Properly measuring the economic footprint of cryptoassets is an exercise that has proven challenging to a variety of professionals for reasons that include unfamiliarity with the underlying technology, lack of understanding of the applicable metricsβ economic significance, and the unreliability of self-reported data. As certain digital assets grow in relative economic size, moreover, regulators and investors take an increasingly serious look at usage and valuation. This makes reliably accurate measurements imperative. In this analysis, Nic Carter and Konstantinos Stylianou introduce a plethora of meaningful metrics for calculating cryptoasset market shares and develop associations between metrics to explain their meaning, application, and limitations. The result is comprehensive guidance into the size of the crypto-economy.