Origin (LGNS)
On-chain LGNS token on Polygon. Independent daily blockchain data — staking, supply concentration, emissions and DEX flow — every figure verifiable on the block explorer.
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
In the tracked window, 95.3% of LGNS’s supply sits inside protocol-controlled contracts, and 28,420,724 LGNS was newly minted over the window. Structural signals, not a verdict — verify every figure below.
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Dashboard
The figures that matter, at a glance — Polygon, updated daily, straight from the chain.
94.0% of all LGNS is locked in the staking contract
- Staking Contract94.0%
- Liquidity Pool (LGNS/DAI)1.3%
- Public / community4.7%
Across the last 3 daily reports · oldest → newest
Staking activity
Latest session, with the trend across the last 3 daily reports — so you can see where each figure is heading.
Last 3 sessions
| Date | New stakes | Unstaked | Claimed | Minted | New addr |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 30, 2026latest | 34.53M | 12.3M | 28.42M | 28.42M | — |
| Jul 29, 2026 | 34.38M | 13.24M | 28.42M | 28.42M | — |
| Jul 28, 2026 | 34.88M | 13.06M | 28.32M | 28.32M | — |
Per-session figures read from each day’s report bundle · “—” = not recorded that session · open today’s full report ↗
Live on-chain data
Polygon · updated daily · independent blockchain readings, no opinion added.
Money in motion · last 24h
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On-chain signals
Structural facts read from the chain — supply concentration, transfer fees, minting and ownership — reported strictly as-recorded. We don’t pass verdicts on any project; each figure links to the explorer so you can verify and judge for yourself. How we measure this →
28.42M LGNS was minted vs 3.76B staked in the window — a large share of inflow is newly minted rather than bought.
On-chain simulation shows the token can be sold on the DEX.
A 5% tax is deducted on each sell — you receive less than the market price when exiting.
New tokens can still be minted — supply is not fixed, so it can be inflated.
The owner is the zero/dead address — admin control has been given up, so rules can't be changed by an owner.
No regulatory finding is on record. See exactly which wallets are behind the P2P transfers and staking inflows in today’s report ↗.
Contract roles & supply
| Contract | Share |
|---|---|
| #1 Staking Contract3.76B LGNS · Holds ~94% of supply | 94.0% |
| #2 Staked LGNS (sLGNS)2.88K LGNS · Rebasing receipt token | 0.0% |
| #3 Liquidity Pool (LGNS/DAI)52.77M LGNS · QuickSwap · ~$198M | 1.3% |
| #4 Rebase Distributor0 LGNS · Mints rebase rewards | 0.0% |
| #5 Protocol Authority (owner)68 LGNS · EOA — not a multisig/DAO | 0.0% |
| #6 Public / Community Holders | — |
Who holds the supply?
Top holders · 95% in protocol contracts
Largest non-protocol wallet holds 2.32%; the rest of the public float is spread across 2,473,898 holders. For wallet-level detail, see today’s report ↗.
Daily report archive
3 reports · newest first · tracking since Jul 28, 2026 · “—” = not recorded in that report
Jul 30, 2026latest3.76B staked · $1.83
Jul 29, 20263.74B staked · $1.91
Jul 28, 20263.73B staked · $1.94
Want to know when this changes? Watch LGNS to get an on-site alert whenever the next report shifts — new stakes, mint rate, supply concentration.
Community
From the discussion on today’s report
New to on-chain data? Read the 30-second glossary⌄
DEX — a decentralized exchange (e.g. QuickSwap). Buying here is an open-market purchase.
P2P — a peer-to-peer transfer: tokens received directly from another wallet, not bought on the open market.
Staking — locking tokens in the project’s contract to earn rewards.
Treasury — a protocol-controlled wallet holding the project’s funds/reserves.
Mint / emission — new tokens created by the protocol, which increases the total supply.
LP / liquidity locked — LP (liquidity-pool) tokens represent the tradable pool; “locked” means they sit at an address that can’t pull the liquidity out.
Frequently asked
What is this token?+
A staking token. Holders acquire it (via a DEX swap or peer-to-peer transfer) and deposit it into a staking contract to earn yield. SearchMLM tracks its on-chain data independently.
How risky is it?+
SearchMLM does not pass judgment on any project — we publish verifiable on-chain facts. Where supply is concentrated or a large share of staked tokens arrived peer-to-peer rather than bought on the DEX, those are structural signals to verify, not verdicts. Not financial advice.
How do you earn with it?+
By staking: deposit into the staking contract and receive rewards from the rewards-distributor wallet. Returns depend on token price and continued participation, are not guaranteed, and carry a high risk of total loss.
What does "staked via P2P vs DEX" mean?+
It tracks where stakers got their tokens. A DEX purchase is an open-market buy; a P2P transfer is tokens received from another wallet. A high P2P share means most participants did not buy on the open market.
Where does this data come from?+
Every figure is read directly from the blockchain and links to the public block explorer so you can verify it yourself. SearchMLM adds no private data and no opinions.
Does a high mint or P2P figure prove something is wrong?+
No. These are neutral on-chain readings, not verdicts. They are signals to understand and verify.
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