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As we can see, the price of Flow and ETH have a high price correlation, proving that the Flow token price has a strong link with the cryptocurrency market.
On the second chart, we can observe the price history of Flow fungible tokens. In 2022, all of them are in a downward trend, with the exception of SPRT, whose price rose sharply that year before falling later that year along with that of the other tokens.
The price volatility of ETH and FLOW have a strong relationship over time, and we can observe that occasionally ETH is more volatile than FLOW.
and in the other chart, we can see the monthly FLOW fungible token prices. All of them have been declining since 2022, with the exception of SPRT, whose price increased at the start of the year before falling like those of the other tokens.
This graph shows how stablecoins on the FLOW network have performed over time and how they have maintained their peg to the USD, with the exception of USDT.
and FUSD outperformed the other two stablecoins on FLOW.
This graph shows the monthly volatility of several tokens on FLOW, with SPRT having the highest monthly volatility since 2022 and STARLY having the lowest monthly volatility since that year.
Moreover, we can witness stability in the price of tokens on Flow throughout July and August.
Additionally, the FLOW coin itself has the lowest long-term volatility.
We will study user growth on FLOW DEXs in this part, and it is evident from these two charts that in the middle of 2022, we had the majority of users on FLOW DEXs (maybe because of NBA games)
Additionally, the cumulative data shows that there are more new users and more active users on FLOW DEXs over time.
(These charts were created using the FLOW swap table and DEX's smart contracts.)
Most of the new users that used FLOW DEXs for the first time did so between March and May of 2022. About 0.08 percent of DEX users between March and May assimilated to the FLOW DEXs.
and another figure shows that it takes new users 60 to 80 days to complete their first transaction using FLOW DEXs, with a drop in this number between September 2022 and November 2022.
The number of swaps on FLOW DEXs peaked in January and has subsequently decreased. Additionally, we can examine the USD volume of swaps on DEXs from another chart.
The trend of USD swap volume and number is different from each other, which is an intriguing finding.
This proves that the assumption that a rise of swaps would result in an increase in their USD volume is false.
These statistics show the number of swaps to and from tokens in FLOW, and it is clear that swaps from and to USDT have the highest volume. Swaps to and from FLOW also fell in January. Midway through 2022, swaps from and to the FUSD surged, but they drastically fell after that. Overall, USDT,FLOW, and USDC will have the most swap volume on FLOW in 2022.
These graphs show that, as of right moment, USDT has the highest volume and quantity of swaps in USD. FUSD is the next token with the most swaps, however its USD volume is not the second-highest. FLOW and FUSD have about the same amount of swaps from them since now, but their swaps' USD volumes differ from one another. and other tokens don't have a lot of trade activity on FLOW
Similar to a swap from a token, these figures likewise demonstrate that USDT has the most swaps and the greatest volume of swaps from USDT on FLOW.
Moreover, the second and third positions in the swap from them are held by FUSD and FLOW.
It's intriguing that USDC in FLOW only makes for a very minor portion of both the swap from and the swap to
We may view the cumulative trend for the daily number of traders. and the daily average for dealers is less than 1000, but in September 2021, the number of traders on the FLOW DEX significantly grew. but rapidly returned to its initial level. Additionally, we may deduce from the pie chart that the majority of swaps on FLOW have volume between $100 and $1,000, while the second half is for swaps with volume between $10 and $100. Moreover, given that there aren't many swaps for more over $100,000 on FLOW, we may infer that whale activity there isn't particularly high.
The FUSD-USDT swap pais is the most popular swap contract on FLOW, followed by FLOW swap contracts, as seen in the USD volume piechart. from the perspective of USD Volume, while other swap pair are not very popular. Additionally, in terms of swap numbers, this is comparable to the USD volume of swaps. Nonetheless, the BLT token's USD value is significantly more than the sum of its swaps.
two wallets on FLOW are much more active than other wallet from the aspect of USD volume of swaps and also number of swaps.but the other top wallets on FLOW from the aspect of USD volume anare not
These figures display the inbound transaction counts, and it is clear that Solana and Ethereum have the most inbound bridges to FLOW and have had about identical numbers of transactions since 2022.
Lastly, BSC is the blockchain with the fewest inbound bridges to the flow since 2022.
