FredEstante.algo

@algo_surf updated, featuring information that is usually not captured by indexers. First, we have metrics like TPS and fees over time. Drag over the chart to zoom in, or explore any time slice from the presets and Period dropdown. You can get to the exact blocks by clicking block bars. It is fun to click around and find TPS spikes - here are some TPS examples from my+@Urthoo's May 2024 ALGO+USDC load tests: algo.surf/tps?range=2024-05&… algo.surf/tps?range=2024-05&… This is powered by surf-indexer, a new (unofficial) indexer that supplements data left out by the official one. It uses DuckDB and currently takes up just 750MB for the Mainnet data set. It is pretty fast at what it does, currently being served live (no cache) from a potato VPS and a laptop. You can see code and features here: github.com/d13co/surf-indexe… There's a bunch of other features for you to discover around accounts. One of my favorites is the relationship between multisig accounts and sub-signers. Normally this relationship is only discoverable one-way (from multisig to sub-signer) Now, for each account, you can see which multisigs they are a part of, as well as whether they have ever signed or not (as listing sub-signers is permissionless, so if an account hasn't signed for a multisig, they may not have been aware that they were part of it) algo.surf/account/DTHIRTEENN… There's also semi-hidden work on logic sigs, pending a bit of polish and labeling💅 Finally a topical one: there's a Consensus Upgrades page, which lists all consensus upgrades that have taken place. algo.surf/upgrades Which brings me nicely to: Upgrade your nodes, algod 5.0.4 is out with a new consensus release.