ASA Stats gives its paid tiers to ASASTATS holders, with no tokens locked up

ASA Stats, the Algorand portfolio tracker¹, now gives its paid tiers to anyone holding enough of its ASASTATS token, or enough of the token paired with ALGO in a liquidity pool. The rule began at 00:00 UTC on 9 November 2026, the project's fifth birthday, and its birthday post² says the subscription prices stay as they are. For a reader it means a second door into the same rooms: a monthly fee on one side, a balance that can be sold on the other.

The anniversary rule, and its deadline

Hold 50,000³, 500,000⁴, 5,000,000⁵ or 50,000,000⁶ ASASTATS in a wallet and the access matches the Intro, Asastatser, Professional and Cluster tiers; hold half those amounts with about 4.2, 42, 420⁷ or 4,200⁸ ALGO beside them in a counted pool and the result is the same. Wallet and pool positions add up, and so do all the verified addresses on one account. A holding and a subscription do not: the higher of the two applies.

Nothing is locked. The project says it considered vaults and rejected them: 'A vault would take custody of your tokens, and it would need a contract and an audit that a project our size shouldn't spend⁹ on.' Fall below the amount and access ends, which the project puts at within about an hour; come back later and the wait begins again.

The deadline is the part to act on. A position that already exists, or one begun by 15 November 2026 (UTC), counts at once; from 16 November a new holding waits 30¹⁰ days without dipping below its amount, and someone climbing a tier keeps the lower one while the higher one waits.

The tracker the access is for

ASA Stats values what an Algorand address holds in tokens, NFTs, pools, farms and lending. The free tier¹¹ asks for little beyond the address: no login, no wallet connection, up to five addresses in one view, a refresh that tops up weekly. Paid tiers add API keys, more addresses per bundle, longer live refresh and user widgets, billed monthly in ASASTATS at the prices the table below lists. In August the four tiers held 25¹² active subscription records between them.

Those tiers run on Subtopia's pass-token subscriptions, where each tier is its own product contract carrying a single pricing plan, and the access level itself sits with a separate Permission dApp the subscriptions page names; the app of that name on mainnet, 2685515413¹³, keeps no global state of its own. For a holder the point is simple: a wallet either carries the balance or it does not, and the tokens stay put meanwhile.

What each tier asks for

The project states the thresholds and the monthly fees as follows.

	Intro	Asastatser	Professional	Cluster
Subscription, per month	2,500 ASASTATS	18,000 ASASTATS	38,000 ASASTATS	500,000 ASASTATS
Hold in a wallet instead	50,000 ASASTATS	500,000 ASASTATS	5,000,000 ASASTATS	50,000,000 ASASTATS
Or the ALGO side of a pool position	4.2 ALGO	42 ALGO	420 ALGO	4,200 ALGO

Thresholds and prices as the project states them; ASASTATS price was $0.0000166 on 11 Nov 2026.

• Subscription, per month: Intro: 2,500 ASASTATS; Asastatser: 18,000 ASASTATS; Professional: 38,000 ASASTATS; Cluster: 500,000 ASASTATS.
• Hold in a wallet instead: Intro: 50,000 ASASTATS; Asastatser: 500,000 ASASTATS; Professional: 5,000,000 ASASTATS; Cluster: 50,000,000 ASASTATS.
• Or the ALGO side of a pool position: Intro: 4.2 ALGO; Asastatser: 42 ALGO; Professional: 420 ALGO; Cluster: 4,200 ALGO.

What it costs at today's price

At the ASASTATS price on 11 November, $0.0000166 a token, the four wallet holds cost about $0.83¹⁴, $8.32¹⁵, $83.23¹⁶ and $832. The ALGO side barely changes the bill at these prices: the pool routes come to about $0.80¹⁷, $8.00, $80 and $797. A subscription month runs about $0.04, $0.30, $0.63 and $8.32 at the same price.

Set beside each other, the two routes take different shapes. Each hold equals roughly 20 months of Intro, 28 of Asastatser, 132 of Professional and 100 of Cluster, so holding pays only for someone who means to stay for years. It also runs the price both ways: the tokens can fall, and selling them ends the access. A paid month buys exactly a month and leaves nothing behind.

What the top tier's pool route asks for

Cluster's pool route asks for 25,000,000¹⁸ ASASTATS with 4,200¹⁹ ALGO. That is 24.5% of the 101.9 million²⁰ ASASTATS and 22.5% of the 18,638²¹ ALGO in the two pools the rule counts, which between them hold about $3,390²² at today's prices. A 50,000,000-token Cluster hold costs about $832²³ on its own, and the token's one-day trading volume was $6.29²⁴, about 130 times less.

Lower down the order the pool route is small: Intro's share is about $0.80 of tokens and ALGO.

What a holder can rely on

The token's own settings are the strongest part of the offer. ASASTATS, asset 393537671²⁵²⁶, has no freeze role and no clawback role, and the project's tokenomics page²⁷ says neither can ever be set again, so nobody can freeze or seize a qualifying balance.

What can move is the project's threshold. The subscriptions page²⁸ reserves the right to change the amounts 'for a valid reason, with at least 90²⁹ days' notice', and adds that holding ASASTATS gives access to this service and nothing else, with no DAO votes attached. Pool positions are counted at a fixed 6,020³⁰ ASASTATS per ALGO, a rate the project says does not follow the market and will not be lowered for a position already held, so a price swing cannot push a holder below a threshold while a withdrawal can.

Only ALGO/ASASTATS pools on Pact and Tinyman v2 count, with LP tokens in the wallet or staked in a Pact farm; LP held in a Tinyman farm or another contract does not, and neither does any other pair. The token's market capitalisation was about $15,700³¹ on 11 November.

How to start, and who is behind it

Sign in or open an account, which the project says needs no email, and connect the address by signing a 0³²-ALGO message with your wallet; the project's login screen says that signature is never broadcast and costs no fee. Hold the amount in the wallet, in one of the two pools, in a Pact farm, or a mix. The project says it reads the chain every 15³³ minutes, and that a profile shows the tier a holding gives and the date on which a waiting tier starts.

ASA Stats is Ivica Paleka's project. The About page³⁴ names him as founder, and each monthly transparency report is signed by him as keeper of the development pool, with hosting bills and transfers between pools listed in the October edition³⁵. The birthday post frames the change as a present. It says the amounts were not picked at random: 'Our subscription permissions have been built on the 500,000, 5,000,000, and 50,000,000 staking levels for a long time.³⁶' The r/AlgorandOfficial thread³⁷ carrying the announcement shows a headline and a last-updated stamp of 8 November 2026. Its body and replies could not be read, so this piece reports no reader reaction.

The project's own advice for a short stay is to subscribe: 'If you need a tier for a short time, a subscription is the way to get it.³⁸' For anyone taking the other route, the clock matters more than the tier — a position opened before 16 November is the difference between access now and a month of waiting.