ALLdomains : Performance [ Version 2 ]
AllDomains is a Solana Protocol that allows users to create human-readable domain names that can be used in place of a Public Key.
AllDomains opens up Top Level Domain (TLD) creation so that any project or community can distribute its own .[anything] domains providing users with the freedom of choice for their Web3 ID.
The mission of AllDomains is to become a community-owned, open-source, and decentralized protocol that can be used for the benefit of the Solana community. We also aim to become a cross-chain protocol that will allow bridging domains from other blockchains to Solana and vice-versa and to bridge our AllDomains domains to all major blockchains ( eth, btc, arb, bsc, apt, sui, etc)
We tracking the program of AllDomains by using address as TLDHkysf5pCnKsVA4gXpNvmy7psXLPEu4LAdDJthT9S
for analyzing users who bought new domain names or exteneded renewable to thier domain names.
Tracking their activity, who own domain names from bought on the AllDomains, which we used from solana.core.fact_transactions
on the Solana blockchain.
We also added a field on this dashboard named period
for changing the movement of those created charts, and we set it to pull data since it's luanched.
Additionally, we also tracked the $ALL token over time by using the token_address as BaoawH9p2J8yUK9r5YXQs3hQwmUJgscACjmTkh8rMwYL
on the solana.defi.fact_swaps
table.
And also using LiveQuery of coingecko and solscan for finding data and holders of this token.



Solana is a blockchain platform designed to host decentralized, scalable applications. Founded in 2017, it is an open-source project currently run by Solana Foundation based in Geneva, while the blockchain was built by San Francisco-based Solana Labs
Solana is much faster in terms of the number of transactions it can process and has significantly lower transaction fees than rival blockchains like Ethereum. The cryptocurrency that runs on the Solana blockchain—also named Solana (SOLUSD) and using the ticker symbol SOL—soared almost 12,000% in 2021 and at one point had a market capitalization of over $66 billion, making it the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by this measure at the time.
Despite its popularity, SOL did not escape the cryptocurrency bloodbath of 2022. By Oct. 3, 2022, SOL had dropped to about $11.71 billion in market capitalization. It also fell to ninth place in market capitalization.3 Learn more about Solana and what makes it unique among thousands of imitators.