A walkthrough of every screen and panel on the NAVgator dashboard.
The landing page shows all active MetaDAO tokens in a sortable, filterable table.
Above the table, summary stats for the entire ecosystem:
| Stat | Description |
|---|---|
| Total Treasury | Combined treasury value across all live tokens |
| Tokens Live | Number of actively tracked tokens |
| Tokens Liquidated | Number of tokens that have been liquidated |
Each row displays:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Token | Logo, name, and ticker |
| Price | Current spot price with 24h change percentage |
| NAV | Calculated net asset value per token |
| P/NAV | Price-to-NAV ratio badge (green for premium, red for discount) |
| Treasury | Total DAO treasury value in USD |
| MCap | Market capitalization (price x circulating supply) |
| Launchpad | How the token launched — Curated, Permissionless, or Migration |
| 7d Trend | Sparkline mini chart showing the last 7 days of price action |
Click any row to open the token detail page.
Filters across the top of the table:
Click any column header to sort ascending or descending.
The left sidebar shows a compact token list grouped by launchpad type, with live sparkline charts and price changes. Use it to jump between tokens without returning to the landing page.
Selecting a token opens the detail view with a chart on the left and stats panels on the right.
The chart is built with TradingView Lightweight Charts and shows price data with an optional NAV overlay.
Timeframes: 1m, 5m, 30m, 1h, and 24h. The 1m and 5m timeframes show price as a line (no candles). 24h is the default.
Layer toggles:
Price and Candles are mutually exclusive — enabling one disables the other. NAV can be combined with either. When both price/candles and NAV are active, the area between them is filled green (above NAV) or red (below NAV).
Additional controls:
Crosshair: Hovering over the chart shows a metrics panel with the price, NAV, vs-NAV percentage, treasury, market cap, and other stats at that point in time.
The primary stats panel on the right side.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Price | Current spot price with 24h change |
| NAV | Current NAV per token (treasury / effective supply) |
| P/NAV | Price-to-NAV ratio. Above 1.0 = premium, below 1.0 = discount |
Shows where the DAO's money is and what form it takes. Toggle between two views:
By location — which wallets and pools hold the treasury:
| Location | Description |
|---|---|
| DAO Treasury | The main DAO treasury wallet |
| Fut LP | Stablecoins in MetaDAO's conditional market |
| Meteora LP | Stablecoin side of the DAO-owned Meteora position |
| Multisig | MetaDAO multisig funds (META only) |
| SOL Holdings | SOL held in DAO wallets, converted to USD |
By asset — what the treasury holds:
| Asset | Description |
|---|---|
| USDC | US Dollar Coin — the primary treasury denomination |
| USD* | Yield-bearing stablecoin |
| USDv | Stablecoin variant |
| SOL | Native Solana token, priced at live market rate |
Each component shows its USD value and percentage of total treasury.
A visual equation showing how effective supply is derived from total supply:
Total Supply - Performance package (team locked) - DAO treasury tokens - Fut LP tokens - Meteora LP tokens - Buyback tokens - Investor locked (vesting) - Ambassador locked (vesting) - MetaDAO fee wallet ───────────────────── = Effective Supply
Each deduction shows its token count and percentage of total supply. Rows link to Solscan where an address is available.
Vesting deductions decrease over time as tokens unlock. For the full rationale behind each deduction, see Methodology.
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Spot price | Current market price |
| Market cap | Circulating supply x spot price |
| FDV | Fully diluted valuation (total supply x spot price) |
| Circulating supply | Effective supply in millions |
| ICO price | The price at token launch (where applicable) |
| Funds accepted | USDC raised during the ICO |
| Current funds | Current treasury vs funds accepted at ICO |
| Oversubscription | How much demand exceeded the ICO allocation |
| Price since ICO | Percentage change from ICO price to current |
Not all fields appear for every token — ICO-related metrics only show for tokens that had an ICO.
Shown for tokens with a monthly burn allowance.
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Monthly allowance | Approved monthly spend from the treasury |
| Runway | Treasury / monthly burn — months of spending remaining |
| Post-ICO allocation | How much of the ICO-raised funds have been spent |
Runway assumes constant burn and no new revenue. Actual runway depends on governance decisions and any income the DAO generates.
Shown for tokens with active buyback programs.
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Total spent | USD value spent on buybacks |
| Average price | Weighted average price paid |
| Tokens acquired | Total tokens bought back |
| Period | Date range of buyback activity |
Below the chart, a reference section lists all on-chain addresses for the token:
Each address links to Solscan for independent verification.
Add tokens to your watchlist by clicking the star icon in the table or on a token's detail page.
Ownership tokens are issued against a real treasury. Holding one means holding a proportional claim on the DAO's stablecoins and other assets. This is fundamentally different from memecoins or utility tokens — there's a measurable floor value based on what the treasury actually holds.
Futarchy is a governance mechanism where decisions are made by markets instead of votes. MetaDAO pioneered this on Solana: proposals are settled by conditional token markets rather than traditional DAO voting. When a token launches through futarchy, it trades on MetaDAO's conditional markets, and the DAO treasury is funded through these markets.
A token's market price almost never equals its NAV exactly. Several forces create deviation:
NAVgator makes this gap visible. Understanding why the gap exists for a particular token is the analysis that matters.