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We could persist all the RPC calls we make across site visits. This would result the user to be able to see the pools immediately after loading the website as most of the data is hydrated from local cache. This would be epic very handy for general token data. Also if the data is not super up to date it's fine.
We should give it a try and experiment with it. Probably creating a new branch, which just tries to make use of this feature and test it on preview deployment.
We could persist all the RPC calls we make across site visits. This would result the user to be able to see the pools immediately after loading the website as most of the data is hydrated from local cache. This would be epic very handy for general token data. Also if the data is not super up to date it's fine.
We should give it a try and experiment with it. Probably creating a new branch, which just tries to make use of this feature and test it on
preview
deployment.https://react-query-v3.tanstack.com/plugins/persistQueryClient#_top
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