We shipped reports. Easiest way to explain it is to show it.
This one digs into the Uniswap lawsuit dismissal. We pulled the UNI price chart, then asked the report: "Was DEX volume also affected?"
The agent finds the right tables, pulls the schema, runs queries on-chain. Real time. Average swap size more than doubled.
Each answer opens the next question. The report keeps building.
"I knew it would take me days to put together that stuff."
Days. For P&L projections. Bull case, bear case, 20-week forecasts.
Rob and the team at @LaminatedLabs validate on Monad. Four engineers. Ex-Coinbase. Ex-Bison Trails.
Keeping nodes online? Easy.
Rigorous financial modeling for a four-person team? That's where time disappears.
Most teams drown in blockchain data.
Some build boats. They call them dashboards.
A few learn to read the water.
8 years. Watching. Learning.
Today we ship what we found.
It's not a boat.
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I used to be a hardcore @flipsidecrypto onchain analyst, remember?
“Then what happened?”
Well, Flipside shifted gears.
They transited into Flipside AI, a platform that now makes querying onchain data ridiculously easy and accessible.
While I went on to upskill into a full-stack data engineer,
I’ve recently circled back to check out this new version of Flipside.
And honestly? It’s mind-blowing.
Instead of spending days pulling data, I can now ask questions conversationally and get structured answers instantly; complete with analysis and even strategy insights.
So, naturally, I decided to test it out.
What I Explored
I wanted to understand how new vs. existing active addresses compare between two popular DEXs:
@Uniswap on Ethereum vs. @SushiSwap on @0xPolygon , over the last 90 days (excluding exchange wallets).
In simple terms:
→ How many new traders are joining these platforms?
→ How many existing traders are sticking around?
→ And what does that say about Polygon’s SushiSwap compared to Ethereum’s Uniswap?
What I Found
1. @0xPolygon Wins on Fresh User Growth
Over the last 90 days, SushiSwap on Polygon attracted 68% new traders, the exact same rate as Uniswap on Ethereum.
→ But SushiSwap’s new-to-existing ratio is 2.1, meaning for every existing trader, it brought in two new ones.
→ Uniswap’s ratio was 1.7 showing that @0xPolygon is still slightly better at onboarding fresh users into the DeFi space.
It may not be as massive as Ethereum, but it’s growing at an impressive clip.
2. Retention: The Work-in-Progress
→ Only 39% of Polygon’s new SushiSwap traders returned for more trades.
→ By comparison, Uniswap held onto over 53% of its new users.
Polygon is excellent at attracting new wallets, but fewer of those wallets stick around. The challenge (and opportunity) lies in boosting retention.
3. The Transaction Story
On Polygon, trades are small but frequent.
→ New traders: avg. $9 per swap
→ Existing traders: avg. $28 per swap
And existing users are 6x more valuable in total volume than new ones.
On Ethereum, trades are 200x larger in dollar terms.
But that’s exactly the point: Polygon’s low costs make it accessible for frequent, low-cost participation of everyday DeFi users, not just whales.
4. Something else showed up on radar, you can call it the Tuesday effect,
@SushiSwap on @0xPolygon sees clear weekly peaks on Tuesdays; almost double the weekend activity.
Its single biggest surge was on July 16, 2025 (a Tuesday) with nearly 2,800 new users in one day.
Polygon’s activity looks like it follows a rhythm.
If platforms lean into that, they can time incentives, campaigns, or product launches to match user behavior.
The Bigger Picture
Both platforms are healthy and growing; but in very different ways.
→ Ethereum/Uniswap = scale, high-value trades, stronger retention.
→ Polygon/SushiSwap = accessibility, new user onboarding, high frequency.
So if you’re thinking about where growth could come from next, Polygon’s SushiSwap shows an exciting edge:
it might not have Uniswap’s size, but it’s clearly pulling in fresh blood and keeping them active, just at a smaller scale.
It’s where new traders are testing the waters, experimenting with low-cost swaps, and building habits that could bring the next wave of DeFi adoption.
And with @flipsidecrypto, getting these insights no longer requires days of SQL grinding.
The story of Polygon’s growth is right there;
Clean, Clear, and just a question away.
Would you try it out??
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