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What does "unranked" mean on a board?

A figure below the board's stated cut-off: not in the list, but not zero.

Every block.space board states its population and its cut-off, the smallest figure that made the list. A figure below the cut-off is unranked, not zero. On 2026-10-21 the 100,000 heaviest tokens had a cut-off of 63,811 bytes in Book A, and the 100,000 heaviest sats one of 58,477 bytes.

Sources #

  1. block.space docs: rankings · block.space/docs/rankings
  2. block.space: the 100,000 heaviest tokens of every kind, with one tab per family · block.space/heaviest
  3. block.space: the 100,000 heaviest sats, with the inscriptions, BRC-20, bitmap, sat-name and CAT-21 sub-items · block.space/heaviest-sats

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