Insights answers questions about the whole organisation: what its assets are worth, whether launches keep up with creation, whether token activity picked up, and what waits on you. Every figure comes from indexed chain data and the organisation's prices, for the assets the active organisation issued on the active network and the external tokens registered to it there. Viewing Insights changes no token and writes nothing to Activity.
Insights lists no single asset or transaction. For one token, open All assets. For one transaction's result, hash and timestamp, open Activity.
The “Insights” tab with the period controls, three key figures, one attention card and the composition bars.
The “Compare with prior period” switch and the range selector sit under the tabs. Below them comes a strip of three figures with “Total value” widest, then one attention card that counts the assets created in the period, then the “Value by asset class” and “Assets by type” composition bars side by side.
Steps
Open Insights and choose the period
Open “All assets” under “Assets” in the sidebar, then select the Insights tab. The page heading reads “Insights”, and the key figures come first. Each block loads on its own, so one failed read leaves the others in place.
“Compare with prior period” and the range selector sit in one row under the tabs, over the key figures. The range selector sets one period for the whole page: “All”, “YTD”, “12 months”, “6 months”, “3 months”, “1 month”, “Last 7 days” or “Last 24 hours”. It opens on the last month and keeps your choice while you stay on the page. A reload opens on the last month again.
Compare with prior period is on by default: every change figure and the dashed line on the trend chart then compare the chosen period with the period of the same length just before it. With “All” selected, the switch is off and cannot be turned on, and “All time has no earlier period to compare.” sits beside it.
The indexer is the platform service that reads events from the network into the data this page counts. When it is behind the chain, a platform administrator or organisation owner sees “Figures are behind the chain” over the range selector, with how many blocks behind it is and the block it has reached. While it rebuilds, the message reads “The indexer is rebuilding”. A “View status” link opens Platform status for an account that can open it. Each key figure has an info icon that explains how it is counted.
Read the three figures
The strip carries three figures.
- Total value is each asset's supply times its price, converted to the organisation's base currency and added up. The base currency is set when the organisation is deployed, and Exchange rates marks it “base”. An external token, one DALP did not issue, counts only through the balances your organisation's accounts hold, at its price. That includes a token the platform registered on its own when it reached a managed wallet, until an asset manager dismisses it on External tokens. When any asset has no price to convert from, the label reads “Total value, priced assets only”, and the sum leaves those assets out instead of counting them at zero.
- Launched shows launched assets out of all assets created in total, not only the ones created in the chosen period, with the launched share beneath. A token counts as launched the first time its transfers are resumed, either by “Open for transfers once issued” in Issue asset or by “Resume token operations” later, so an asset still in pre-launch counts as created but not launched. An external token counts as created and launched from the moment you register it, because DALP does not launch tokens it did not issue.
- Token events counts the transfers, mints, and burns recorded across the organisation's assets during the chosen period.
With comparison on, each figure also shows its change against the previous period, coloured by size and direction, and a small line traces the figure across the period. “Total value” and “Launched” compare the level at the end of each period, and “Token events” compares the number of events inside each period.
The prior period has the same length as the chosen one and ends where it starts.
Act on what needs attention
The cards below the figures are the items that may need you. Each card opens All assets. “Assets halted” opens it filtered to halted assets, and the other cards open the full list, which you narrow with “Status”. For a Feeds manager, the “Value excludes unpriced assets” card offers “Set up price feeds” instead, which opens the data feeds settings.
- Launches pending counts created assets that have not launched yet. A non-zero count is highlighted because each one waits for a holder of the “Emergency” role to select “Resume token operations” on the token, as Emergency halt and freeze describes.
- Assets halted counts assets whose transfers are halted, which normally includes assets that have not launched yet.
- The third card depends on pricing. When any asset has no price to convert into the base currency, it reads Value excludes unpriced assets with “Set up price feeds” for a holder of the “Feeds manager” role, or “Review assets” for any other account. When every asset is priced, it reads “Assets created in range” and counts only the assets created during the chosen period, so it can differ from the “of … created in total” on the Launched figure.
A card whose count is zero is left out. The “Value excludes unpriced assets” card stays while any asset is unpriced, and with no card left the row of cards is absent. When a count has never loaded, its card becomes a notice such as “Check halted assets in the asset list”, with Open all assets.
