Computed10 Sept 2026Programmes indexed56Burned · 12M$9.67Bof it re-issued · 12M$4.68BIssuance + unlocks · 12M$34.91BNet deflationary14 of 48Median net float+1.2%Held under review2Methodologyv2.17

Embed a widget

One line, no build step. It is live, it updates itself, and it carries the honest number — including on the days that number is unflattering. That is exactly what makes it worth putting on your own site.

Auto follows the reader's own system setting, resolved in their browser — which is why an auto fragment stays cacheable.

Variant

One number, one link. The default, and what most projects put in a docs sidebar. Roughly 220 × 120.

Preview

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PancakeSwap net supply
Snippet
<!-- the link lives here, in your page's own HTML --> <div class="ns-widget" data-ns-token="pancakeswap"> <a href="https://netsupply.org/tokens/pancakeswap">PancakeSwap net supply</a> </div> <!-- the widget mounts into it and hides it from the reader --> <script src="https://netsupply.org/w.js" data-token="pancakeswap" data-variant="compact" data-theme="auto" async></script>

What the snippet includes

Live figureYes
Crawlable link backYes
External requestsOne, cached 5 min
Loader size< 4 KB
Editable by the host pageNo
Dated for screenshotsdata-as-of

Why the link matters

The widget renders a real anchor to your NetSupply page rather than an iframe. Your readers can check the number, and the reference is visible to search engines — which is how a methodology becomes a standard instead of a claim.

When the figure is held. If a token's latest figure is not publishable — sources disagreeing beyond tolerance, or inputs still at sample tier — the widget shows figure held and the reason, never a number. A label can be cropped out of a screenshot; an absent number cannot be cropped back in.

Widgets are part of the Verified plan. What verification covers