Velodrome Locks
Introduction
In its most fundamental form, Velodrome Finance is a technology that enables protocols built on Optimism to appropriately encourage liquidity for their particular use cases. Using the framework that was laid out by Solidly as a foundation, our team has solved the main concerns that were present in the first iteration in order to reach its full potential.
Method
In the current dashboard I tried to addressed the three top Questions on my own way as below:
Initially by use of ***optimism.core.fact_event_logs ***table I calculated the count of locked transactions, the addresses who clocked on Velodrome Finance and the amount of locked value over the past weeks.
Then categorized transactions by type of used functions, and count the sum of days that their assets had been locked.
Conclusion
The Velodrome Locks were analyzed on this dashboard, and we concluded:
- The total count of lockers is 1994 unique users that have had more than 50 million locked volumes, and 403 of them withdrawn their assets by volume of ore..
- Locked wallets that had their assets withdrawn were divided into five categories according on how long they had been locked: less than 10 days in 75% of cases, and more than 10 days in 25% of cases.
- As far as suppliers and deposits are concerned, June 14 was by far the busiest day.
- June 16 was the busiest day in both of deposit and lock volume.
- Create lock was the most common deposit type, accounting for nearly 40% of the total number of suppliers.
- Since June 12, create lock has been the most popular type.
- In the review of the top providers, the address 0xcc739b45da0123047cd0103b88f968b22ebdfc66 had the largest share with 3 times of locking, but the address 0xd5448f6ca7fca7c54e694aa6bf0b3bb9881bd49d had the largest volume with 121 times of locking.
- The most votes for swimming pools were cast on June 14, according to the results of the poll. The OP-USDC pool comes in second with 977 votes and around 21%, followed by the VELO-USDC pool with roughly 1512 votes and about 34%.
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About:
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Author: HaM☰d
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Twitter: @arjmandi_hamed
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How long has it been since the lockout?
- Only those withdrawals that matched the exact amount of lock were included in my calculations. The rest of all have not locked their assets yet.
- The longest time a user stayed in their position was 29 Days.
- 38% of consumers withdraw their money within 5 days of the account being shut.
- It's the most common pastime among this group of people.
- After 5-10 days, 35% of consumers decide to stop using the service.
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Which wallets have locked the most in the last 4 weeks?
The Tables 1 & 2, And Vis 24 & 25 addressed this question
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Which pools are wallets voting for with their locked tokens most often?
In the Vis 26 - 28 the answer of this question are depicted
Top 10 wallets have locked the most amount of locked value in the last 4 weeks
- Only one of the top 10 wallets has 24% of the total locked value.
- The second one is worth 15% of the total locked value.
Top 10 wallets have locked the most locked tx in the last 4 weeks
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There are 121 locks on this wallet that is 66% of total count of transactions
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The second one has a lock share of 10.5% of the total with 10 tx.