“Today, I finally stopped just ‘liking’ dashboards and started building my own.” 👋 Who am I and why am I here? For the past 4 years, I’ve been deep in Web3 not writing code, but copy. I helped build communities, led social strategies, launched marketing campaigns, hosted AMAs, analyzed impressions, and yes… admired all the clean, sexy dashboards on Dune from afar. But lately, admiration hasn’t been enough. I want to build them. Actually I want to understand the data behind the stories I’ve b...

“Today, I finally stopped just ‘liking’ dashboards and started building my own.” 👋 Who am I and why am I here? For the past 4 years, I’ve been deep in Web3 not writing code, but copy. I helped build communities, led social strategies, launched marketing campaigns, hosted AMAs, analyzed impressions, and yes… admired all the clean, sexy dashboards on Dune from afar. But lately, admiration hasn’t been enough. I want to build them. Actually I want to understand the data behind the stories I’ve b...

Today I focused on more than just addresses. I looked at the movement itself on-chain.To do that, I first had to understand what tools are available to explore transactions. Then I dove into some real ones and tried to break them down.🧰 Exploration Tools I Used TodayThese are some of the tools I used and explored:Phalcon (Blocksec Explorer): Probably the most intuitive tool to visualize on-chain traces. I could see CALL, STATICCALL, and EVENT layers mapped out in a clean tree-like structure....

Today I focused on more than just addresses. I looked at the movement itself on-chain.To do that, I first had to understand what tools are available to explore transactions. Then I dove into some real ones and tried to break them down.🧰 Exploration Tools I Used TodayThese are some of the tools I used and explored:Phalcon (Blocksec Explorer): Probably the most intuitive tool to visualize on-chain traces. I could see CALL, STATICCALL, and EVENT layers mapped out in a clean tree-like structure....

Today started with a basic question: “What’s the point of ERC20, ERC721, ERC1155 standards?” I realized these aren’t just for developers. They matter to analysts too. They bring structure. Functions like transfer() and events like Transfer are what make on-chain data queryable on platforms like Dune. I began with LINK. Found its contract on Etherscan. Tried to make sense of what I was looking at: token holders, event logs, decimals, total supply. Then I switched to Dune and wrote my first evm...

Today started with a basic question: “What’s the point of ERC20, ERC721, ERC1155 standards?” I realized these aren’t just for developers. They matter to analysts too. They bring structure. Functions like transfer() and events like Transfer are what make on-chain data queryable on platforms like Dune. I began with LINK. Found its contract on Etherscan. Tried to make sense of what I was looking at: token holders, event logs, decimals, total supply. Then I switched to Dune and wrote my first evm...