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Live market pulse and network activity

Read the rolling registration, renewal, premium, sales, volume, and floor snapshot.

stablemarket pulse v1 · multi-controller registrar aggregationVerified 2026-08-14Owner: ENS.Tools Market Data
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The market pulse is the compact live strip shown across ENS.Tools. It combines Ethereum registrar events from every active registrar controller with native marketplace activity and current 999 Club and 10k Club snapshots.

Rolling approximately 24-hour counts for registrations, renewals, and temporary-premium registrations.
Marketplace sale count, ETH volume, latest sale, and current active-listing total.
999 Club and 10k Club floors with a 24-hour change only when a sufficiently close historical snapshot exists.
Explicit degraded state when any upstream market, registrar, collection, or sales source is unavailable.
Network Analytics separates live recent activity from labelled long-range ecosystem estimates.
Production contract

Before you run this workflow

Networks

  • Ethereum mainnet registrar and marketplace evidence

Prerequisites

  • None for public reads
  • A healthy mainnet RPC and indexed marketplace sources for a live status

Wallet permissions

  • None

Expected result

  • A timestamped live or degraded snapshot; unavailable metrics remain unknown rather than fabricated

Errors and recovery

  • Refresh after the cache window
  • Inspect the degraded sources
  • Do not interpret an unavailable value as zero
Workflow

How to use it

  1. 1

    Check freshness first

    Treat the generated time and live/degraded indicator as part of every number. A zero is a measured result only when the registrar source is healthy.

  2. 2

    Keep the windows distinct

    Pulse registrar and marketplace values cover approximately 24 hours; Network Analytics includes separate 30-day, monthly, and all-time views.

  3. 3

    Open the supporting surface

    Use Network Analytics for registration trends, Activity for individual sales, and Expiry Explorer for the current premium-name inventory.

  4. 4

    Refresh before acting

    Registrations, prices, sales, floors, and premiums change continuously. Re-read the relevant detail page before a transaction.