How the QUANTUM (QNT) Live Stats Are Produced
Where each number comes from
| Stat | Source | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Market data (price, liquidity, volume) | DexScreener | Aggregated from the DEX pool and updated by DexScreener on its own schedule |
| Recent trades | GeckoTerminal | Buys and sells from the pool |
| Candles (chart) | GeckoTerminal | Price history grouped into time intervals |
| Holder count | GeckoTerminal | Number of wallets holding QNT, 885 as of 2026-10-11 |
| Current supply | Solana blockchain | Read from the token mint DeqsPTYwvsNjkf5G8zDxziUnFPp55nQZA4vrNM2apump |
| Burn | Calculated | Launch supply minus current supply |
| Token authorities | Solana blockchain | Mint, freeze and metadata update authority |
How supply and burn are calculated
The current supply is read from the token mint on the blockchain. The launch supply is 1,000,000,000. The burnt amount is launch supply minus current supply, which as of 2026-10-11 is 55,737,438 (5.57%). The mint authority is revoked, so supply cannot go up. Details are in tokenomics and burn.
Snapshot versus live
Each time the site is built, a snapshot of the numbers is saved to a data file and stamped with a date, shown as 2026-10-11. This means the page shows useful figures even if a data provider is down. When you load the page, your browser also asks the data sources for fresh values and replaces the snapshot figures if the request succeeds. If a live request fails, the snapshot stays on screen.
Possible delays and errors
- Aggregators can lag behind the chain by seconds or minutes.
- Holder counts count wallets, not people, and can differ between tools because of how token accounts are counted.
- Volume and price can differ between sites because of how pools and trades are aggregated.
- Chart candles can have gaps where there were no trades.
- Tools sometimes fail temporarily or return partial data.
- For supply, burn and authorities, the blockchain is the authoritative source.
How to cross-check the numbers yourself
- Open the QNT mint DeqsPTYwvsNjkf5G8zDxziUnFPp55nQZA4vrNM2apump on a Solana explorer and compare supply and authorities. Follow the Solscan verification guide.
- Open the pool CGKib1WYM8PnD98Eu92gt6bec8Q81PLv59URHHwFwu41 on DexScreener and GeckoTerminal and compare liquidity and recent trades. See how to use DexScreener.
- Compute the burn yourself: 1,000,000,000 minus current supply.
- Expect small differences in time-sensitive numbers, and treat large unexplained differences as a reason to double check the address.
For the site's editorial approach see about this site. Data shown here is informational only and is not financial advice. See holder distribution and how to read a memecoin chart for help interpreting the figures.
A worked example: why two sites disagree
Say one site shows 1,200 holders and another shows 1,150. Neither is necessarily wrong. One tool may count token accounts, another owners, and one may exclude pool vaults or empty accounts. Likewise a 24 hour volume of one figure on DexScreener and a slightly different one on GeckoTerminal can come from different pool coverage or different refresh moments. The made up numbers show the habit to build: when two sources differ a little, look for a counting reason before assuming an error. When they differ a lot, check the chain.
Source comparison
| Question | Best source | Why |
|---|---|---|
| How many tokens exist? | Blockchain | Supply is stored on the mint |
| Can new tokens be minted? | Blockchain | Authority fields are on-chain |
| What is happening in the pool? | DexScreener or GeckoTerminal | Aggregators index trades quickly |
| How many holders? | Aggregator, then explorer | Counting methods differ |
Common mistakes
- Treating a snapshot date as the current time. Look at 2026-10-11.
- Comparing numbers across tools without noting how each counts.
- Forgetting the 6 decimals when reading raw supply values.
- Reading chart gaps as missing data when there were simply no trades.
- Using these stats as a forecast. They describe the past and present only.
To repeat the supply and authority checks yourself, follow the Solscan guide. Nothing on this site is financial advice.
Sources
- Solana documentation, tokens: https://solana.com/docs/tokens
- Solscan help, token page: https://docs.solscan.io/browsing-the-site/token-page.md
Frequently asked questions
Where does the market data on the home page come from?
DexScreener provides market data. GeckoTerminal provides trades, candles and holder counts.
Where do supply and burn come from?
Supply and token authorities are read from the Solana blockchain. Burn is launch supply minus current supply.
Why might a number differ from another site?
Different tools refresh at different times and aggregate data differently, so small differences are normal.
What is the snapshot date?
The numbers in the snapshot are stamped 2026-10-11. Live updates in your browser can be newer.
What if live data fails to load?
The page falls back to the snapshot figures, so check the date before relying on them.
Why do holder counts differ between tools?
Tools count token accounts or owners in different ways and may include or exclude pools and empty accounts.
What happens if a data provider is down?
The snapshot figures remain on screen, stamped with their date.
Are the stats a forecast?
No. They describe past and present data only.
Which number should I trust most?
For supply, burn and authorities, the blockchain. For trading activity, compare at least two aggregators.
Keep reading
- About This Site: Editorial Policy and Methodology
Who this QUANTUM (QNT) info site is for, how guides are written and updated, where the data comes from, the corrections policy and our independence. - QUANTUM (QNT) Tokenomics: Supply, Burn and Authorities
QUANTUM (QNT) tokenomics explained: launch supply, current supply, burnt amount, how the burn is calculated, and what revoked authorities mean. - How to Verify QUANTUM (QNT) on Solscan Step by Step
Check the real QUANTUM (QNT) token yourself: confirm the address, name, supply, mint and freeze authority, holders and pool on the Solscan explorer. - How to Use DexScreener to Research a Token
DexScreener tracks DEX trading pairs across blockchains. Learn how to find a token's pool, read the chart and spot warning signs before you trade.
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