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calling all bytecasts: how would you measure onchain GDP? https://warpcast.com/jessepollak/0x04314306

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measuring onchain GDP: https://dune.com/queries/3727282 assumptions: scope = ethereum's onchain economy (in the past 24hrs), ppl pay 'fees' to access services on ethereum (trade, pay, collect, game, hedge, yield etc). ethereum's 'burn' keeps inflation in check, attracting foreign direct investment.

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I made a dashboard, it could be an approach: https://public.tableau.com/views/Base_17156307271090/Dashboard1?:language=en-US&:sid=&:display_count=n&:origin=viz_share_link

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I’ll look at total transaction volume sent to addresses (excluding trading) within the base ecosystem within a specific time period. Money has to be “spent” or “received” to qualify. I’m actually interested in knowing what this number is for Base

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starting with ethereum, i'd gauge *fees* earned from "goods and services" borrowing from econ concepts of a country's GDP. 'services' _enables_ include: - trade (DEX) - payments (stablecoins) - digital ownership (NFTs) - hedging (derivatives, insurance) - experimentation (L2s) - gaming - securing network (LST) etc

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adding a @bountybot 50 USDC bounty for the best bytexplorer answer (within 6 days). I'll decide on the winner, answer must at least include a chart/query and cannot just be a text explanation.

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@whyshock how would you do it?

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@geoffgolberg wdyt?

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Primary GDP: Volume of transactions X price of transactions Secondary GDP: resales of NFTs What do we do with gas? Is it like VAT? Or a service fee? I'll see it should be part of L1's "GDP"

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Onchain Transaction volume + Fees/Revenue generated from smart contract+ Onchain Investment(Token Issuance/Funding/NFTs)+ Net Onchain Bridging/Ramps

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- ease of use on the chain - how the chain integrates different aspect of humanity (Social, gaming, education) - Builders community - Transaction volumes - Average time users spend on chain

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"GDP is a monetary measure of the market value of all the final goods and services produced and rendered in a specific time period by a country or countries/(protocol or protocols)" Using the traditional definition - onchain GDP should measure total 'received funds' for goods and services built on base.

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I would say that you have to figure out what is paid for onchain services and goods, use one currency to value them (e.g. BTC or USD) and define if you see a whole ecosystem (L1, L2, L3, etc.) as 'one country', each different token, or some other choices depending on usages of these figures.

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Well I'd say that it's the difference between the total value bridged in a specific chain VS the total value bridged out of it. It can look simplistic but basically we're calculating the difference between the value of the goods produced and the goods "consumed" like we do with countries to calculate their GDP.

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That’s tricky. You couldn’t possibly know the locations of each wallet to solve for those transactions occurring only domestically.

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