Dimension X Activity
Mar 28, 2023 - Dimension X is one of Flow's hottest NFT games where you can create a team of heroes to go on quests and battle enemies. Each quest is a competition with other hero teams.
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Flow Speed
Jun 4, 2022 - Q4. One of Flow's main features is its speed compared to other blockchains. Blockchain performance can be measured as Transactions per minute. Measure the transactions per minute of Flow since May 9th and 'Successful transactions per minute' and create a chart showing how that metric has fluctuated during that time period.
Flow vs L1s
May 30, 2022 - Q3. Create a dashboard comparing the following metrics between Flow, Solana, Ethereum, and Algorand. Visualize these metrics over time since May 9th.
User Behavior
Jun 21, 2022 - Q11. What are users swapping for? What activities are the most common for users on Flow right now? Create a visualization on what’s causing spikes in swapping behavior.
When Do Transactions Fail?
May 29, 2022 - Q2. Do times of high transaction volume lead to more transaction failures? Create a visualization that shows the relationship between transaction volume and success rate of transactions since May 9th.
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Popular Contracts on Flow
May 28, 2022 - Q1. What are the 10 most popular contracts that have been used on Flow since May 9th? What do each of those contracts do and why do you think they are so popular? Are there any contracts that seem to be trending and growing in popularity?
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When Do Flow Transactions Fail? (Part II)
Jun 3, 2022 - Q7. Building off last week's question investigating when transactions fail on Flow, what addresses and contracts are causing the majority of failures? What types of activities and events are these addresses doing that are spamming the network? What types of arbitrage opportunities are they seeking and how profitable are these efforts?