Aurora is a cross-chain bridge that connects the Ethereum and NEAR blockchains, allowing developers to use Solidity language and Ethereum tooling to build and deploy smart contracts on NEAR. The Aurora bridge provides a seamless and secure transfer of assets between the two blockchains, opening up new possibilities for decentralized applications (dApps) and enabling developers to leverage the strengths of both platforms.

⚪ Welcome to the Aurora Contract on NEAR Dashboard!

The purpose of this dashboard is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the usage of the Aurora contract on NEAR, focusing on the interaction of users with the contract. By utilizing data from Flipsidecrypto, this dashboard aims to provide insights into the number of distinct users that have interacted with the Aurora contract, as well as to break out contract interactions, user interactions, and unique user interactions by day.

The first section of the dashboard will display the:

The purpose of this dashboard is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the usage of the Aurora contract on NEAR, focusing on the interaction of users with the contract. By utilizing data from Flipsidecrypto, this dashboard aims to provide insights into the number of distinct users that have interacted with the Aurora contract, as well as to break out contract interactions, user interactions, and unique user interactions by day.

The first section of the dashboard will display the:

Total number of distinct users that have interacted with the Aurora contract on NEAR. This will give a high-level overview of the adoption of the contract and the level of engagement from the community.

User interactions, including the number of interactions per user and the most active users. This will provide insights into user behavior and engagement with the contract, and highlight potential opportunities for engagement and growth.

Unique user interactions by day, allowing for tracking of usage patterns over time and identification of any notable trends or changes in user behavior.

The second section of the dashboard will break out:

Contract interactions, including total contract calls and the most frequently called contract methods. This will give an understanding of the most popular use cases for the Aurora contract and allow for identification of potential areas for improvement or expansion.

The dashboard includes a last section that allows the user to input a specific wallet address in the "Address" parameter. Once the user inputs the wallet address, the dashboard will automatically filter the data to display only the data relevant to that particular address. This feature can be useful for individuals or organizations that want to track their own interaction with the Aurora contract

In this dashboard, the "Days" parameter allows users to choose how many previous days of data they want to see. For example, if a user enters "30" in the "Days" parameter, the dashboard will display data for the last 30 days.

Additionally, the "Date_Trunc" parameter allows users to choose whether they want to see the data displayed on a daily or weekly basis. If a user chooses "Day", the dashboard will display data for each individual day, while if a user chooses "Week", the dashboard will display data aggregated by week. This provides flexibility to the user and allows them to view the data in a way that best suits their needs.

What is Aurora? (Source)

Aurora is a solution, that allows to execute Ethereum contracts in a more performant environment—NEAR blockchain, a modern layer-1 blockchain which is fast (2-3 second transaction finalization), scalable, and carbon neutral. Aurora is an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) implemented as a smart contract on NEAR Protocol. We are here to help scale Ethereum ecosystem for developers to operate their apps on an Ethereum-compatible, high-throughput, scalable, and future-safe platform, with low transaction costs for their users.

Aurora provides the Ethereum 1.0 development experience, with layer-2-like speed and scalability. If you are an Ethereum developer, getting started on Aurora is as easy as changing the RPC endpoint you interact with.

Aurora supports all tools available in the Ethereum ecosystem — MetaMask, Truffle, Hardhat, Remix, etc. Additionally, NEAR's trustless bridge to Ethereum means even the assets on Aurora are the same as Ethereum. For example, account balances in Aurora's EVM are denominated in the same Ether (ETH) as on Ethereum itself.