How do I track whether DIA is actually growing?
I don't rely on price alone. I keep a monthly checklist across five areas:
📊 Adoption
• 250+ dApp integrations
• 65+ blockchain integrations
• New partnerships
• TVL of protocols using DIA
🔧 Development
• Product launches
• GitHub activity
• New oracle products
• Technical development
💰 Token
• 4.4M+ DIA staked
• 24,789 token holders
• Lasernet gas activity
• Circulating vs total supply
📡 Infrastructure
• 10+ feeder providers
• 100+ data sources
• 20K+ supported assets
• Oracle update frequency
🤝 Partnership quality
This is one of the most important parts.
I'm looking at whether integrations are with established protocols, whether partners publicly support the integration, and whether the relationship goes beyond a single basic feed.
The goal isn't to find one perfect metric.
It's to see whether adoption, development, infrastructure and token participation are moving in a healthy direction over time.
I update the checklist monthly.
For me, that's a more useful way to research $DIA
than watching the price every day.
I don't rely on price alone. I keep a monthly checklist across five areas:
📊 Adoption
• 250+ dApp integrations
• 65+ blockchain integrations
• New partnerships
• TVL of protocols using DIA
🔧 Development
• Product launches
• GitHub activity
• New oracle products
• Technical development
💰 Token
• 4.4M+ DIA staked
• 24,789 token holders
• Lasernet gas activity
• Circulating vs total supply
📡 Infrastructure
• 10+ feeder providers
• 100+ data sources
• 20K+ supported assets
• Oracle update frequency
🤝 Partnership quality
This is one of the most important parts.
I'm looking at whether integrations are with established protocols, whether partners publicly support the integration, and whether the relationship goes beyond a single basic feed.
The goal isn't to find one perfect metric.
It's to see whether adoption, development, infrastructure and token participation are moving in a healthy direction over time.
I update the checklist monthly.
For me, that's a more useful way to research $DIA
than watching the price every day.
