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Data point guide · Team & development Pro
Active developers
Different people who committed code in the last 180 days.
Higher
A real team is working on it.
Lower
One person, or nobody.
The trade-off
More builders = less key-person risk.
Good to know
Only public repos; teams working privately look smaller than they are.
Known for50% of tokens today
SourceGitHub
Updatedweekly
PlanPro
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- Public team Whether the project's website names the people behind it: at least two personal LinkedIn profiles, or a team section with named people or their personal X accounts that we checked by hand. Code on GitHub doesn't count here (see the development data points). Names are in the token's detail panel.
- Built before launch How long the team's GitHub existed before the token launched.
- Commits (180d) Code changes pushed in the last 180 days.
- Development trend Commits in the last 180 days divided by the 180 days before.
- Website status Whether the project's website responds.
- Token age Days since the token launched (or first listed, if the launch date is unknown).
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