Miso is a SUSHI-sponsored founded that serves both project founders and investors. MISO functionality aims to ease new tokens through their launch and migration of new liquidity into SushiSwap. It helps project founders and investors do certain things. Also, it helps project founders to list on social exchange directly, and they instantly gain liquidity by taking all the benefits of the sushi swap website.

MISO will benefit project leaders by providing hassle-free smart contracts, intuitive UI, and customizable launch options. Secondly, being a Sushi integrated platform, MISO will open up projects to a larger initial audience than they may have reached, developing and deploying their launch contracts and campaigns. Miso launches will seamlessly integrate with the liquidity pool set up on the Sushiswap platform, increasing overall liquidity and transactions - the direct benefits of additional liquidity and projects on the Sushi exchange are apparent. Holistically, the draw of MISO in bringing new, fledgling communities into the Sushi ecosystem extends far further.

Polygon

from polygon.core.fact_event_logs
where event_name = 'AddedCommitment'
and day >= '2022-01-01'

Avalanche

from avalanche.core.fact_event_logs
where event_name = 'AddedCommitment'
and day >= '2022-01-01'

Ethereum

from ethereum.core.fact_event_logs
where event_name = 'AddedCommitment'
and day >= '2022-01-01'

BSC

from bsc.core.fact_event_logs
where event_name = 'AddedCommitment'
and day >= '2022-01-01'

Weekly overview

Number of users

Number of transactions

Number of projects

Monthly overview

Number of users

Number of transactions

Number of projects

Total overview

Avalance

Polygon

Ethereum

BSC

Number of users

Number of transactions

Number of projects

Per user

Number of chains

Number of transactions

Weekly unique users

Number of users

• The highest number of users was on April 18th. On this day, of all the users, 141 users were on Ethereum, 32 users were on Polygon, 28 users were on BSC and only 2 users were on Avalance.

• The highest number of users on Ethereum was on April 18th with 141.

• The highest number of users on Polygon was on April 11th with 50.

• The highest number of users on BSC was on February 28th with 189.

• The highest number of users on Avalanche was on May 23rd with 9.

Number of transactions

• The highest number of transactions was on February 28th with only 319 transactions on BSC.

• The highest number of transactions on Ethereum was on April 18th with 155.

• The highest number of transactions on Polygon was on April 11th with 96.

• The highest number of transactions on BSC was on February 28th with 319.

• The highest number of transactions on Avalanche was on May 23rd with 15.

Number of projects

• The highest number of projects was on March 28th. On this day, of all the projects, 3 projects were on Ethereum, 13 projects were on Polygon, 18 projects were on BSC and only 1 project was on Avalance.

• The highest number of projects on Ethereum was 3 which were on March 28th, August 22nd and August 29th.

• The highest number of projects on Polygon was on May 2nd with 20.

• The highest number of projects on BSC was on March 28th with 18.

• The highest number of projects on Avalanche was on May 23rd was 4 which were on May 30th, June 20th and June 27th.

Top chain

• The highest number of users belongs to BSC with 511.

• The highest number of transactions belongs to BSC with 1091.

• The highest number of projects belongs to BSC with 102.

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Per user

• Most of the users used only 1 chain. The number of users who had transactions on 1 chain is 1032.
• Most of the users had only 1 transaction. 730 users had only one transaction.

These dates are the first date of the week.

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