Stable Tape tests the frozen record against the published rules. The highest-priority eligible family becomes the frozen Signal.
- FreezeSave the canonical daily record.
- TestEvaluate families in priority order.
- GuardApply materiality, repetition, attribution and data-quality rules.
- SelectFreeze the highest-priority eligible Signal and evidence.
- 01Record validityOnly complete canonical records continue to a market Signal.
- 02DDD benchmark or milestoneMaterial benchmark changes and genuinely denominator-driven updates.
- 03Archive extremeLargest same-direction day in a sufficiently deep archive.
- 04Sequence reversalA material move reverses or interrupts the preceding run.
- 05Weekly extremeLargest eligible day in the complete seven-record window.
- 06Large daily movementNet supply clears the published large-move floor.
- 07Multi-day streakA contiguous run reaches a published milestone day.
- 08Weekly supply trendThe seven-record supply level keeps moving materially.
- 09Quiet market with weekly contextA quiet day is placed against the seven-record trend.
- 10Issuer or chain trendA clean endpoint-confirmed move explains the weekly change.
- 11Offsetting movementLarge opposing changes leave net supply close to flat.
- 12Broad issuer movementMovement is broad rather than concentrated in one issuer.
- 13Quiet readingSupply stays inside the flat threshold after stronger tests.
- 14Net supply movementThe plain directional fallback for a canonical record.
The ladder is visible in evaluation order. Exact thresholds, cooldowns and wording rules are published in the Stablecoin Signal methodology →
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Daily supply movement measured between DDD snapshots.
Daily Tape tracks issuer supply expansion and contraction so you can see what actually changed.