Reading the Anvil counter…
100% ON-CHAIN OBSERVATORY
The pulse of
Yardkeeper.
Activations, upgrades, burns and vault movements — reconstructed directly from the contracts, with no wallet connection.
— of the collection
95% of activation + upgrade fees
— entries detected
Anvil reads the counter stored in the contract. A transferred NFT immediately loses eligibility, but remains in that counter until its activation is settled or kicked. The dashboard therefore shows the Anvil counter separately from activations still valid for the current owner.
TOKEN MARKET
YARD market cap
NFT MARKET
Yardkeepers floor
WITHDRAW A KEEPER FROM THE VAULT OR BUY THE FLOOR
Which route costs less?
Anvil · random withdrawal
OpenSea · current floor
PROTOCOL INTELLIGENCE
Signals that matter
Live contract state combined with reconstructed on-chain events.
Waiting for vault transfers…
Waiting for staking events…
Calculating weighted reward power…
Waiting for fee events and YARD price…
Waiting for Anvil and OpenSea prices…
Reading the YARD reward stream…
MARKET COMPARISON
Anvil vault vs OpenSea floor
YARD PRICE
Price of one YARD
PROTOCOL EVOLUTION
Activations & inventory
Two charts, two real scales. VPS snapshots anchor the contract counter and vault inventory after deployment.
LIVE DISTRIBUTION
Active by tier
- Base—
- Tier 1—
- Tier 2—
- Forgemaster—
- Anvil Lord—
DEFLATIONARY PRESSURE
Burn by block period
LATEST SIGNALS
Recent activity
ACTIVATIONS OVER TIME
Tier progression
DAILY PACE
Activations, upgrades & kicks
SOFT-STAKING ECONOMICS
Direct activation cost
Current base: 300,030 YARD per NFT
Upgrades do not charge the full tier again. The contract only charges the difference. Forgemaster → Anvil Lord = 450,045 YARD.
How these metrics are calculated
The dashboard reads counters, quotes and contract events directly from Robinhood Chain. Chart dates are mapped to block timestamps. The Anvil cost comes from quoteRandomBuy() plus the fixed network fee. Prices prioritize CoinGecko, with DEX Screener as a fallback; OpenSea supplies the current floor as a reference rather than a fabricated history.