14/01/2023

Footprint Analytics and build some NEAR statistics

 Footprint Analytics and build some NEAR statistics

About this topic:

This topic is about how to use Flipside to build some NEAR blockchain statistics

Footprint Analytics link: https://www.footprint.network/

To learn more about NEAR blockchain, visit https://polygon.technology/.

NEAR price

How do I find a suitable table for this query?

by using search

We will search for tables and select the required table.

 

By clicking on the table we want, we can browse and display the fields in it.

Now back to NEAR price

The suggested SQL statement is the following:


SELECT date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date") AS "time", 

sum("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."price") AS "price"

FROM "footprint"."token_daily_stats"

WHERE "footprint"."token_daily_stats"."token_symbol" = 'NEAR'

GROUP BY date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date")

ORDER BY date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date") ASC

 


After adding the query, a graphic form can be added based on it.

NEAR TVL

The suggested SQL statement is the following:

SELECT date("footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."on_date") AS "time", sum("footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."tvl") AS "tv"
FROM
"footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"
WHERE "footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."chain" = 'Near'
GROUP BY date("footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."on_date")
ORDER BY date("footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."on_date") ASC



NEAR market cap

The suggested SQL statement is the following:

SELECT date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date") AS "time", sum("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."market_cap") AS "market_cap"
FROM
"footprint"."token_daily_stats"
WHERE ("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."token_symbol" = 'NEAR'
AND "footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date" >= CAST('2021-01-02 00:00:00Z' AS timestamp with time zone))
GROUP BY date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date")
ORDER BY date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date") ASC


NEAR TVL period

The suggested SQL statement is the following:

SELECT date("footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."on_date") AS "time", sum("footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."tvl") AS "tv"
FROM
"footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"
WHERE "footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."chain" = 'Near'
GROUP BY date("footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."on_date")
ORDER BY date("footprint"."defi_protocol_daily_stats"."on_date") ASC


NEAR market cap period

The suggested SQL statement is the following:

SELECT date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date") AS "time", sum("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."market_cap") AS "market_cap"
FROM
"footprint"."token_daily_stats"
WHERE ("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."token_symbol" = 'NEAR'
AND "footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date" >= CAST('2021-01-02 00:00:00Z' AS timestamp with time zone) AND "footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date" >= date(date_add('day', -360, now())) AND "footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date" < date(now()))
GROUP BY date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date")
ORDER BY date("footprint"."token_daily_stats"."on_date") ASC


Now build a dashboard.

 

We can build dashboards.

 


Just add the queries to the dashboard and coordinate and arrange.