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Author: Admin | 2025-04-27
Flows, and to extrapolate insights and patterns that would not jump out at you so readily with fewer data points.Let’s say you want to track the wallets of NFT whales, since doing so will give you a massive informational advantage over those who are going in blind. NFT Paradise is a Nansen dashboard that provides live floor price updates from OpenSea. From here, you can use the Profit Leaderboard to look at the most profitable wallets in the NFT space. © NansenNansen even lets you set up custom alerts (yes, even for activity tied to a specific wallet), and all of this in just a few clicks! You can also track gas usage, and see what non-NFT whales are up to in the Ethereum ecosystem too. Sure, Nansen’s paid plan does cost a pretty penny, but there’s also a free version. It’s called Nansen Lite, and you can check it out here. Glassnode© GlassnodeGlassnode is yet another on-chain analytics platform, one that's centralized like Nansen. But the value of Nansen is focused more on its ability to track crypto wallets and money flows. In contrast, Glassnode provides a more holistic overview of blockchain data. Glassnode Academy is also a major differentiator. The academy is a useful repository of helpful explanations on critical metrics. Moreover, this knowledge hub covers how to use Glassnode’s tools and read the charts provided. In essence, it's a way to make Glassnode stickier to its more educated users. With Glassnode Studio, users can access all sorts of data, from the more basic crypto exchange data to profit & loss ratios and miner data.Finally, Glassnode Insights provides frequent reports and analyses from Glassnode's internal team. These reports are available not just in English, but in Italian, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese as well. RugDoc© RugDocRugDoc audits code to ensure the safety of blockchain protocols. They also provide a comprehensive wiki to promote blockchain education (*Chef's kiss*). In fact, they want to be the best community-driven wiki for crypto users who wish to know how to protect themselves. So how do you receive an audit for a protocol you're interested in? All you've got to do is join the official RugDoc Telegram or Discord channel, and fill out a review request form. Within 36 hours, the review will be published on the RugDoc website. How's that for a dedicated team living up to the ethos of web3? (Here’s a
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