Question

1. What contracts are users spending the most gas on to use?
2. How has this changed over the past week? Past month?

Hint: The gas units in the table are in raw (not decimal adjusted) format. To adjust accordingly, divide by 10^12.

Introduction

Nair is a public, sharded, extensible blockchain network based on the proof-of-stake (POS) paradigm. Developers can use this platform to launch their own decentralized applications (similar to the Ethereum network). The token of this network is called NEAR, which is the functional token of this network.

The main goal of the NEAR network is to create an infrastructure for creating a new Internet. In the new internet, it will be harder for big companies to access people's personal information. Countries cannot ban some programs and destroy their business in this system. A world of freedom where everyone can act freely.

Near network features

The reason why Ethereum is looking to launch the Ethereum 2 network is to increase the speed of transactions and reduce network costs. So this problem is in the Ethereum network. The Near network solves this problem by using sharding, and the transaction speed is high and the transaction cost is low.

This platform uses sharding technology to solve the problem of scalability. In this model, a transaction does not need to be checked by all network nodes. With sharding, a network is transformed into several parallel networks that check transactions simultaneously, so that each transaction is checked in a shard. As a result, only nodes present in one shard will check and confirm this transaction, and other nodes present in other shards of the network will not check this transaction. This idea will increase the capacity of the network significantly (Ethereum 2 will also use the same technology in the future).

Aurora protocol

In order to be compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), the NEAR protocol has introduced the Aurora network. Deployed as a smart contract in NEAR, Aurora acts as an independent application network. This network enables trustless and permissionless bridging between Ethereum and NEAR with lower transaction fees compared to other Layer 2 solutions.

Method

I use flipside_prod_db.mdao_near.transactions table to get

• Total number of gas used at each contract
• Total transaction fee (Near) at each contract
• Total number of users at each contract
• Total number of transaction at each contract

I do all this in three time periods, weekly, monthly and all over time

What contracts are users spending the most gas on to use?

How has this changed over the past week?

How has this changed over the Past month?

All over time

• aurora had the highest amount of gas (68.8%) consumed, the highest amount of transaction fees (69.3%).
• Analytics.nearapps.near had the highest number of recorded transactions (44.2%) and had highest number of users (62.1%).

At last week

• aurora had the highest amount of gas (75.5%) consumed, the highest amount of transaction fees (75.9%) and the highest number of recorded transactions (51.1%).
• Wrap.near had highest number of users (18.1%).

At last month

• aurora had the highest amount of gas (68.9%) consumed, the highest amount of transaction fees (69.4%) and the highest number of recorded transactions (49.1%).
• Wrap.near had highest number of users (19.4%).

Appendix

https://mihanblockchain.com

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