Overview
Cardano Smart Market is a free token tracker that puts price, trading volume, liquidity and holder counts in one sortable table1. Someone weighing up two tokens can filter by sector, sort the columns, and open a token's own page for charts, trades and a holder breakdown2. Prices are shown in ADA by default, with a US dollar toggle in the header.
The tokens covered are Cardano native tokens, and the site comes from Cardano Smart AI, the team behind an assistant called Merkle and a trading tool called Smart Swap. On Cardano Smart Market, the measurable facts stay free, and the team's reading of those facts sits behind a paid access pass3.
Key Features
- One table for comparing tokens. Price, 24-hour volume, liquidity, market cap and holder count sit side by side, with a filter row for sectors such as stablecoins, lending, gaming and meme tokens1.
- Gaps are labeled, not filled in. The documentation says unverified figures are marked unavailable rather than shown as a zero or an estimate, and that market cap is calculated from the same circulating supply it displays4.
- See who holds a token. A token's page ranks the largest wallet addresses by balance and shows the combined share held by the top ten and the top twenty-five2.
- Charts next to a running trade feed. Token pages carry price charts with indicators and drawing tools, alongside a live list of swaps showing size, direction and which exchange filled each one2.
- Swap from the page you are reading. A swap box on each token page routes orders through DexHunter, an aggregator that compares decentralized exchanges and picks a route, at a stated fee of 0.1% per swap, subject to the minimum fee applied to the quoted swap2.
What to Expect
You land on a ranked table with a filter row across the top and a Customize control for choosing which columns show. Sorting is a tap on a column heading, and on a narrow screen the metrics scroll sideways instead of disappearing1.
Price, performance over 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, volume, trade counts, liquidity, supply, market cap, holders, charts and the trade feed are open to anyone3. A second layer reads those numbers and draws conclusions from them: CSAI Signal calls direction, Hot Tokens points at where trading attention has gathered, Unusual Activity compares a token against its own baseline, Liquidity Moves tracks how pool depth shifts, and Large Trades reports individual big fills3. That layer needs a CSAI Pass, an NFT capped at 5,0003.
Where market providers do not supply the history Cardano Smart AI needs, it records its own prices, holders and liquidity, so some readings stay blank on a token until enough history has built up3. The documentation is plain about where the line sits: supply is reported only when it can be verified, and nothing is substituted when it cannot4. Connecting a wallet is described as read-only for analysis, with approving a transaction kept as its own separate step5.
