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Learning about the processes inside the blockchain can be extremely useful, especially for users who regularly make a large number of transactions. For example, as one of the most popular services, Etherscan is ideal for learning the basics, providing access to most features without the need to connect to a wallet or even open an account. Below we'll talk about the most common metrics presented in Mega Dashboard created by @KARTOD and the possibilities of applying the information obtained.
https://dune.com/KARTOD/AAVE-Mega-Dashboard
The AAVE Mega Dashboard is a metrics reviewer that provides access to public information about borrow, deposit, repay, withdraw transactions, smart contracts, addresses, and other AAVE project data. Using Mega Dashboard as a search engine, users can find all AAVE project data in the public domain. You can also use the Mega Dashboard profile header to quickly find a topic of interest to you.
First, you need to understand why you need to use Explorer and keep track of what's going on in the project. Summary: Obtaining data about the way you interact with a blockchain or project helps you better understand the processes involved in DApps and transactions, as well as keeping yourself safe and identifying suspicious activity.
For example, searching for whale addresses can be used to learn about the movement of large amounts of cryptocurrency. You can also track transactions made by founders within a project.
How do I find the Explorer? Deposit and Withdraw explorer as well as Borrow and Repay explorer are at the bottom of the following pages:
https://dune.com/KARTOD/AAVE-Polygon
https://dune.com/KARTOD/AAVE-V3-Optimism-Main-information
https://dune.com/embeds/1138065/1943070/a0025225-55ea-44d4-82d5-d6b6c6133845?display=iframe
The main function of the AAVE Explorer is transaction tracking. To gain access to other users' transaction data, all you need to do is learn how to track your own transactions. Imagine that you sent 50 USD (USDC) from your wallet to an AAVE deposit. After the transaction, the following HASH will be displayed in our explorer:
\x669022d048735df35a93d994d6653ed180dec37ad0866becd112feeb6fa7eaba
To do this, enter the hash of this transaction in the search box:
Lending protocols allow you to deposit funds and receive an annual yield in return. Besides depositing they also allow you to borrow tokens against your deposited tokens as collateral.
Aave's core business is to generate interest income from lending operations. To maximize lending revenue and profitability, there are three key levers the company can manage beyond simply raising fees: capital efficiency, attracting new customers and improving profit margins. To that end, the following features have been added to the home page:
User growth by sector
Market Size, Borrowed, Available and LTV on AAVE V3
As well as explorer, which will eventually be redesigned
The Aave offered two types of borrowing:
Lending - Borrowing: Collateralized infinite loans at a variable or stable rates, with no fee, only borrow interest rates.
Lending - Borrowing mechanism:
Lending: Users deposit assets into Aave and receive aToken at a ratio of 1:1 with the amount of deposited assets.
Borrowing: Users deposit assets into Aave to be used as collateral.
Flash Loans: Non-collateralized loans lasting only one blockchain transaction block, with users only paying the 0.09% fee.
In these panels, we briefly analyze deposits, borrowings, flash loans, and liquidations.
Using the data from the aave_v2/aave_v3 table of Dune Analytics, we measure the number of daily deposits (borrowings, etc.), and in all the panels you can change the number of days you want to see and also the time interval, such as day/week/month...
All these charts show both deposits (borrowings, etc.) in terms of total volume in USD, users and pure transactions, as well as we further divide these figures into different assets.
AAVE Governance V2 enables rapid protocol upgrades via short-term lock executors and governance upgrades via long-term lock executors.
Holders of AAVE and stkAAVE can either create proposals themselves or delegate that power to another actor with V2 governance! Vote delegation is definitely a thing in V2, but one of the most innovative features is that AAVE holders can separate proposal power and voting power.
We will now look at past proposals that have been made by Aave management in the past. This panel includes a graph showing the total number of votes cast by AAVEE/stkAAVE holders for governance proposals.
What is the number of users participating in the voting process on submitted governance proposals? In another chart, we can see both the total number of wallets that voted for the proposal and the percentage of wallets that supported or rejected it.
n this panel, we will look at the many different characteristics by which the health of the AAVE token can be understood. We will also try to briefly describe some of these metrics.
