    | Weight  | Notes                                                   |
| ------------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| ⭐ Ecosystem project stars | **3**   | Weighted by voting power                                |
| 🪙 Token stars            | **2**   | Weighted by voting power                                |
| 🎨 NFT collection stars   | **2**   | Weighted by voting power                                |
| 📅 Event stars            | **2**   | 1 per wallet per event, not weighted                    |
| 🖱️ News clicks           | **1**   | Articles published by the project; daily snapshots only |
| 👁️ News views            | **0.2** | Articles published by the project; daily snapshots only |

Event check-ins are collected but don't count toward the score.

### 💹 Market Signals

| Signal                          | Weight | Notes                                                                              |
| ------------------------------- | ------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 🎨 NFT volume on SentX, in HBAR | **2**  | Over the selected window                                                           |
| 🪙 Token swap volume, in USD    | **2**  | Last 24 hours; tokens need at least $1,000                                         |
| 📉 Floor price move             | **1**  | Within the window; needs at least 3 sales                                          |
| 📈 Token price move             | **1**  | Last 24 hours; in the live windows, only for tokens with at least $1,000 of volume |

### ⚖️ Putting It Together

* 📏 **Attention signals** are ranked against every other entry, so the scale of each signal doesn't matter.
* 📊 **Volumes** are measured against the leader, so an entry with ten times the volume scores about ten times higher on that signal.
* ↕️ **Price and floor moves** are capped at ±100% and scored by how far they stand from the median move, **up or down**. A lone +20% or a sudden −30% stands out; a move the whole market shares doesn't.
* 🥧 **Share** is an entry's score divided by the total of all scores in the window.

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## 🧩 Who Gets Ranked

* 🏢 **Ecosystem projects come first.** Tokens, NFT collections and events are folded into their project when Hashly has linked them, or when the names match.
* 🪙 **Everything else ranks on its own**, so no signal is dropped.
* 🚫 **Left out:** stablecoins, HBAR and WHBAR, and wrapped or bridged major coins, unless Hashly has linked the token to an ecosystem project.

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## 📡 Data and Updates

* 🗳️ **Attention:** Hashly votes (recorded on HCS) and news engagement on project articles
* 🎨 **NFT market:** SentX
* 🪙 **Tokens:** SaucerSwap for the live windows, and GeckoTerminal swap volume in the daily snapshot
* 🔄 **Live windows** are computed on request and cached for about 10 minutes
* 🗓️ **A daily snapshot** at 00:30 UTC stores each entry's rank, which draws the 14-day line

> ⚠️ **A measure of attention, not advice.** A mindshare score, rank or share is not a recommendation or an endorsement. The market signals come from third parties and can be incomplete, out of date or wrong. Nothing here is financial advice. See the [Terms of Use](https://hash-ly.com/terms).

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## 💡 Tips

* ⭐ **Your stars move the ranking.** Stars on ecosystem projects carry the most weight, and Dragons add weight to your stars on projects, tokens and collections.
* 📈 **Use the 14-day line** to tell a one-day spike from a steady climb.
* 🔁 **Switch windows.** A project can lead the day and sit lower over the month.


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