Osmosis:

The Osmosis AMM:

Osmosis is a DEX protocol, which means it uses smart contracts to determine the price of digital assets, to produce liquidity via a peer-to-peer (P2P) methodology, and to exact trades between users. This approach to an exchange platform is known as an AMM — a DEX protocol that prices crypto assets in liquidity pools. Contributing tokens to these pools helps foster decentralized liquidity, which is then used to facilitate trades on the exchange. Participating as a liquidity provider (LP) can earn you both trading fees and newly minted LP tokens as incentives for participation.

Superfluid Staking:

A key innovation within the Osmosis protocol structure is superfluid staking, which allows users to both stake tokens while simultaneously using them to provide assets to a liquidity pool. This means Osmosis users are rewarded for helping secure the blockchain while staking, and receive reward fees associated with liquidity pool transactions. The first Osmosis token pool to allow for superfluid staking is the ATOM/OSMO pool, which is the top Osmosis crypto staking pool by volume and includes both OSMO and the Cosmos token ATOM.

Methodology:

To build this dashboard, we use the

osmosis.core.fact_daily_balances table to get the information we need We in this dashboard We will examine the following:

• How has the ratio of liquid to OSMO shareholder overtime changed?

• Are the top 100 holders of OSMO now the same as at the beginning of the year?

• What is the current average OSMO per wallet?

• How has that value changed over time?

•  Plot average OSMO/wallet against user growth

observations:

As you can see from the two graphs opposite, there have been 479,000 unique Osmo users since the beginning of the year. which is shown both daily and cumulatively, which shows that the number of users has always been growing throughout the year.

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The ratio of liquid to stick throughout the year has always been between 2 and 2.85, but this ratio has seen a sharp increase since October 8.

For a better understanding, we have shown this ratio both in general in a pie chart and weekly in a bar chart.

observations:

In this section, we have shown the top 100 holders with the largest Osmo holdings at the beginning of the year and the current top 100 holders. And we can see that 39 of the holders from the beginning of the year are still in the current 100 holder bit.

and user osmo1fl48vsnmsdzcv85q5d2q4z5ajdha8yu3aq6l09 have held the largest amount of Osmo both at the beginning of the year and now

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In this section and its graphs, you can see the average value of osmo per volt, which is equal to 1281 osmo. In the next graph, we can see that this value has been relatively stable over time after the downward trend since July.

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In this chart, you can see the trend of Osmo's average inventory per user and the trend of the number of users over time since the beginning of this year. From this graph, we can conclude that despite the increase in the number of users, their average Osmo wallet balance has decreased, indicating that most new users entering the Osmo network have less Osmo, which has caused a decrease in the average value of Osmo. .

conclusion:

• There are 479,000 unique walletsts in the Osmo network, and this number has been increasing over time
• At the beginning of the year, the ratio of liquid to stick was 2.2 and now this ratio is 2.83. During this period, this number has had many ups and downs, but since October 10, we have seen a significant jump in the number.
• 39 of the current top 100 holders of Osmo are among the top 100 holders at the beginning of the year, and the biggest whale is the same user who was at the beginning of the year.
• Although we see an increase in the number of users, on the other hand, we see a decrease in their average balance of Osmo, which shows that most of the new users have less than the average Osmo wallet balance.