Osmosis Introduction

Osmosis is a DEX that uses smart contracts to determine asset prices, provide liquidity through a peer-to-peer mechanism, and execute trades between users. This type of exchange platform operation is known as an AMM; it is a DEX protocol that prices cryptocurrency assets in liquidity pools.

Osmosis Swaps

Osmosis Stablecoin Swaps

• The graphs show the details of Osmosis swap activity over the last 30 days.

• As can be seen, trade activity on Osmosis has intensified since the November 8th collapse of FTX and Alameda Research.

• Furthermore, on November 9th, the number of swaps reached a 30-day high.

• The number of swappers on Osmosis, on the other hand, has stayed largely constant.

• The charts show the details of Osmosis's swap stablecoin activity during the last 30 days.

• The normalised graphic shows that the swap count of purchasing and selling stablecoins surged following the fall of FTX and Alameda.

• However, the percentage of stablecoins sold has risen the greatest, from around 10% daily to around 22%.

• As a result, we can conclude that during the fall of FTX and Alameda, more users sold stable currencies than purchased them.

Background of the story

• Rumours have been circulating for the past week that FTX and Alameda Research will soon go bankrupt.
• As a result, we will examine how the money flow on Osmosis has changed in the last 30 days in this dashboard.

Outline

1. Osmosis Swaps
2. Osmosis Stablecoin
3. Transfer from/to Osmosis

Methodology

In this dashboard, we will query data from the following tables:

• osmosis.core.fact_swaps
• osmosis.core.fact_transfers
• osmosis.core.dim_prices
• osmosis.core.dim_labels
• ethereum.core.fact_hourly_token_prices

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