Conclusion

The LP Swap Fee Dashboard provides valuable insights into the fee generation and liquidity provisioning on the Osmosis Decks platform over the past 180 days. The data shows that the platform has generated substantial revenue from swap fees, with an average daily fee collection of between $10,000 and $50,000 and a total of 5.5 million dollars in fees collected. The top two pools, Pool 1 and Pool 687, have been the largest contributors to the platform's fee collection, making up approximately 50% of the daily fees on the Osmosis blockchain. The dashboard also highlights a downtrend in both the number of users swapping and liquidity providing actions on the platform over the past 180 days. The number of users swapping has declined from approximately 13,000 users daily to currently around 8,000 users daily, while the number of liquidity providing actions has declined from around 3,500 users daily to approximately 2,100 users daily. These findings suggest that there may be a general decrease in user engagement and activity on the Osmosis Decks platform and highlight the importance of closely monitoring these trends and identifying the root causes. Incentivizing liquidity provisioning through governance proposals can be a powerful tool for increasing fee generation and revenue for a platform, as demonstrated by the results from Pools 899, 840, and 789. These pools saw a dramatic increase in fees after they were incentivized by Osmosis governance proposals, with daily swap fees growing by over 20 times what they were before incentivization. These results can inform future governance proposals and strategies related to incentivizing liquidity provisioning and provide valuable insights for other decentralized finance platforms looking to increase their fee generation.

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