Read the composition, the trend, and the map
The two composition blocks show the current position, whatever the chosen period, and the page labels them “Composition as of now”. Each block shows the five largest groups and folds the rest into “Other”. With exactly six groups, all six show by name.
- Value by asset class splits total value across asset classes as one bar and a ranked list. The “Count” option switches the same block to the number of assets in each class.
- Assets by type counts the assets of each asset type. It counts assets, not the supply issued under them.
Features in use sits under the two blocks and lists every feature that at least one asset uses, with the number of assets using it, the most used first. An asset can use several features, so it counts once under each of them and the numbers do not add up to the asset total. The card shows all features, without an “Other” group.
System value plots the total value across the chosen period. With comparison on, a dashed line traces the previous period under it, aligned to the same positions, so you read the two shapes against each other. A dot marks each point where at least one asset launched, which often explains a step up in value. A burn, a price change or an exchange-rate change moves the line either way.
Assets by country, at the bottom, shades each country by the number of asset contracts domiciled there. Assets with no stored country show beside the map as “No stored country”, so the map total counts every asset.
Inspect the source record
Open All assets and search by the asset name, symbol, or contract address to confirm what a count or composition is summarising. For a change in token events, open “Activity”, filter by event type, and sort by time to find the events behind it. Base an operational decision on the record, since the figures are as current as the indexer.
Insights on other screens
“Offerings” and “Venues” each have their own Insights tab, described on Offerings and Venues.
“Votes”, under “Wealth”, has one for accounts that manage votes, described on Governance.
Troubleshooting
A recent transaction seems missing from the figures
Signal: a transaction you know confirmed does not show up in a figure or on the chart. Cause: Insights reads from indexed data, not the chain directly, so a lag between confirmation and indexing does not mean the transaction failed. Fix: look for “Figures are behind the chain” over the range selector, which a platform administrator or organisation owner sees, and select View status to open Platform status when the link is offered. Any other account confirms the transaction on “Activity”, or on a block explorer for the network, and waits for the figures to catch up rather than assume the operation failed.
The page shows an empty state instead of the briefing
Signal: the page reads No assets yet and says charts and statistics appear once you issue your first asset, instead of any figure. Cause: the active organisation holds no assets on the active network, which the Console distinguishes from a slow load. Fix: confirm the organisation and network chosen in the account menu match where assets were issued. The empty state offers “Issue asset” to start a new asset.
A figure reads Unavailable
Signal: one figure shows “Unavailable” and a “Try again” button while the rest of the page renders normally. Cause: each figure runs its own read, so one failed read never blanks the others. Fix: select Try again on that figure. It repeats only that read.
The total value says priced assets only
Signal: the “Total value” label reads “Total value, priced assets only” and an attention card reads “Value excludes unpriced assets”. Cause: at least one asset has no price that converts into the base currency, so its value is left out of the total rather than counted at zero. Fix: a holder of the “Feeds manager” role follows Set up price feeds and adds the missing feed. Any other account asks that role holder to do so. The total and every value figure rise once the price is available.
No change figures or dashed line appear
Signal: the figures show no change against an earlier period, and the chart has no dashed line. Cause: Compare with prior period is off, or the range is “All”, which has no earlier period. Fix: choose a bounded range and turn the switch on.
Frequently asked questions
Why does Assets halted include assets that have not launched?
A new token starts halted and launches the first time its transfers are resumed, so an asset still pending launch shows as halted. Assets halted counts every asset halted right now, which is what the status column in “All assets” shows. “Launches pending” counts the assets that have never launched. Any halted asset beyond the pending launches was launched and then halted again.
Why can the Launched change and the launch dots disagree with the created count?
Launched and the chart dots follow launches, which happen when an asset's transfers are first resumed, not when it is created. An asset created last month and launched today adds a dot today and raises this period's “Launched” figure, while the created count moved last month. Read “Launches pending” for the gap between the two.
Does Insights update while I keep the page open, or do I need to reload it?
It refreshes as new blocks on the active network are indexed, so an on-chain change appears without a reload once the indexer has caught up.