In the context of the Near network and Aurora, the term "unique users" refers to the total number of individuals or entities that have interacted with Aurora on the Near network. This means that there are 5.17K (or 5,170) unique users who have engaged with Aurora in some way on the Near network.

Similarly, "unique contracts" refers to the total number of smart contracts that have been deployed on the Near network and have interacted with Aurora. This means that there are 10.6K (or 10,600) unique contracts that have interacted with Aurora on the Near network.

Together, this data tells us that there are a significant number of users and contracts that are using Aurora on the Near network, which suggests that Aurora is a popular and widely-used tool within the Near ecosystem.

The area chart above shows the trends of unique users and unique contracts over time.

According to the chart, we can see that the bullish trend for unique users starts at the end of May 2022. This means that from the end of May 2022 onwards, there has been a consistent increase in the number of unique users on the Near network who are interacting with Aurora.

On the other hand, the chart also shows that the bearish trend for unique contracts starts at the end of May 2022. This means that from the end of May 2022 onwards, there has been a consistent decrease in the number of unique contracts on the Near network that are interacting with Aurora.

Interestingly, the chart shows that the bullish trend for unique users and the bearish trend for unique contracts overlap and occur at the same time period, which is at the end of May 2022. This suggests that there may be some relationship or correlation between the number of unique users and the number of unique contracts that are interacting with Aurora on the Near network.

The area chart above represents the trends of both users and contracts interacting with Aurora on the Near network over time. The chart shows that both user and contract activity have fluctuated over time, with different periods of high and low activity.

Specifically, the chart indicates that the most activity of users occurred during April 2022 and early February 2023. This means that during these time periods, there was a peak in the number of users on the Near network who were interacting with Aurora.

On the other hand, the chart also shows that the most activity of contracts occurred during December 2021 and December 2022. This means that during these time periods, there was a peak in the number of unique contracts on the Near network that were interacting with Aurora.

• The bar chart on the left shows the top 10 users who had the most number of transactions with Aurora, with 1521f66900f396aa2cf1abddfeff4915ded1257dcfa1ed72c5bcad89c4c18ae9 being the top user with 659,723 transactions.
• The line chart on the right shows the daily transactions of the top 10 users interacting with Aurora, which have fluctuating trends. The most interaction of these users occurred on Nov 9, 2022, with 60.5K transactions, and decreased towards 2023.
• 1122f145fbdb0b65fdf59b40dbb13fb659fe20afce5163f9ad796d5502281810 and e48f2245cc16ce83746f885178d6138cf067d01461017ea4d8c7e13b9cbeea82 are having a bearish trend, unlike other top users that have a fluctuating trend.
• The most number of transactions on a single day occurred on 2022/08/27 by 1521f66900f396aa2cf1abddfeff4915ded1257dcfa1ed72c5bcad89c4c18ae9, with 23,943 transactions.

• The bar chart on the left shows the top 10 contracts who had the most number of interactions with Aurora, with maymaymay.near being the top contract with 851,475 transactions.
• The line chart on the right shows the daily transactions of the top 10 contracts interacting with Aurora, which have fluctuating trends. The most interaction of these users occurred on May 11, 2022, with 102K transactions, and decreased towards 2023.
• reverseproxy.near, near-node-01.near and hashwaverelayer.near are having a bearish trend, unlike other top contracts that have a fluctuating trend.
• The most number of transactions on a single day occurred on 2022/05/11 by maymaymay.near, with 66,575 transactions.

1. Aurora is a popular and widely-used tool within the Near ecosystem, with a significant number of users and contracts using it on the Near network.
2. From the end of May 2022 onwards, there has been a consistent increase in the number of unique users on the Near network who are interacting with Aurora.
3. From the end of May 2022 onwards, there has been a consistent decrease in the number of unique contracts on the Near network that are interacting with Aurora.
4. There may be some relationship or correlation between the number of unique users and the number of unique contracts that are interacting with Aurora on the Near network.
5. The most activity of users occurred during April 2022 and early February 2023, while the most activity of contracts occurred during December 2021 and December 2022.
6. The top user with the most number of transactions with Aurora is 1521f66900f396aa2cf1abddfeff4915ded1257dcfa1ed72c5bcad89c4c18ae9, with 659,723 transactions.
7. The top contract with the most number of interactions with Aurora is maymaymay.near, with 851,475 transactions.
8. The daily transactions of the top 10 users and top 10 contracts interacting with Aurora have fluctuating trends, with some having bearish trends and others having peak periods of high activity.
9. As for Aurora usage on the NEAR network, the NEAR Protocol is designed to provide fast and secure transactions, and Aurora inherits its transaction finality from the NEAR Protocol, which is approximately two seconds, making it substantially lower than the single block confirmation time of 13 seconds in Ethereum. This means that transactions on Aurora are confirmed and finalized at a faster rate than on Ethereum.

Near Networ

NEAR Protocol (often referred to simply as "NEAR") is a decentralized blockchain platform designed to enable the development and execution of decentralized applications (dApps). It aims to provide developers with an easy-to-use and scalable platform for building dApps that can be used by millions of people.

NEAR is built using a unique architecture that enables it to process transactions quickly and efficiently while maintaining high levels of security and decentralization. The platform uses a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, which allows validators to stake tokens to secure the network and earn rewards in return.

NEAR provides a developer-friendly environment with a range of tools and resources, including a smart contract programming language (Rust), a WebAssembly (WASM) virtual machine, and a suite of development tools and frameworks. This makes it easy for developers to build, test, and deploy dApps on the platform.

The NEAR network is designed to be scalable, with the ability to process up to 100,000 transactions per second (TPS), making it one of the fastest blockchain platforms available. Additionally, NEAR is designed to be interoperable with other blockchain networks, which means that it can seamlessly integrate with other blockchain-based systems.

Aurora Contract on The Near network

Aurora is a smart contract platform that allows developers to build decentralized applications on the Near network. Aurora is designed to be a powerful and easy-to-use platform for developers who want to build decentralized applications quickly and easily.

The Aurora contract provides a bridge between the Ethereum and Near ecosystems, allowing developers to create cross-chain applications that can interact with both networks.

The Aurora contract also supports the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), allowing developers to deploy and execute Ethereum smart contracts on the Near network. This means that developers can leverage the existing Ethereum ecosystem and tools, while taking advantage of the faster and cheaper transaction fees of the Near network.

Overall, Aurora is a critical component of the Near ecosystem, providing developers with the tools they need to create innovative decentralized applications.

Method

near.core.fact_transactions is a table in the Near Protocol database that contains records of all the transactions that occur on the Near network.

To analyze the metrics of unique users and unique contracts interacting with Aurora, as well as their daily charts, we can use near.core.fact_transactions to query the number of unique users and contracts that have interacted with Aurora on the Near network. By aggregating this data over time, we can create daily charts that show the trends in unique users and contracts interacting with Aurora.

Similarly, we can use near.core.fact_transactions to analyze the users and contracts that are interacting with Aurora on a daily basis.

Finally, we can use near.core.fact_transactions to identify the top 10 users and contracts that have the most interaction with Aurora. By querying the sender and receiver information from this table and aggregating it by user or contract.