Idea: {Ideas}
Introduction
I along with Harsh Gupta are building a dashboard for Opyn. This will be useful so the community can watch Opyn's progress. It also might be helpful to option traders/investors.
Details
Features:
- Graph of TVL in V1, V2, and Overall in Opyn
- Cumulative number of unique addresses that have minted an oToken
- Cumulative number of unique addresses that have owned an oToken
- Table of non-expired options in V1 and V2 with some metrics for each (number of minters, number of holders, amount of the option minted...)
- Some sort of visualization of the addresses of most active option trading accounts
- Underlying asset comparison by notional volume (WETH, WBTC, UNI etc.)-Daily, WoW, MoM volume charts
- Stats for expired options (i.e. how many/percentage in the money)
- Historical IV data
- And more
Our site is built with Node and React. The site runs cronjobs on the server to collect and store Opyn data at regular intervals. When someone opens our site, it will acquire the data from our servers and display it. Most web3 sites piece that data together on the fly on the client side by querying Ethereum nodes. Our approach is a lot faster. I personally find it pretty annoying to have to wait 10 seconds to see data on a website in 2021. But we can also include the option to load the latest data from nodes on the client side if a user wants to do that instead of trusting our server’s info.
Monetization
This site will have a minimal cost of operation. The data is acquired for free using Infura. The only cost is hosting fees. Perhaps down the line it will be possible to create some sort of paid API for options traders with all the infrastructure we have built for data collection/analysis.
Idea: {Ideas}
Introduction
I along with Harsh Gupta are building a dashboard for Opyn. This will be useful so the community can watch Opyn's progress. It also might be helpful to option traders/investors.
Details
Features:
Our site is built with Node and React. The site runs cronjobs on the server to collect and store Opyn data at regular intervals. When someone opens our site, it will acquire the data from our servers and display it. Most web3 sites piece that data together on the fly on the client side by querying Ethereum nodes. Our approach is a lot faster. I personally find it pretty annoying to have to wait 10 seconds to see data on a website in 2021. But we can also include the option to load the latest data from nodes on the client side if a user wants to do that instead of trusting our server’s info.
Monetization
This site will have a minimal cost of operation. The data is acquired for free using Infura. The only cost is hosting fees. Perhaps down the line it will be possible to create some sort of paid API for options traders with all the infrastructure we have built for data collection/analysis.