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# FlowSnapshot

Who is buying and who is selling, over a window, as a series. The shape behind the Nansen smart-money shows.

```json
{
  "asOf": "2026-09-25T00:00:00Z",
  "source": "Nansen",
  "chains": ["robinhood", "base"],
  "window": "7d",
  "asset": { "symbol": "AI", "name": "Artificial Inu", "address": "0x2e8c…", "marketCapUsd": 223000000, "iconUrl": "https://…/ai.png" },
  "cohorts": [
    { "name": "fresh wallets", "netFlowUsd": 29100000, "netFlowSpoken": "twenty-nine million dollars" },
    { "name": "smart traders", "netFlowUsd": -2100000, "netFlowSpoken": "two million dollars out" },
    { "name": "exchanges", "netFlowUsd": 5100000 }
  ],
  "series": [
    { "t": "Thu", "v": 103252 }, { "t": "Fri", "v": -42000 }, { "t": "Sat", "v": 88000 },
    { "t": "Sun", "v": -3836436 }, { "t": "Mon", "v": 250000 }, { "t": "Tue", "v": 12000 }, { "t": "Wed", "v": 29000 }
  ],
  "smartMoneyBuying": [ { "symbol": "AI", "netFlow24h": 103252, "smartTraders30d": 41, "iconUrl": "https://…" } ],
  "smartMoneySelling": [ { "symbol": "DELTA", "netFlow24h": -88000, "iconUrl": "https://…" } ]
}
```

| Key                                         | Use                                                             |
| ------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `cohorts[]`                                 | Who did what. `netFlowSpoken` controls the narration wording    |
| `series[]`                                  | Drop straight into a `chart` scene as `chart.series`            |
| `smartMoneyBuying[]`, `smartMoneySelling[]` | Leaderboards for a movers-style show; each `iconUrl` is a still |
| `asset.iconUrl`                             | Seed for a logo clip on the hook scene                          |

## From snapshot to scenes

The `series` array is exactly what a bar chart scene takes:

```json
{ "type": "chart", "text": "Nansen has the receipts", "duration": 6,
  "chart": { "kind": "bars", "series": [ … the series above … ], "baseline": 0, "valueFormat": "usd", "title": "$AI · net flow · last 7 days" } }
```

and `cohorts` become a stat card:

```json
{ "type": "data", "text": "The scoreboard, 7 days", "duration": 5, "motion": "slam", "sfx": "impact",
  "stats": [ { "value": "+$29.1M", "label": "fresh wallets" }, { "value": "−$2.1M", "label": "smart traders" }, { "value": "+$5.1M", "label": "exchanges" } ] }
```

The [nansen-shows](/monkeygun/examples/nansen-shows.md) repository builds seven shows from this shape.


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