Short answers to the questions people ask about NAM and about this site. Every figure it states carries its source and the time it was read.
This site's price is the current NAM price in USDC from the Osmosis router, read every minute and shown beside the price that real trades paid. Another site may show an older trade, a single pool, an average over a day or a market where NAM barely trades.
NAM in the shielded pool is private by design: the network publishes how much the pool holds, not who owns it. This site reports the pool's total and every move into and out of it, and does not try to attribute what is inside.
Every figure carries its source and the time it was read. A figure older than its usual refresh is marked old, and a figure that could not be read shows a dash and the reason, never a guess.
Prices and pool depth come from the Osmosis router; balances, staking and the shielded pool from public Namada nodes; history and the staking rate from indexer.namada.net; NAM on Osmosis from Osmosis's own balance records. Where two independent sources exist they are compared, and the results are shown under How we know.
NAM trades on Osmosis against USDC and other coins, so a purchase is a swap in one of the NAM pools there; moving the NAM back to Namada is a separate crossing. This site shows the quote and the price move for a given size and never trades for anyone.
It does not trade, hold funds, give investment advice or ask for a wallet's secret. Signing in is a signed message that costs nothing and moves nothing, and what is stored is the alert choices and where they are sent.
NamadaTrade reports public on-chain and exchange data. It is not investment advice and is not affiliated with Namada or the Anoma Foundation.