LINK: Wikipedia Views per $1B of Market Cap
Chainlink Wikipedia Views per $1B of Market Cap was 4.33 views per $1B on 8 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).
Readers of the Wikipedia article about Chainlink for every $1 billion of its market cap, day by day.
Why use it. Attention against size: how much public curiosity each dollar of value draws. A reading high against the coin's own past says attention has run ahead of the price; a falling reading while the price climbs says the rise rests on less public interest. How to read it. Compare the line with its own past: levels differ widely between coins, and small coins read far higher than large ones. A jump can come from more readers or from a lower market cap, so read it beside the price. Wikipedia readers lean towards people outside the market, so this says little about traders.
Calculation. The day's views of the coin's Wikipedia article (the same count as its Wikipedia Page Views chart: user views in the ten largest editions, with the pages that redirect to it) divided by its market cap that day in billions of US dollars. A day appears once Wikimedia has published it for every coin, about a day later, so the latest value never moves. Starts when both numbers exist. Source: Wikimedia page-view data (CC0), read and summed by CryptoKeyhole. Market caps: CryptoKeyhole's own Market Cap series for each coin (circulating supply from our nodes or the token's contract, or the project's published supply where we run no node, times our price).