Token Relations Launches Avalanche Dashboards, Delivering Deep Onchain Insights Across the Ecosystem
The dashboards provide key insights into total value locked (TVL), token prices, staking activity, transaction volume, decentralized exchange (DEX) volume, active wallet addresses, and more, covering over $1.6 billion in TVL and over 3.2 billion transactions (source) processed on Avalanche to date. In addition to these foundational metrics, the dashboards also showcase analytics tailored to the Avalanche ecosystem, such as L1-specific activity, C-Chain usage trends, and Avalanche-native asset movements. By consolidating a wide array of metrics into a user-friendly interface, the new platform empowers developers, investors, analysts and the broader Avalanche community with the data they need to make informed decisions.
'Avalanche is one of the fastest growing ecosystems across the Web3 and tokenization space, and it deserves data infrastructure that's as fast and scalable as the network itself,' said Jacquelyn Melinek, CEO and Founder of Token Relations. 'These dashboards are a step toward democratizing access to meaningful onchain data for everyone from builders to curious newcomers.'
The launch underscores the growing need for dedicated analytics tools as the Web3 industry continues to expand across real-world assets, DeFi, gaming, and other verticals. Until now, onchain data has been siloed across various sources, making it difficult to access a comprehensive view of the network. With the launch of Token Relations' Dashboards, it aims to set a new standard for how blockchain data is visualized and interpreted, bringing the most important metrics together in one accessible platform.
'Having access to reliable, real-time data is essential for anyone building or participating in crypto and the Avalanche ecosystem,' said Matthew Schmenk, Senior Ecosystem Growth Associate at Ava Labs. 'Token Relations' new dashboard offering provides a clear, comprehensive view of the activity happening across Avalanche's C-Chain and L1s, helping to advance transparency, drive smarter decision-making, and support the ecosystem's continued growth.'
The dashboards are now live and publicly accessible via https://www.token-relations.com/dashboard. Token Relations plans to expand the product in the coming months with deeper integrations, enhanced visualizations, and additional blockchain ecosystems.
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About Avalanche
Avalanche is an ultra-fast, low-latency blockchain platform designed for builders who need high performance at scale. The network's architecture allows for the creation of sovereign, efficient and fully interoperable public and private layer 1 (L1) blockchains which leverage the Avalanche Consensus Mechanism to achieve high throughput and near-instant transaction finality. The ease and speed of launching an L1, and the breadth of architectural customization choices, make Avalanche the perfect environment for a composable multi-chain future.
Supported by a global community of developers and validators, Avalanche offers a fast, low-cost environment for building decentralized applications (dApps). With its combination of speed, flexibility, and scalability, Avalanche is the platform of choice for innovators pushing the boundaries of blockchain technology.
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