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Ideas #6

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Stamp9 opened this issue Jun 20, 2024 · 3 comments
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Ideas #6

Stamp9 opened this issue Jun 20, 2024 · 3 comments

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Stamp9 commented Jun 20, 2024

We put random ideas here

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Stamp9 commented Jun 20, 2024

Statistics:
For example, for the top ten contracts, what are the top ten contracts that call them?

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Some statistics: https://dune.com/mokita/ethereum-contract-calls

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The Graph Allows us to index smart contracts and monitor their events throughout time.
How it works: given a contract, create a schema with entities relevant to the contract logic and create a subgraph with this. The events emitted by this contract are captured and the values for the defined schema are updated according to them.
Users can publish this subgraph and allow other users to query it.

On the surface level, this concept might be similar to our tool.
However, we want a graph with multiple contracts while The Graph is one subgraph per contract.
Events are emitted if they are programmed in the source code. Do all contracts emit an event for every function execution or state change?
If this tool could capture EVM traces and have multiple contracts per graph, it would be highly advantageous.

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