Counterparty graph
In the Stablecoin Scanner's methodology, a counterparty graph is the picture on an address page that puts the address at the centre and its counterparties around it, one stablecoin at a time. A counterparty is an address that exchanged that stablecoin with the address viewed. Addresses that deposited to it sit on the left, those it sent to on the right, and both directions in the middle; circle size is volume. The scanner calls it a star around the address, not a map of the counterparties' own dealings.
What the sources say
| Source | Quote | Link |
|---|---|---|
| ACHIVX Academy: the picture | "The graph on an address page draws the address at the centre and its counterparties around it for one stablecoin at a time: deposited-from to the left, sent-to to the right, both ways in the middle; circle size is volume, colours name what the counterparty is, rings are warnings." | achivx.com |
| ACHIVX Academy: a star, not a map | "It is a star around your address, not a map of who those counterparties deal with." | achivx.com |
| ACHIVX Academy glossary: counterparty | "an address that exchanged the selected stablecoin with the address you are viewing." | achivx.com |
| ACHIVX Academy glossary: up to 500 counterparties per request | "the up-to-500 counterparties the server returns for one graph request. Above 500 it is a selected sample: all sanctioned first, then the largest by share of flow within each direction." | achivx.com |
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Checked against the sources on 2026-11-01.