Which tokens behave like this one?
Price charts rhyme, but behaviour is the real signature. Vectoryx reduces each token to a six-axis vector — how deep its liquidity, how much volume churns through it, how fast it turns over, how violently it swings, how old it is and how many wallets hold it — then measures the angle between vectors to surface its nearest neighbours.
Nearest neighbours
Six axes, one shape
Liquidity, 24h volume, turnover (volume ÷ liquidity), volatility (absolute 24h move), market age and holder count. Values spanning orders of magnitude are log-scaled, then each axis is stretched to 0–1 across the whole basket so no single axis dominates.
Angle, not size
Cosine similarity compares the direction of two vectors, so a small token with the same behavioural profile as a large one still scores as a close neighbour. 100% means the shapes point the same way; the radar fingerprints show where they diverge.
Shared and divergent axes
Each neighbour lists the axis it matches the target most closely on, and the one it differs on most. Use it to find a token's cohort — or to spot the odd behaviour hiding behind a familiar-looking price.