What a vintage is
A vintage is one calendar week of net new holders for one asset. Example: NVDA, week 37. Its size is the sum of daily net holder changes that week. Its estimated entry is the arrival-weighted average of each day's consensus price.
Bottling rules
- Only positive net days enter size and estimated entry.
- Negative-net days are listed on the label and skipped in the math.
- Missing snapshots are listed as gaps and never filled.
- Labels always say "estimated entry", never bare "entry" as cost basis.
Formula
entry ≈ Σ(daily net arrivals × daily consensus price)
/ Σ(daily net arrivals)Condition
Condition is today's consensus price divided by estimated entry, minus one. Written on the label as a percentage above or below today. Not coloured as a signal.
Consensus price
Liquidity-weighted average across Robinhood Chain pools for the token with at least $50,000 USD liquidity. Single-pool prices are rejected because pools of one asset have sat far apart.
Tasting notes
Generated only from numbers: size, ISO week, estimated entry, condition, gap count. No adjectives about quality. No lucky or unlucky.
Your vintage
Paste an address on Yours. The result is shown in-session only and is never published.
Out of scope
- Individual cost basis or P&L
- Trading of any kind
- Memecoins on the racks
- Launching $VINTAGE via this app
Sample week
From 10 Sep to 14 Sep snapshots, NVDA's four-day net arrivals sum to 17,813. SPY includes a negative day that is excluded from size and listed on the bottle. NVDA week 36 includes a gap day for the label demo.