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What is on-chain data? On-chain data is information recorded directly on the blockchain. This data includes all activities that take place in a blockchain network and is the basis for analyzing and monitoring cryptocurrency ecosystems. Main types of on-chain data: šŸ”µ Transactions: Information about cryptocurrency transfers between addresses. Transaction volumes, sender and recipient addresses, timestamps, and fees paid. šŸ”µ Address balances: Current balance of cryptocurrencies on specific addresses. šŸ”µ Block data: Block numbers, creation times, sizes, transaction counts, and block hashes. šŸ”µ Smart contract activity: Calls to smart contracts, interactions with DeFi protocols, and NFT data. šŸ”µ Network Metrics: Hash rate (mining power), mining difficulty, mempool size (pending transactions), and other indicators.
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Part 2: How is on-chain data used? šŸ”µ Market analysis: Study asset movements, identify large transfers ("whale transactions"), and detect trends in the network. šŸ”µ Price predictions: Network activity and demand for cryptocurrencies can indicate future price changes. šŸ”µ Audit and transparency: Verifies the proper functioning of smart contracts and other network components. šŸ”µ Security measures: Monitors suspicious activity, prevents fraud, and detects hacker attacks. šŸ”µ User activity tracking: Helps platforms understand user behavior to optimize their products. Advantages of on-chain data: šŸ”µ Transparency: Data on the blockchain is accessible to everyone and cannot be modified retroactively. šŸ”µ Reliability: Verified by network nodes, they guarantee their authenticity. šŸ”µ Analysis tool: Provides detailed information and predictive capabilities for blockchain processes. CryptoFam #Crypto #cryptofam
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