Grade C · score 41/100 · Thin · measured 2026-11-07

AZTEC on Ethereum: grade C

AZTEC scores 41 out of 100 on transfer activity across the last 500 ethereum blocks, which grades it C in the thin band. That places it 21 points above the ethereum median of 20, at the 84th percentile of the 302 ethereum tokens this scanner tracks, ranked 50 of 302.

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What grade C means here

A C is thin but real. Real transfers and real wallets, sized small enough that leaving a position is the risk, not the entry. Real activity, just not much of it. The token is trading and wallets are distinct, but the volume is thin enough that a size position would move the price or fail to fill.

For AZTEC specifically, the ethereum median score is 20 across 302 tokens and the highest score on the chain is 100. AZTEC sits +21 against that median, and it is one of 77 ethereum tokens currently graded C.

How this was measured

The scanner reads transfer logs for the contract over the last 500 blocks and counts transfers, distinct sending and receiving wallets, mints, burns, and the share held by the largest wallet. Blocks are pulled in chunks against a private Alchemy endpoint with public gateways only as fallback, and coverage is recorded per call: if the reads do not cover the window, the response says PARTIAL instead of inventing a quiet token.

A 500-block window means different wall-clock time per chain. On Ethereum that is the recent past rather than a daily average, which is the point: activity is the one thing a price chart cannot show you and a token list cannot fake.

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curl "https://onchainforensics.dev/functions/forensicsVerdict?address=0xa27ec0006e59f245217ff08cd52a7e8b169e62d2&chain=ethereum"

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