The term circulating supply refers to the number of cryptocurrency coins or tokens that are publicly available and circulating in the market.
The circulating supply of a cryptocurrency can increase or decrease over time. For example, the circulating supply of Bitcoin will gradually increase until the max supply of 21 million coins is reached. Such a gradual increase is related to the process of mining that generates new coins every 10 minutes, on average. Alternatively, coin burn events like the ones performed by Binance, cause a decrease in the circulating supply, permanently removing coins from the market.
Total supply refers to the number of coins or tokens that currently exists and are either in circulation or locked somehow. It is the sum of coins that were already mined (or issued) minus the total of coins that were burned or destroyed.
Therefore, the total supply includes both the circulating supply and the coins that are yet to hit the open market. For instance, coins that are being held under a lockup or vesting period, which typically follows a private sale or Initial Coin Offering (ICO) event.
I began my analysis by finding out which projects were used most often in terms of US dollars. The first graphs show the deposit fees for each AAVE competitor. Aave and Compound are the two most popular cryptocurrency lending protocols with competitive rates. Thus, Aave and Compound are often compared.
The most important credit platforms to emerge are Aave, MakerDAO and Compound - they dominate the category in terms of TVL. However, while Compound was a strong favorite, however, after the start of 2022, Aave took the lead.
When it comes to comparing Aave and Compound, an argument can be made that Aave has surpassed Compound in terms of innovation and execution. Aave provides a greater variety of cryptocurrency assets, and offers unique products such as Flash Loans. However, there is still plenty of room for Compound to grow.
The AAVE Mega Dashboard is a free and user-friendly dashboard that can provide more information than Wallet or Etherscan (including both Polygon and Optimism). Any user can quickly browse the large number of features offered by the Dashboard. Mega Dashboard is also the basis for other Dashboards such as Polygon ♾ - Mega Dashboard, Uniswap🦄 - Mega Dashboard V2 and others. Whether you want to confirm transaction information or view TVL on different blockchains, this dashboard is a great solution.
Learning about the processes inside the blockchain can be extremely useful, especially for users who regularly make a large number of transactions. For example, as one of the most popular services, Etherscan is ideal for learning the basics, providing access to most features without the need to connect to a wallet or even open an account. Below we'll talk about the most common metrics presented in Mega Dashboard created by @KARTOD and the possibilities of applying the information obtained.
https://dune.com/KARTOD/AAVE-Mega-Dashboard
The AAVE Mega Dashboard is a metrics reviewer that provides access to public information about borrow, deposit, repay, withdraw transactions, smart contracts, addresses, and other AAVE project data. Using Mega Dashboard as a search engine, users can find all AAVE project data in the public domain. You can also use the Mega Dashboard profile header to quickly find a topic of interest to you.
First, you need to understand why you need to use Explorer and keep track of what's going on in the project. Summary: Obtaining data about the way you interact with a blockchain or project helps you better understand the processes involved in DApps and transactions, as well as keeping yourself safe and identifying suspicious activity.
For example, searching for whale addresses can be used to learn about the movement of large amounts of cryptocurrency. You can also track transactions made by founders within a project.
How do I find the Explorer? Deposit and Withdraw explorer as well as Borrow and Repay explorer are at the bottom of the following pages:
https://dune.com/KARTOD/AAVE-Polygon
https://dune.com/KARTOD/AAVE-V3-Optimism-Main-information
https://dune.com/embeds/1138065/1943070/a0025225-55ea-44d4-82d5-d6b6c6133845?display=iframe
The main function of the AAVE Explorer is transaction tracking. To gain access to other users' transaction data, all you need to do is learn how to track your own transactions. Imagine that you sent 50 USD (USDC) from your wallet to an AAVE deposit. After the transaction, the following HASH will be displayed in our explorer:
\x669022d048735df35a93d994d6653ed180dec37ad0866becd112feeb6fa7eaba
To do this, enter the hash of this transaction in the search box:
Lending protocols allow you to deposit funds and receive an annual yield in return. Besides depositing they also allow you to borrow tokens against your deposited tokens as collateral.