The amount of Inbound bridges to FLOW that Solana and Ethereum possessed was about equal, but their bridges' USD volume was much different. As we can see, Solana has approximately $5 million worth of inbound bridges to the flow whereas Ethereum has almost $20 million worth. and as for the amount of bridges to the FLOW in 2022, BSC
The quantity of bridgors to the FLOW for Solana and Ethereum are approximately equal, while BSC will have the fewest bridgors in 2022.
These data allow us to infer that the average volume of Ethereum traders is higher than that of Solana and BSC, and that BSC also has the lowest scores across the three characteristics analyzed.
In terms of outbound bridges among the three blockchains, Ethereum has the most. when compared to inbound bridge, Ethereum has far more bridges than Solana and BSC combined (Solana and Ethereum had almsot same number of bridges in inbound bridges)
and BSC has the least amount of bridges like incoming ones.
Unlike Solana and BSC, Ethereum has far more steady USD volume outbound bridges.
Similarly to the number of bridges, Solana has more than BSC but less than Ethereum.
and among Bridges, BSC has the lowest USD volume.
and BSC's outbound bridge USD traffic is not particularly consistent, although it unexpectedly rose in July.
There are much more distinct outgoing recruits than inbound recruits. (Inbound on Ethereum approximately 1600 and Outbound on Ethereum over 4,000) and like other charts, Etherem has the most brokers.
These graphs indicate that individuals are removing their money from the FLOW ecosphere.
and that's not promising.
These figures are driven from and because it was not possible to calculate market cap and other statistics that are shown in this part.and from these charts we can see that FLOW almost has the most figures in every analyzed parameters and other charts show these figures:
1-RLY has most circulating supply.and also has the second market cap and second 24 DEX volume
2-SPRT has the second ost fully diluted market cap and also has the second most CEX volume.
3-in all parameters REVV has the third rank.
4-Flow eccosystem has about 3.2M$ TVL(on Increment Finance)
and other parameters are obvios from the charts.
1-connection between the prices of Flow and ETH, indicating that the Flow token price is closely related to the cryptocurrency market.Over time, there is a significant correlation between the price volatility of ETH and FLOW, and we can see that occasionally ETH is more volatile than FLOW.
2-stablecoins on the FLOW network have performed over time and how they have maintained their peg to the USD, with the exception of USDT.and FUSD outperformed the other two stablecoins on FLOW.
3-in the middle of 2022, the bulk of consumers were using FLOW DEXs (maybe because of NBA games)Additionally, the cumulative data demonstrates that over time, FLOW DEXs have more active users and more new users.
4-Swap activity on FLOW DEXs reached a peak in January and then started to decline. A different figure allows us to look at the USD volume of swaps on DEXs.It is a fascinating discovery that the volume and quantity of USD swaps are trending in distinct directions.This disproves the notion that an increase in swap activity would translate into an increase in their USD volume.
5-The volume and number of swaps in USDT are the greatest. The next most swapped token is FUSD, however its USD volume is not the second-highest. Since this time, FLOW and FUSD have made about the same number of swaps, but the USD volumes of their swaps are different from one another. and other tokens are not frequently traded on FLOW.
6-the majority of swaps on FLOW have volume between $100 and $1,000, while the second half is for swaps with volume between $10 and $100. Moreover, given that there aren't many swaps for more over $100,000 on FLOW, we may infer that whale activity there isn't particularly high.
7-Solana and Ethereum have about identical numbers of bridgors to the FLOW, although BSC will have the fewest in 2022.These facts let us to conclude that Solana and BSC have lower average trading volumes than Ethereum traders, and that BSC also gets the lowest ratings for the three factors considered.
8-Compared to inbound recruiters, there are a lot more unique outbound recruits. Like other charts, Ethereum has the most brokers (Inbound on Ethereum over 1600 and Outbound on Ethereum over 4,000).These graphs show that people are taking money out of the FLOW ecosystem.and that doesn't seem good.
9-Market capitalization, and fully diluted value and other figures are shown in the last part.
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Background:
Flow’s DeFi landscape is nascent but growing quickly. For DeFi enthusiasts coming to Flow, what information might they need to best understand this part of Flow’s growing ecosystem?
