Aave Fee Metrics Dashboard

    visualizes generated fees from Deposits, Flash Loans, liquidations, liquidity mining distribution, and staking fees on Aave V1, Aave V2, the Aave AMM, and Aave on Polygon, and the ability to break all of these metrics down by the currency that the fees were generated in; for any given week in the past year. Additionally, provide the ability to compare each of these metrics week over week. Reference bounty submissions from the previous round for some helpful boilerplate SQL to get started with.

    Aave V1

    Aave V1 was launched in November 2017 as a P2P lending platform called ETHLend and later renamed Aave in September 2018. This platform alowes users to provide liquidity to Smart Contracts and thus to the protocol, receiving interest in return and to borrow money from the Smart Contracts in the protocol and in return pay the interest fee then received by the depositors after depositing the collateral.

    Bellow are graphs showing:

    (1). Aave V1 weekly fees broken Up by catigory.

    (2). Aave V1 fees broken Up by currency.

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    Aave V2

    Aave V2 is an updated of the version of the Aave V1 P2P lending platform with a few updates. Some of the changes are: collateral assets are free to be traded rather than locked up, Flash-loan are upgrated, lones can be repayed with colateral, flash-liquidations without money in your wallet are allowed, and user can now borrow with both stable and variable rates.

    Bellow are graphs showing:

    (1). Aave V2 weekly fees broken Up by catigory.

    (2). Aave V2 fees broken Up by currency.

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    Aave AMM

    Aave AMM Liquidity Pool enables liquidity providers (“LPs”) of Uniswap and Balancer to use their LP tokens as collateral in the Aave Protocol.

    Bellow are graphs showing:

    (1). Aave AMM weekly fees broken Up by catigory.

    (2). Aave AMM fees broken Up by currency.

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    Aave Fees:

    are the money collected by the liquidators and borrowers of the Aave protocall when User borrow money or are liquidated.

    Conclusion

    (1). Aave V2 has the greatest number of tokens borrowed and Aave AMM has the least number of tokens borrowed.

    (2). Since the release of Aave V2 the transaction fees on Aave V1 have been decreasing.

    (3). Flash loans make up a much greater percentage of fees on Aave V2 than on Aave V1.