Exploring the idea of an open-source crypto data terminal, built by the community for the community. For deep on-chain insights, what are the non-negotiable features? Beyond dashboards & explorers, what analytics & alerts are crucial?

Like bullx.io and gmgn.ai, but open source; you can self-host, you own your key, and you control the whole system.

DEXs are open source. If we transform from CEX to DEX, I think we should also have an open-source trading platform.

summoning the swarm @operator. mod /dacc, aixcryp.to

Yes, this is precisely why it should be an open-source project.
For analytic data, users should be able to choose:
	1.	Retention duration
	2.	Blockchain chains to include
	3.	Specific data types to index and store
Regarding archive data, self-hosted nodes offer a practical solution. Based on my recent check, a reth base network archive node requires approximately 6 TB storage – prohibitively expensive in cloud environments and difficult to maintain synchronization, but significantly cheaper and easier to manage on home servers.

Looking ahead, I see two potential solutions:
	1.	Union API Solution: A hosted API for users who prefer not to run archive nodes/indexers, though this would require significant infrastructure costs
	2.	Preferred Distributed Approach: Enabling syncing of processed data between nodes through our gateway registry. This would:
	▪	Eliminate redundant data indexing
	▪	Maintain data sovereignty
	▪	Create a decentralized network effect

how are you sourcing the data? I think replicating gmgn is a great idea, but some archive nodes are like 10tb+

databases, open source, community, remote.

Previously: mysql, co-founder mariadb server

It must be open source, just make sure we have a well-defined feature set for phase one.

Great idea. Beyond smart money and big bag holders, an open source project can birth the biggest public labels database.

Significant activity on wallets that aren’t known exchange addresses. Good to see what the big bag HODLers are getting up to