{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'}

Interested in Crypto & DeFi || I ban scammers @kybernetwork || prev @levva_fi || Python

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

@lawrenx_ Hey man. Kindly check your dm

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

@akpa_collins @Officialmrmiles 😂😂😂

[Ozondu Henry @OzonduH52503]

Gm Guys, just built a complete dashboard of
@GMX_IO
on Avalanche. I tracked;
Market Share & Volume Analysis
Trading Behavior: Longs vs. Shorts
Network Health...

Full Dashboard: https://t.co/OoOCRSu26H
Report:https://t.co/OHftRsG57H
Data Community:
@AnalyticSages

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

@smolgeeek Check dm

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

What's Ink without a canvas?
I made a first iteration of a Chain Health dashboard for @inkonchain
The dashboard shows total number of transactions per day, transactions success rate/day...
I really enjoyed doing this. I believe that with some support from the Ink team, I can make more refined and tailored dashboards, that will improve data-driven decision making.
Checkout the dashboard here: https://t.co/sawh9PBGzn

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

Have you ever wondered how platforms like @Dune get data for swaps, borrows, liquidation, mint etc, and put them in a table?
As a regular user, you look at a transaction hash, you see tokens transferred from one address to another, multiple times in one transaction. So which one is which? How does dune know which one was actually the borrow or lend? Well, it comes down to what's known as events. For every smart contract transaction you make, the contract emits an event for the particular transaction that you made. Platforms like Dune analytics are able to listen for those events, and index them into a table, where you can then query conveniently.
I did a little demo of this, using the cDAI token from @compoundfinance, and I pulled the mint events that occured within a specific block range.
You can find the repo here: https://t.co/2OESMNNF4W

This was made possible with teachings from @AnalyticSages , a data community that I belong to.

[Ozondu Henry @OzonduH52503]

I enrolled with @AnalyticSages to become a blockchain analyst,and they rest is mystery.And today I built a dashboard on perpetual trading
Link to my dune dashboard
https://t.co/oPEAK9poy2
Link to my report:https://t.co/OHftRsG57H

Date tribe:@AnalyticSages

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

RT @Asiel_amaka: A few weeks ago in my Python class, I learnt about APIs, so I was given a task to build a Crypto Price Fetcher using the C…

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

@Asiel_amaka Keep pushing 💪

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

Link to the Dune query: https://t.co/8zZPBrstOX
Nothing flashy, just straight up insight.

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

They say that if you do one thing for up to 21 days, it becomes a habit.
With over 1 million active wallets on @inkonchain, a whooping ~20% have built a habit on there.
This query that I wrote, highlights wallets that have made it a habit to perform transactions on @inkonchain

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

@sooneggg Hello, Soonegg

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

Why query an API, when you can simply scrape the frontend? 🌚 Right?😆
On my Journey to become the best data analyst in web3, my task for the week was to scrape some data from the coingecko website and do something with it. So, this is what I did:

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

This journey was made possible with @AnalyticSages

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

It could be better, and I will do better. This is the worst I'll ever be.
Full code and process on how I scraped the coingecko website, constructed the tables, and built out something nice, is public on my github: https://t.co/SxAb43VmQs

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

@Vecoyenka @ez0xai NAFDAC? API? Lmao. Have you see the way their site looks. Lol.
He's probably scraping the data off of the front-end.

[Analytic Sages @AnalyticSages]

Privacy vs Transparency in Web3: What Actually Matters

In Web3, this is not a philosophical debate.
It is a system design problem.

Protocols must be fully transparent: token supply, emissions, treasury, validator, behavior, governance...

Without this, you cannot audit risk. And un-auditable systems collapse (FTX, Celsius, Terra).

But users must be private: identity, balances, behavior, and relationships; otherwise blockchains become global financial surveillance.

The correct model is:
Transparent infrastructure.
Private participants.

This is how you get: trustless finance, sovereign users, and analyzable systems

Anything else is either TradFi or authoritarian crypto.

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

@FofarPig Done

[{'name': 'Joseph Mikaelson'} @Mikaelson_Py]

@macanthonyeke @Zun2025 @zama The amount of tokens transfered is encrypted to this: 22719D5F3C95B23C65EA2B8A3A352B69ABDCF0FC48FF00000000000000010500

[USAGI-Rx is painfully employed. @JORMUNGAND_rr]

"Eight-Handled Sword, Divergent Sila, Divine General Mahoraga!"