INTRO

Osmosis is an advanced Automated Market Maker (AMM) protocol that allows developers to build custom AMMs with robust liquidity pools. Osmosis is built using the Cosmos SDK and uses the Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) feature to enable cross-chain transactions. The Cosmos ecosystem follows the "Blockchain as Decentralized Program" architecture; This means that osmosis is a blockchain connected to Cosmos Hub, which is also a decentralized exchange.

Osmosis, with the help of IBC, connects to the entire ecosystem of Cosmos chains and their more than 10 billion dollars of native assets. After supporting active blockchains on the Cosmos hub, the project aims to connect to other chains such as Ethereum and Bitcoin.

osmosis allows users to create liquidity pools with unique parameters. For example, as you know, two tokens with an equal ratio should be added in normal liquidity pools; But in this project, pools with multiple ratios can be created. Osmosis rewards structure is also compatible with these capabilities.

METHOD

In this dashboard, we will check the chains and tokens that transfer assets to the Osmosis chain with IBC technology, and also by using the swap and LP and transfer databases, we will check the users who entered the Osmosis chain for the first time and in which We will review the swap and LP transactions and transfer and liquidity provision.

Entering the osmosis chain

observations

The diagrams above examine the entry into the osmosis chain through the IBC and various chains. As we can see, the most entry into the osmosis chain has been done through the 3 chains of Cosmos, Evmos and Juno, and this statistic is based on the number of transfer transactions.

Statistical data

observations

The above graphs show the statistical data related to entering the osmosis chain on a daily basis and also for each user. As we can see, entry through Cosmos and evmos chains has been more based on the number of transfer transactions.

Input assets

observations

The two graphs above show the assets entering the osmosis chain based on the number of transfer transactions and the number of transferors. As we can see, Atom, Evmos and Juno assets have the highest number of transfers and the highest number of transferors to the osmosis chain.

First Action

observations

The graphs above show the first user activity that entered the osmosis chain. As we can see, more than 60% of the users who enter Osmosis for the first time do Swap activities. After the swap, stake, transfer and liquidity provision activities are performed in order.

Swap activity stats

observations

The graphs above show the statistics of the first swappers entering the Osmosis chain as well as the first tokens swapped To. As we can see, the Osmo token had the most swaps To and more than 50% of the swaps were for this token, and as we can see, the AXL token shows significant progress over time.

LP activity stats

observations

The graphs above show the statistics of new liquidity providers along with the first pool in which these users deposit. As we can see, pool number 1, which is related to Osmo/ Atom pair, has attracted more than 75% of new liquidity providers. Pool 497 is related to the Juno/ Osmo pair, which is in the second category of new suppliers.

conclusion

What can be concluded from this dashboard is that, entering the Osmosis chain out of the ==three chains of Cosmos, evmos and Juno== has the highest number of transactions and also the tokens of these chains have the most entry into Osmosis, which are ==Atom, evmos and Juno==. As we have seen, most of the users who enter Osmosis for the first time ==tend to swap== their assets, and the most ==swapped to asset was Osmo==. The most ==popular liquidity supply== pools for newcomers to the Osmosis chain are ==Atom/Osmo== and ==Juno/Osmo== pools.