Try Quests to earn AXLExploring on Osmosis DEX With $ARB + 2x Tool For Comparing
In this dashboard, I will answer this question :
This question aims to analyse the recent listing of the ARB token on the Osmosis DEX, with a primary focus on liquidity incentives and pool activity between ARB/OSMO. Furthermore, we will delve into the dynamics of ARB token holders, transfers, and user behaviour on the Osmosis network. We are particularly interested in whether ARB token users, in terms of swapping and liquidity providing, are new to the Osmosis DEX or are existing users. Additionally, your dashboard should be designed to update with future data and be capable of comparing the launch and incentives of ARB token with a previous token launch on the Osmosis blockchain.
- ARB/OSMO Pool Liquidity Analysis
- Swap Activity Analysis for ARB Token
- ARB Token Holder and Transfer Dynamics
- New vs Existing User Analysis in relation to ARB token
- Future Dashboard Updates and Data Integration
- Comparative Analysis with a Previous Token Launch on Osmosis
- Conclusions about the ARB token incentive effectiveness
Guide to Osmosis
Osmosis is a proof of stake (PoS) blockchain with a decentralized exchange application enabling users to provide liquidity, swap, and in the future natively stake the tokens of blockchains from across the Cosmos ecosystem. Osmosis serves as an automated market maker (AMM) that connects to other Tendermint‐based blockchains, creating a heterogenous and interoperable cross‐chain trading experience for users. Run your own dedicated Osmosis validators with Coinbase Cloud to actively secure the network. Clients can earn participatory rewards through self‐staked tokens and may also earn fees through tokens delegated to their validators. OSMO holders can delegate their assets to Coinbase Cloud's public validator to earn a share of participatory rewards ** \n An introduction to Osmosis** Osmosis is a proof of stake blockchain that serves as an automated market maker (AMM) protocol for the Cosmos ecosystem. AMMs are typically pools of digital assets managed by a smart contract used to enable decentralized trading. The liquidity pools and smart contracts replace the order book system; liquidity providers lock their assets into the pool and earn fees when people trade in these pools.
Unlike typical smart contract‐based AMMs, Osmosis is built using the open‐source Cosmos SDK. Osmosis’ goal is to enable developers to customize and deploy AMMs in the Cosmos ecosystem and to innovate in liquidity pools by using Osmosis’ governance processes and interoperable builder toolkit. OSMO, the native token of Osmosis, is used for governance and paying transaction fees.
The Cosmos ecosystem has a vision of full interoperability between Tendermint‐based chains. To reach this goal, the Inter-Blockchain Communication Protocol (IBC), a protocol for relaying messages between independent distributed ledgers, was created to connect Tendermint‐based blockchains to one another. Osmosis users can provide liquidity, swap, or stake the native tokens of the blockchains that use the Tendermint IBC, with Osmosis serving as the liquidity gateway into the Cosmos ecosystem by enabling IBC deposits and withdrawals from one simple interface.[1]
- single side 2. add both assets For the single side, the events recorded in the osmosis.core.fact_liquidity_provider_actions table were pool_joined and pool_exited, but the Join Pool token may be different, which is specified in the CURRENCY row of this token with the contract. For add both assets, two events lp_tokens_minted and lp_tokens_burned are specified and the name of the pool is listed in the CURRENCY row.
- For Bridge: the price of the tokens that were being bridged was in osmosis.core.ez_prices, that's why I first made a table for the prices. For the first transaction after Bridge, I used all schima osmosis tables and checked 3 activities that had more transactions from each table. I checked the groups that attracted the most users at the end of this dashboard, such as Bridge Again, LP Actions, and Swap To.
- All Osmosis bridging transactions involving ARB token
- All the transactions that users have done in the Osmosis network after bridging
- All transfers made by users in Osmosis network with Arbitrum token
- Analysis of all ARB/OSMO liquidity pool specifications in Osmosis DEX
- Creating a tool to compare liquidity pool analysis with ARB/OSMO that can do this by selecting the pool number
- Analysis of all swap transactions, which is one side of Arbitrum's Token
- Creating a tool that can specify the token from and to the user and check all swap transactions
- And at the end, the classification of users so that we can understand how long they have been active in Osmosis, whether they are new users or not
