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The protocol pages are emitting the following errors when loading:

2022-08-16T17:21:58.970Z 2e531315-c95a-4db2-9ac0-9ec69cf5cf6d WARN Warning: data for page "/protocol/[id]" (path "/protocol/velodrome") is 941 kB which exceeds the threshold of 128 kB, this amount of data can reduce performance. See more info here: https://nextjs.org/docs/messages/large-page-data

Lots of the data included in pages is the base64-encoded icons, which are primarily used in the "compare" dropdown.

Instead of bundling these in the page data themselves, these should be included in a separate API that can be lazy-loaded and cached.

As a user, I'd like to see the following output from the API:

Protocol Name
Total Protocol Revenue (last 30 days)
Total Protocol Revenue (last 90 days)

Nice to have:
Protocol revenue broken out by calendar month for the Last Twelve Months

As a power user who clones the repo and develops locally by making changes to adapters/*ts (to split out supply side and protocol revenue), it would be helpful to have these abilities when running yarn dev locally. A few lines on setting environment variables to point to a local mongo db to avoid rate limiting on quries would be nice too.

Thanks for the kind offer to add features.

XinFin is an enterprise-ready hybrid Blockchain technology company optimized for international trade and finance. The XinFin network is powered by the native coin called XDC. The XDC protocol is architected to support smart contracts, 2000TPS, 2seconds transaction time, KYC to Masternodes (Validator Nodes). The XDC Chain (XinFin Digital Contract) uses XinFin Delegated Proof of Stake (XDPoS), with the intending to create a ‘highly-scalable, secure, permission, and commercial grade’ blockchain network. XinFin mainnet token XDC and also creates an opportunity to utilize the XinFin’s real-world use-cases such as TradeFinex.org, helps small and medium businesses or institutions originate their own financial requirements in a digital, fully structured manner so that they can distribute it to the bank or non-bank funders themselves using a common distribution standard.

What is XinFin Network: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-tHZkV6zAs

Details required to Integrate XinFin-XDC (MainNet Chain):-

XDC3:- This is the XinFin JavaScript API which connects to the Generic JSON RPC spec.

Github:- https://github.com/XinFinOrg/XDPoSChain

CMC :- https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/xinfin-network/

Circulating Supply:- https://explorerapi.xinfin.network/publicAPI?module=balance&action=getcirculatingsupply

Total Supply:- https://explorerapi.xinfin.network/publicAPI?module=balance&action=totalXDC

Docker FullNode:- https://github.com/xinfinorg/XinFin-Node

Integration Code example: https://xinfin.org/exchange-listing-resource

About XinPay: XinPay is a self-hosted wallet to store, send, and receive XDC and XRC20. It allows you to control your funds as it is an HD wallet that provides a mnemonic phrase that you can keep as a backup.

XinPay: Download here

About XinFin-Remix: XinFin Remix, previously known as Browser Solidity, is a web browser-based IDE that allows you to write solidity smart contracts, then deploy and run the smart contract. The advantage of running XinFin Remix from your local computer is that it can communicate with a XinFin node client running on your local machine via the XinFin API You can then execute your smart contracts in XinFin Remix while connected to your local development blockchain, the Testnet blockchain, or the Mainnet blockchain.

XinFin Remix: https://remix.xinfin.network

Technical Community Support available at:

Telegram Community: https://t.me/XinFinDevelopers

Slack Community: https://xinfin-public.slack.com/messages/CELR2M831/

Slack Invitation Link: https://launchpass.com/xinfin-public

Technical help Resource: http://howto.xinfin.org/

Description:

When i open some elements on drop list the container has moving

How to reproduce:

go to https://cryptofees.info/ and open some items

Expected behavior:

Keet the same width

Setup

Chrome: 9.3
Ubuntu: 20.04

Video

https://www.loom.com/share/29b46ca595fb4097959bb3c272e3dba0

Thank you very much

Hey team,

We've noticed that you're referencing a subgraph deployed on The Graph's hosted service in this repository. Just a heads-up: after June 12th, hosted service subgraph endpoints will no longer be available as the offering is being deprecated.

If you are the subgraph owner or maintainer, it's time to upgrade your subgraph to the network. This ensures everything keeps running smoothly and you get access to all the latest features and improvements. Here is a quick guide with all the upgrade steps.

If you're not the subgraph owner or maintainer, check Graph Explorer to see if the subgraph development team has already upgraded to the network. If you don’t find an upgraded subgraph, a friendly nudge to the subgraph development team would be greatly appreciated—it's a quick process that benefits everyone. Here's the upgrade guide with all the necessary steps for the subgraph development team.

Once the subgraph is upgraded to the network, you can create an API key and updated query URL in Subgraph Studio then update this repository to query from the new endpoint, https://api.studio.thegraph.com/query/<ID>/<SUBGRAPH_NAME>/<VERSION>

Need more support or have more questions? Feel free to reach out to [email protected]. We're here to help!

Cheers,

Paka

I just tested my theory about Matic blocks being calculated incorrectly and it seems to be hold some water.

I'm testing this a little before 1AM UTC and it's estimating that the block at midnight was 11,908,279 whilst the current block is 11,903,602 so Polymarket will likely not reappear until 3am or so.

Hey David, I thought I'd help by updating Bancor to v2. I've added a description based on the Uniswap and Balancer descriptions to be consistent, and used the fetcher in the same way as AAVE, as there was only a JSON to parse.

I hope this is okay or at least helps you.