List of Data Metrics
On-chain Impact Analysis
This category looks at how different key onchain metrics are impacted when defined network events occur such as incentive programs, liquidity programs, grants, etc.
Total Transactions
Total number of transactions processed on the network.
Indicates overall network activity and adoption.
Total Value Transacted
Cumulative value of all transactions on the network.
Reflects the economic activity and liquidity within the network.
TVL
Total amount of assets deposited across the network.
Indicates the health and growth of the ecosystem.
Gas
Cost to perform transactions on the network.
Reflects network congestion and user costs.
Unique Users
Number of distinct addresses interacting with the network.
Indicates user adoption and network growth.
Application Process Analysis
This category looks at the entire grant application process of a grant program.
Categorization of Applicants by Sector
Classification of applicants based on sectors such as DEX, Yield, etc.
Helps in understanding the diversity and focus areas of the applicants'.
Distribution of Posts, Activity, and Effort
Analysis of the number and type of posts, engagement levels, and the effort from applicants during the grant process.
Provides insights into the engagement and resource allocation throughout the application timeline.
Classification of Effort into High vs Low Value
Evaluation of the perceived value or impact of applicants' contributions and activities.
Identifies key contributions that significantly add value to the program.
Grouping and Classification of Feedback/Critique topics or categories
Organization of feedback or critique into relevant themes or subjects.
Enables targeted improvements and addresses common concerns effectively.
Network Activity
This category focuses on users or wallets as the measurement of activity on a network
Categorization by TX Reason
Identifying the underlying purpose behind each transaction made by users.
Assists in understanding user intent and behavioral trends.
Categorization by TX type
Classification of transactions into types such as transfers, swaps, or contract interactions.
Highlights the nature and variety of activities occurring within the network.
Categorization by TX Direction
Determining whether transactions are inbound or outbound within the network.
Provides insight into the flow of assets and interaction types among users.
Categorization by Users
Categorizing users based on their activity levels or roles within the network.
Helps in tailoring network services and support to different user groups.
User Analysis
This category delves into understanding user behavior and patterns.
Segmentation
The process of dividing users into distinct groups based on specific criteria to tailor strategies.
Facilitates targeted marketing and personalizing user experiences.
Acquisition
Tracking the methods and channels through which new users discover and start using the network.
Assists in optimizing onboarding strategies and improving user acquisition rates.
Churn
Analyzing the rate at which users stop interacting with the network, and identifying the reasons behind it.
Aids in developing retention strategies to minimize user loss.
User Acquisition Cost
Evaluating the costs involved in acquiring new users to optimize marketing and onboarding strategies.
Ensures cost-effective growth by balancing spending with user growth outcomes.
Governance
This category explores the dynamics and structure of decision-making processes within the network.
Participation
Examining the rate and manner in which stakeholders engage in governance activities.
Ensures active involvement in decision-making, enhancing decentralized management.
Concentration of Power
Assessing the distribution of influence among network participants
Prevents power imbalances and promotes equitable decision-making.
Distribution and Network Analysis
Analyzing how power and resources are distributed across the network, and studying the networkβs topology for better planning and execution of governance policies.
Supports strategic governance by understanding the structural characteristics of the network.
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