Asset Profiles & Enrichment
Open any asset - from Markets, My Watchlist, Compare, or by pasting an address into the resolver - and you get its full asset profile: price history and market stats, plus a set of always-on enrichment cards that give the price action context. The cards are there the moment the profile loads (each card simply hides itself when there isn't enough data for a given asset). The same data also grounds the optional Explain why AI read, so the explanation and the cards are telling the same story.
Ecosystem narratives
Shows which narratives the asset is tied to and what's hot in its ecosystem, pulled from Narrative Radar:
This asset belongs to - the narratives this token is part of, with their lifecycle stage and bullish/bearish/mixed signal (a leader flag marks narratives it's leading)
Hot in the ecosystem - the narratives moving across its chain right now
It answers "is this moving because of something specific to the token, or because its whole narrative is rotating?"
Recent catalysts & news
Curated, not a raw firehose:
News - a short list of relevant headlines, each with a one-line "why it matters" and a bullish/bearish/mixed tint, linking out to the source
Notable events - tagged catalysts (listings, upgrades, unlocks, and the like) with dates
On-chain activity
Public, read-only on-chain context - no wallet connection, no keys:
Holders, active wallets (24h), on-chain volume (24h) and its change, and liquidity
Use it to sanity-check whether real usage backs the price.
Upcoming token unlocks
Forward supply context - often the missing piece when a chart sells off for "no reason":
Next unlock - the date (and days until), with an approximate share of supply and token amount
Schedule - the next several scheduled unlocks
A forward dilution flag highlights unlocks large enough to matter
Unlock timing is the reliable headline; the supply percentage is approximate and shown as such. This is information, not a price prediction - a known unlock is a thing to weigh, not an automatic sell signal.
Multi-exchange context
On top of the market-wide Markets view, the profile carries cross-exchange context for the asset: which of Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, and KuCoin list it, the cross-exchange spread, and orderbook depth. Treat these as research and exit-risk context - depth and spread tell you how hard it would be to get in or out at size - not as an arbitrage or trade instruction.
Explain why (AI)
When you want a synthesized read, Explain why uses the same enrichment data to explain what may be driving the asset, with its evidence. AI breakdowns count against your daily AI allowance, which depends on your plan - see Pricing.
How to use it
Open the profile before forming an opinion - price action alone is not a thesis
Check upcoming unlocks before assuming a drop is fundamental
Read ecosystem narratives to tell token-specific moves from whole-narrative rotation
Use spread and orderbook depth to judge exit risk on smaller or thinner assets
Turn what you find into a written view in the Thesis Journal
Not financial advice
Enrichment cards classify and surface public information and market context. They do not tell you what to buy or sell. See the disclaimer in Investor Intel.
Related
Markets - the terminal these profiles open from
Narrative Radar - where the ecosystem-narrative data comes from
Compare - put two profiles side by side
Execution Intelligence - deeper liquidity and execution checks
Alerts - get notified on price, volume, and liquidity moves
Thesis Journal - capture a view grounded in this evidence
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