Aave's core business is to generate interest income from lending operations. To maximize lending revenue and profitability, there are three key levers the company can manage beyond simply raising fees: capital efficiency, attracting new customers and improving profit margins. To that end, the following features have been added to the home page:
User growth by sector
Market Size, Borrowed, Available and LTV on AAVE V3
As well as explorer, which will eventually be redesigned
The Aave offered two types of borrowing:
Lending - Borrowing: Collateralized infinite loans at a variable or stable rates, with no fee, only borrow interest rates.
Lending - Borrowing mechanism:
Lending: Users deposit assets into Aave and receive aToken at a ratio of 1:1 with the amount of deposited assets.
Borrowing: Users deposit assets into Aave to be used as collateral.
Flash Loans: Non-collateralized loans lasting only one blockchain transaction block, with users only paying the 0.09% fee.
In these panels, we briefly analyze deposits, borrowings, flash loans, and liquidations.
Using the data from the aave_v2/aave_v3 table of Dune Analytics, we measure the number of daily deposits (borrowings, etc.), and in all the panels you can change the number of days you want to see and also the time interval, such as day/week/month...
All these charts show both deposits (borrowings, etc.) in terms of total volume in USD, users and pure transactions, as well as we further divide these figures into different assets.
AAVE Governance V2 enables rapid protocol upgrades via short-term lock executors and governance upgrades via long-term lock executors.
Holders of AAVE and stkAAVE can either create proposals themselves or delegate that power to another actor with V2 governance! Vote delegation is definitely a thing in V2, but one of the most innovative features is that AAVE holders can separate proposal power and voting power.
We will now look at past proposals that have been made by Aave management in the past. This panel includes a graph showing the total number of votes cast by AAVEE/stkAAVE holders for governance proposals.
What is the number of users participating in the voting process on submitted governance proposals? In another chart, we can see both the total number of wallets that voted for the proposal and the percentage of wallets that supported or rejected it.
n this panel, we will look at the many different characteristics by which the health of the AAVE token can be understood. We will also try to briefly describe some of these metrics.
The term circulating supply refers to the number of cryptocurrency coins or tokens that are publicly available and circulating in the market.
The circulating supply of a cryptocurrency can increase or decrease over time. For example, the circulating supply of Bitcoin will gradually increase until the max supply of 21 million coins is reached. Such a gradual increase is related to the process of mining that generates new coins every 10 minutes, on average. Alternatively, coin burn events like the ones performed by Binance, cause a decrease in the circulating supply, permanently removing coins from the market.
Total supply refers to the number of coins or tokens that currently exists and are either in circulation or locked somehow. It is the sum of coins that were already mined (or issued) minus the total of coins that were burned or destroyed.
Therefore, the total supply includes both the circulating supply and the coins that are yet to hit the open market. For instance, coins that are being held under a lockup or vesting period, which typically follows a private sale or Initial Coin Offering (ICO) event.
I began my analysis by finding out which projects were used most often in terms of US dollars. The first graphs show the deposit fees for each AAVE competitor. Aave and Compound are the two most popular cryptocurrency lending protocols with competitive rates. Thus, Aave and Compound are often compared.
The most important credit platforms to emerge are Aave, MakerDAO and Compound - they dominate the category in terms of TVL. However, while Compound was a strong favorite, however, after the start of 2022, Aave took the lead.
When it comes to comparing Aave and Compound, an argument can be made that Aave has surpassed Compound in terms of innovation and execution. Aave provides a greater variety of cryptocurrency assets, and offers unique products such as Flash Loans. However, there is still plenty of room for Compound to grow.
The AAVE Mega Dashboard is a free and user-friendly dashboard that can provide more information than Wallet or Etherscan (including both Polygon and Optimism). Any user can quickly browse the large number of features offered by the Dashboard. Mega Dashboard is also the basis for other Dashboards such as Polygon ♾ - Mega Dashboard, Uniswap🦄 - Mega Dashboard V2 and others. Whether you want to confirm transaction information or view TVL on different blockchains, this dashboard is a great solution.
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