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monitor Splitter and Factory deployments on Dune #61

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boulder225 opened this issue Aug 4, 2023 · 0 comments
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monitor Splitter and Factory deployments on Dune #61

boulder225 opened this issue Aug 4, 2023 · 0 comments

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🎯 Problem to be solved

There is a need to monitor our Splitter and Factory deployments on testnet/mainnet and integration with various protocols on Dune. Analyzing these elements is essential but often challenging because of the immense amount of data and the various metrics that need to be presented.

🛠️ Proposed solution

To address the problem, the following steps can be taken to build a dashboard to monitor Splitter and Factory deployments and integration with various protocols:

  1. Identifying the Metrics: Determine what to analyze and the metrics to present.
  2. Utilizing Pre-Built Dashboards: Leverage existing community-contributed guides and dashboards and analyze existing metrics and trends
  3. Creating Custom Dashboards: Utilize Dune's platform to create custom charts and dashboards using plain SQL, leveraging decoded Ethereum smart contract data
  4. Connecting and Integrating Protocols: Consider the mix of on-chain events happening and ensure integration trends are incorporated into the dashboard.
  5. Sharing and Collaborating: Once the dashboard is complete, share the work in communities, get feedback, and make necessary improvements.
  6. Continuous Monitoring and Updates: Keep the dashboard up-to-date and adjust as new information and changes occur within the web3 data analytics space.
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