Honeypop is an AMM and concentrated liquidity layer on Scroll, built for efficient swaps and real yield. It will also feature a Morpho-powered money market, enabling seamless lending and borrowing.

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# Honeypop Tradeable assets Methodology

## 1. Overview

The Honeypop tradeable assets metric measures the cumulative count of unique tokens that have become tradeable on the Honeypop decentralized exchange. A token is considered "tradeable" once it appears in at least one active trading pair on the platform. This metric tracks the growth of token diversity available for trading over time, providing insight into the expanding ecosystem of assets supported by the Honeypop DEX.

The calculation identifies all unique tokens from trading pair creation events, determines when each token first became tradeable, and maintains a running cumulative count that grows as new tokens are added to trading pairs.

## 2. Data sources

- **Factory contract events**: Parsed `PoolCreated` events from Honeypop v1 Factory contracts on Scroll blockchain, containing token addresses, fee tiers, and pool creation timestamps
- **Token metadata**: Token information including symbols, decimal places, and identifiers for proper token classification and display
- **End-of-day price feeds**: Token price data used by standardization processes for potential USD conversion requirements

## 3. Step-by-step calculation

### Component A: Trading pair extraction
- **Purpose**: Extract all trading pairs created on the Honeypop exchange with their associated tokens and metadata
- **Logic**: Parse `PoolCreated` events from Honeypop v1 Factory contracts on Scroll blockchain. Each event contains `token0`, `token1`, `fee` tier, and `pool` address when new trading pairs are established. The fee tier is converted from integer format to decimal by dividing by 10^6. Token metadata is joined to provide symbols and decimal places for both tokens in each pair
- **Key fields**: `token0_address`, `token1_address`, `fee_tier`, `pool_address`, `block_timestamp`, `chain`, token symbols and decimals

### Component B: Token address aggregation  
- **Purpose**: Create a comprehensive list of all unique tokens that have appeared in trading pairs
- **Logic**: Combine `token0_address` and `token1_address` from all trading pairs using a union operation. This ensures every token from every trading pair is captured exactly once. Daily timestamp truncation is applied to establish consistent time boundaries for when tokens first became tradeable
- **Key fields**: `timestamp` (daily), `chain`, `token_address`, `product_id` (null for exchange-level metric)

### Component C: First appearance identification
- **Purpose**: Determine when each unique token first became tradeable on the platform
- **Logic**: Group all token appearances by chain and token address, then find the minimum timestamp for each unique token. This represents the first day each token became available for trading through any trading pair on Honeypop
- **Key fields**: `timestamp` (first appearance date), `token_address`, `chain`

### Component D: Daily aggregation with gap filling
- **Purpose**: Count new tradeable assets appearing each day and ensure complete daily time series
- **Logic**: Count distinct tokens appearing for the first time on each day. Apply gap-filling logic to ensure every day in the time series has a value, using zero for days when no new tokens became tradeable. This creates a complete daily series with no missing dates
- **Key fields**: `asset_count` (new tokens per day), `timestamp`, `chain`

### Final aggregation
- **Combining components**: The daily new token counts are processed through a cumulative sum calculation
- **Currency conversion**: USD conversion is handled by the standardization macro if required for reporting purposes
- **Time aggregation**: Daily time boundaries are maintained throughout, with gap-filling ensuring completeness
- **Final calculation**: Calculate running sum of `asset_count` over time, partitioned by `chain` and `product_id`, ordered by `timestamp`. This produces the cumulative count of unique tradeable assets available on each date. The final result shows total tradeable assets growing over time as new tokens are added to trading pairs on the Honeypop exchange.

*This methodology was automatically generated by Token Terminal's methodology analyzer.*

Number of unique tokens tradeable on the exchange.

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