In various blockchain networks, a large amount of data is generated every moment. Every time a user performs transactions, loans, pledges, and sends assets, a piece of information will be reported in the blockchain browser.
In the eyes of experienced blockchain users, dynamic data on the chain can often reflect the market's capital flow, user sentiment, etc. at the first time, and are key clues to participate in the "nuggets" on the chain. However, as the number of tracks and activities on the chain continues to increase, the information reported by the blockchain browser appears to be complicated and disorganized, making it difficult for users to filter out valuable information in a short period of time.
Recently, OKLink browser has launched the DeFi Tracker function. This new tool, literally translated as "DeFi Tracker", wants to change the current situation of complicated data on the chain. It targets the capital activities in DEX (decentralized exchange), lending agreements and cross-chain bridges on mainstream public chains. It provides classified tracking and real-time reporting to help users intuitively and quickly grasp the dynamic data information on the chain.
Compared with browsers such as Etherscan and Bscscan, which only support transaction record query of DEX in a single public chain, Ouke Cloud Chain DeFi Tracker also covers data query of three major public chains: ETH, BSC, and OKC, while enriching the types of protocols that can be queried and Data dimensions. The launch of
DeFi Tracker is the epitome of the continuous development of Ouke Cloud Chain's product layout towards refinement. With the growth of the blockchain industry and the increase in tracks, Ouke Cloud Chain has also continued to update its products. The product Chain Master alone has been launched one after another, including DeFi project rankings, popular NFT project rankings, and ETH destruction. Volume data, institutional holdings data and other special data items have built a panoramic on-chain data platform.
DeFi Tracker can track the breakdown data of DEX and other protocols
Since the outbreak of DeFi, the blockchain ecosystem has become a gold nugget. According to statistics from Ouke Cloud Chain Master, on June 30, the total locked-up value of the on-chain protocol was US$71.57 billion, and at its peak, the precipitated assets on the chain once exceeded US$200 billion.
In DeFi protocols on various public chains, operations such as asset exchange, transfer, lending, adding or removing liquidity, etc. occur all the time. In the eyes of experienced blockchain users, these dynamic data on the chain can often reflect the market's capital flow, user sentiment, etc. at the first time, and are very valuable analytical indicators.
Therefore, as on-chain activities become more frequent, users’ demand for blockchain browsers continues to increase. Currently, the mainstream blockchain browsers on the market include OKLink browser, Etherscan, Bscscan, etc. Under normal circumstances, these browsers can view block information and real-time information of public chains such as Ethereum (ETH) and BSC. Although the real-time data reported on asset flows is comprehensive, since there is no classified statistics and analysis, it is cumbersome for users to use and filter, and it is difficult to capture the information they want in a short time.
Recently, OKLink browser has launched the DeFi Tracker function on the basis of the original. This new tool, literally translated as "DeFi Tracker", is specifically designed to classify, track and report capital activities in DEX (decentralized exchanges), lending protocols and cross-chain bridges on mainstream public chains to help users intuitively and quickly Grasp the dynamic data information on the chain.
It can be seen from the official website page of Ouke Cloud Chain OKLink browser that currently, the browsers of its three public chains, ETH, BSC and OKC, all provide the DeFi Tracker function. Take the Ouke Cloud Chain ETH browser as an example. After clicking to enter the browser page, you can find the "DeFi Tracker" tool in the "More" button in the upper left corner. After clicking, the user can view the details on Ethereum in detail. Asset flows of mainstream DEX, lending protocols and cross-chain bridges.
-Ouke Cloud Chain ETH Browser DeFi Tracker Entry-
In the exchange data column, the two data categories of "transaction records" and "liquidity transactions" are subdivided."Transaction records" display the latest 10,000 transaction data on the chain, which records transaction hash, transaction time, behavior (exchange, buy, sell), transaction asset type, quantity, transaction amount, exchange and other details Information, users can view the transactions of other users in major DEXs in real time. In the
"Liquidity Transaction" data column, 10,000 pieces of liquidity addition and withdrawal information that occurred in the past are recorded. For example, it can be seen from this page that at 14:49 pm on June 30, a user added asset liquidity worth $17,155.49 to Uniswap's USDC-WETH liquidity pool. The lending agreement data tracked by
DeFi Tracker includes three types of data: deposit, withdrawal, lending and liquidation, from which it can be understood in real time how users on the chain perform supply, redemption, borrowing, repayment and other operations in mainstream lending protocols such as Compound and Aave. , and you can also see past on-chain settlement data. For example, you can see through this function that a user repaid 105944 USDT on the Aave V2 protocol at 2:57 pm on June 30. The
cross-chain bridge data column tracks the data information of assets transferred in and out of the public chain. Taking the ETH browser as an example, we can see that users continue to transfer assets from public chains such as Fantom and OKC to ETH through cross-chain bridges such as MultiChain and cBridge, or transfer assets from the ETH network to other public chains. The cross-chain bridge data information in DeFi Tracker can reflect the asset circulation situation between various public chains in real time, allowing users to observe which public chains have more capital inflows at the current stage, and then go to the public chain to find "nugget" applications.
Ouke Cloud Chain’s product layout is developing towards refinement
Compared with Etherscan and Bscscan, which only support transaction queries in DEX on their respective public chains, Ouke Cloud Chain’s OKLink browser has enriched the protocols that can be queried after adding the new DeFi Tracker tool. categories and data dimensions. This time, it also supports segmented data query of the three mainstream public chains of ETH, BSC, and OKC, and also facilitates users to master the dynamic data on the chain in one stop. According to the relevant person in charge of Ouke Cloud Chain, it will also cover more public chains in the future. After the
function was launched, many users have experienced this function. Someone commented on social media that DeFi Tracker's segmented data broadcast is clear at a glance, and it can "monitor" the transaction information and asset liquidity on the chain at any time, which is "very practical." The user revealed that he has been providing liquidity and participating in lending on the chain, but when participating in some high-risk assets, he is often worried about high and irregular losses caused by large fluctuations in assets and the withdrawal of liquidity, and DeFi Tracker is equivalent to We keep a close eye on the dynamics of mainstream DEX and lending protocols. If there is any change, we can notice it immediately.
-DeFi Tracker transaction record broadcast information-
Some users said that they have always been willing to use OKLink browser because it supports Chinese language. This time, the DeFi Tracker function was launched, and the data was directly classified and displayed. " In fact, it turns complex data into real visual data, so that the data provided is more valuable."
DeFi Tracker provides multi-dimensional classified data for blockchain users and investors, and is also a microcosm of the refined development of Ouke Cloud Chain's product layout. Since the establishment of
in 2013, Ouke Cloud Chain has continuously enriched browser functions with the development of the industry. On the other hand, it has also created new products such as Sky Eye on the chain and Master on the chain to assist police and serve users on the chain. It has become A well-known blockchain data and technology service provider in the industry.
With the growth of the blockchain industry and the increase of tracks, Ouke Cloud Chain has successively launched more and more segmented data sections, including DeFi project rankings, popular NFT project rankings, institutional position data and other special data items , building a panoramic on-chain data platform. In addition, it has also established a blockchain data indicator library that includes 10,000+ data indicators from more than ten public chains. Users can view the database including multiple ecological roles (miners, exchanges, institutions, etc.) and multiple dimensions (addresses, market indicators, network ) data indicators.
In the long development process of Ouke Cloud Chain, the launch of DeFi Tracker is just a small function upgrade, but every upgrade iteration is equivalent to a step forward.Until now, Ouke Cloud Chain has come a long way from its original starting point. As the world's leading provider of blockchain data and technical services, it is approaching more and more blockchain users.
