How much money moves through Centrifuge — and who is moving it?

The four facts that summarize the selected scope and period.

The total value of all share classes at their latest indexed price, week by week. This is the closest indexer-level equivalent of the protocol's assets under management.

Deposits are counted once, when they settle — at fulfillment for asynchronous orders, at execution for instant ones. Redemptions are counted when the cash becomes claimable. Claim transactions are shown as activity but never double-counted as volume.

These are event counts, not a conversion funnel: one request can be fulfilled in parts, and activity can cross the period boundary, so neighboring stages will not match exactly.

Current NAV is attributed to the chain holding each token instance's supply. Deposit columns show where new capital actually entered during the selected period.

Pools are the indexer's best proxy for issuers. “30d share price” is the change in each pool's share price over the trailing 30 days — an implied monthly return.

Addresses, not people: one investor can use several wallets, and one custodian can represent many investors. A median deposit in the hundreds of dollars next to an average in the millions means a handful of institutional tickets carry the volume while many small wallets make up the count.

Everything the indexer currently knows about the selected scope, before any time filter.

Every headline maps to a specific indexer entity or event stage. These caveats are part of the result.