Simplifying Data Examination on the Blockchain: Dune Analytics Introduces New On-Chain Data Browsing Interface
Dune Analytics, a leading blockchain data platform, has unveiled a new feature called "Blockchain Pages". This innovative interface offers interactive, user-friendly access to blockchain data through customizable dashboards and SQL querying capabilities [1].
The "Blockchain Pages" interface supports data from over 100 blockchain networks, including Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Blast Bitcoin, and others, listed alphabetically [1]. Each blockchain page includes the number of weekly transactions and the change from the previous week, weekly active addresses and their week-over-week change, and the total value locked (TVL) on the blockchain and its change from the previous week, with DeFiLlama cited as the source [1].
Key features of the "Blockchain Pages" interface include support for 100+ blockchains, custom SQL query capability, an open-source, community-driven platform, intuitive, interactive dashboards, multichain decoding for seamless cross-chain analysis, and pivot tables for better data organization and presentation [1][2].
Benefits of using the "Blockchain Pages" interface include providing deep insights into blockchain activity, enabling transparency and accessibility in blockchain data, supporting developers, analysts, and enterprises with both out-of-the-box dashboards and customizable tools, offering a comprehensive data pipeline, and facilitating community collaboration and knowledge sharing [1].
While powerful, the platform has a steep learning curve and may initially challenge newcomers due to its advanced query functionalities [1].
The announcement of Blockchain Pages was made via the X platform. Users can explore their favorite blockchains' on-chain data, popular community dashboards, and top creators using the Blockchain Pages interface [1].
It's important to note that the article does not provide new information about the X platform, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Blast Bitcoin, or other specific blockchains mentioned earlier. Additionally, the article does not provide new information about the ranking of Dune Analytics as the number one blockchain data platform for on-chain research by an unspecified brand name. Users can check the number of dashboards a blockchain has, along with the number of creators and stars for each blockchain.
Sources: [1] Dune Analytics. (n.d.). Blockchain Pages. Retrieved from https://dune.xyz/blockchains [2] Dune Analytics. (n.d.). FAQ. Retrieved from https://dune.xyz/faq
