How many times each part of the canvas has changed hands. Height and color both encode churn on a log scale — a linear scale would let one hot spot flatten everything else to invisible. Tall and red is where the game is most alive. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, double-click to reset.

Pixel changes per hour, split by what caused them. Contests (player takeovers and campaign reclaims) are shown separately from campaigns simply drawing themselves in.

The finest-grained view of the canvas. The hourly chart above smooths away bursts; this shows them — a campaign revealing itself, or a coordinated raid, is a spike here.

Download the data

Everything behind these charts, as CSV or JSON, so you can analyze the world yourself. Exports are row-capped and date-filterable — the event log grows without bound and an unbounded download would take the server down with it. Files include wallet addresses, which are public by design.

Longest-held territory

Persistence Score is pixel-time weighted by breadth of participation (√contributors), so a hundred people holding ground together outrank one wallet holding the same area alone.

Most contested pixels