RE: Continuous Process Improvements

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Nice! I was asked last week why I thought open source was the way to go, and here is a perfect example. I hope this community continues to grow so we have more people sharing info and learning together.

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Have you found a "place to start"? I have some ideas.... 😅

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I have been looking at using python in google sheets to list wallet balances along with liquidity pools. The end goal would be auto add to liquidity pools similar to the auto stake keychain has. I have no idea if it will work, but I would love to hear what you are thinking.

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This is clever! Altho, i dont personally like to automate certain things, many years ago we worked very hard to auto-mate some money losing activities.

I think you might start simpler, see : beeswap.dcity.io and uswap.app

Both give bonuses to hive > swap.hive and swap.hive > hive under certain conditions (start with beeswap, their "rules" are more clear on the website)

You might look into auto grabbing that bonus juice if the conditions are met.

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Beeswap, Tribaldex, peakd, keychain all have great features, but they all lack the ability to modify layout easily, and track "values" through trade and liquidity pools. I still don't know what I am doing lol. The thought behind google sheets is it dose math well and seems fairly easy to get data into.

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Math is fun. Pools are "harder", the beeswap hive> swap.hive convert is not a pool, its just two balances on one account. Hive, and Swap.Hive.

I have another friend working on some tools that will make working with pools easier, by indexing historical hive-engine data.

Do what you want! Always! If its not fun, its not learning.

I just make recommendations.

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Oh, I have been keeping my L1 and L2 separate for the most part. I am trying to play around with L2 lps to maybe help other projects with liquidity.
All my HP and HBD have just been staked or put in the savings account to slowly grow into something useful.

Is uswap.app using the same lp that is on the other platforms, or are they a seperate L2?

Share more please about the other friend working on tracking lp data.

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Hi there. I have been working to do something that I think is not done yet. Even when I am mostly a Frontend I can handle backend as well. So I am testing an index for Volume trading on Liquidity Pools.

The idea is having a data index of each pool about their trading activity.

For example: If I need to calculate the fees based on a trading liquidity pool, right now there is no index to keep that 24 hours data. The only place having it is tribaldex.com and I can see they have no plans to open an API.

So I did this, which is in test mode:
https://hive-liquidity-pools-data-index.onrender.com/

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Basically if you navigate within: https://hive-liquidity-pools-data-index.onrender.com/data/ you will see the actual index. This is a cron-job taking 24 hours snapshots of trading volumen for each available Liquidity Pool pair.

If you open a folder you will find the data, stored in a json file per day:

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 "_id": 112,
  "tokenPair": "AFIT:AFITX",
  "baseQuantity": "2640357.59843536",
  "baseVolume": "41742999.59466189",
  "basePrice": "0.00050848",
  "quoteQuantity": "1342.58242031",
  "quoteVolume": "11664.08687893",
  "quotePrice": "1966.62607709",
  "totalShares": "58727.31265509210142249948",
  "precision": 8,
  "creator": "actifit",
  "isoDate": "2025-04-06T00:00:03.000Z"

Some public routes I did so far are:

  1. Status https://hive-liquidity-pools-data-index.onrender.com/status
  2. List all LP token pairs available for data: https://hive-liquidity-pools-data-index.onrender.com/public/available-data-pool-token-pair

And many more to come if this keep gaining track!

By having this we, in the future, I mean WE as developers, we can easily calculate Fees on each pools, earnings on each pools and positions.

If you want to take a look at the code check here:
https://github.com/theghost1980/hive-liquidity-pools-data-index

I am open to ideas, so far I have enabled some public routes and the storage needs seems to be around 1.3 MB of data daily.

The good friend @ecoinstant is pushing me to do this and we will make this work. I truly believe HIVE needs to get his dev community straight and open up for new ideas and also "find a better way to unify thoughts".

I came up with the idea if the LP Index, because I plan to make an app that will benefit the community, basically will be a HIVE Pool simulator, but in order to get there first I need access to the real time data of trading volume.

So also there is a mechanism to ensure always to get data, kind of, which is testing the rpc nodes and selecting the one responds first but I am aware this Index needs much more work and thinking process.

What do you think about this index guys?
What do you suggest?

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