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Build an analysis that tracks prices for Flow fungible tokens, looking for the following data points: ticker, volume on DEX by ticker, volume on CEX by ticker, liquidity on DEX, price, market capitalization, and fully diluted value.
Introduction:
Flow is one of the leading blockchains for the next generation of apps, NFTs, and games. It’s designed to scale in a way that doesn’t use sharding techniques, so transactions are fast and low-cost.
Most notably, Flow is focused on reducing the complexity that is seen in other blockchains. Take, for example, purchasing a CryptoKitty. Behind the scenes, that process can involve dozens of blockchain transactions. But on Flow, the same action is handled by one atomic transaction in a single block.
Flow’s most notable projects include NBA Top Shot, an NFT marketplace for NBA “moments”, and CryptoKitties, an Ethereum game in which players breed and trade virtual cats. Still unreleased are the LaLiga, NFL, and UFC Collectibles, which are similar to NBA Top Shot (NFL All Day is currently available in Closed Beta only). All are the creations of Dapper Labs, the Vancouver-based gaming company that’s pioneering developments at the intersection of crypto and play.
But while these three standouts are where Flow gets most of its fame, the blockchain has a thriving consumer-focused ecosystem that’s rapidly expanding and taking on some of the most exciting and unique new projects in crypto. [1]
Method:
In this dashboard I used 5 sections include:
1-Prices for Flow fungible tokens
2-Flow DEXs user growth
3-Swaps
4-Flow Bridge Analysis
5-Market capitalization, and fully diluted value
In the first part I mentioned these analysis:
1-Daily Flow fungible tokens prices
2-Flow token price VS ETH price correlaton since 2022
3-ETH price volatility VS Flow price volatility per week since 2022
4-Monthly Flow fungible tokens prices since 2022
5-stablecoins pegged to USD on Flow ecosystem
6-Flow fungible tokens volatility percentage per month since 2022
\n In the second part I showed these charts:
1-New Users on FLOW DEXs
2-Cumulative DEX Interactors & Traders on FLOW
3-Which Period Brought the Most DEX Traders on FLOW
4-Average and Median Days before Interacting with DEXs on FLOW
In the thirs part(swaps) I uses these analysis for swap activities:
1-Swap numbers and Cumulative number of swaps on FLOW
2-USD volume of swaps and cumulative USD volume of swaps on FLOW
3-Swap numbers from tokens
4-Swap numbers to tokens
5-USD volume of swaps from tokens
6-Cumulative number of swaps to tokens based on different tokens
7-Cumulative USD volume of swaps to tokens based on different tokens
8-USD volume of swaps to tokens
9-Cumulative number of swaps from tokens based on different tokens
10-Cumulative USD volume of swaps from tokens based on different tokens
11-Daily number of swappers and cumulative number of swappers
12-Number of swaps based on USD volume
13-Top swap contracts by number of swaps
14-top swap contracts by USD volume
15-10 top traders on Flow by USD volume
16-10 top traders on Flow by number of swaps
In the fourth part I mentioned these charts include inbound an outbound bridges:
1-Inbound and outbound bridges tx numbers
2-Inbound and outbound USD volume of bridges
3-Number of Inbound and outbound bridges per day since 2022 by different blockchains
4-Cumulative Number of Inbound and outbound bridges per day since 2022 by different blockchains
5-USD volume of Inbound and outbound bridges per day since 2022 by different blockchains
6-Cumulative USD volume of Inbound and outbound bridges per day since 2022 by different blockchains
7-Unique users of Inbound and outbound bridges per day since 2022 by different blockchains
8-Cumulative number of Unique users of Inbound and outbound bridges per day since 2022
9-Number of inbound and outbound transactions by tokens
10-USD volume of inbound and outbound bridges by different tokens
and in the last part(Market capitalization, and fully diluted value) I showed these analysis using defillama and coinmarketcap data for my charts(because it is not possible to calculate market cap and other data in this part with flipside tables):
1-FLOW TVL
2-Flow fungible tokens market caps
3-Flow fungible tokens Fully Diluted Market Cap
4-Flow fungible tokens Circulating Supply
5-Flow fungible tokens 24h DEX Volume(USD)
6-Flow fungible tokens 24h CEX Volume(USD) \n