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dApp analytics

The depth of web analytics, adapted to on-chain behaviour — and cleaned of the noise that distorts it.

Most blockchain analytics serve investors or compliance teams. dApp builders need something different: how users behave, how many return and how the token economy is moving. Analytics adapts proven methods from web analytics — cohorts, segmentation and multi-layer retention — to the on-chain context.

A DeFi team can see how weekly cohorts interact with liquidity pools; a GameFi studio can follow NFT purchase cycles and player lifetime value. Through the IDE plugin, developers can see these insights while they write smart-contract code.

Interaction map
Which contracts and features users touch, in what order.
Session reconstruction
On-chain activity grouped into sessions with a 30-minute timeout, merging a person’s wallets through their verified identity.
Drop-off analysis
Where users leave: after a first interaction, on gas costs, after a loss, to a competitor or with the seasons.
Cohorts
Group users by time (daily, weekly, monthly), by behaviour (first interaction, entry channel) or by value (first transaction size), and compare them with significance testing.
Core activity
Daily, weekly and monthly active users and stickiness.
N-day retention
The share returning on day 1, 7, 14, 30 and 90.
Rolling retention
Retention adjusted for seasonality.
Net revenue retention
Value retained from a cohort over time.

Stickiness benchmarks

  • Measure: Daily (DAU / MAU)

    Good
    Above 15%
    Excellent
    Above 25%
  • Measure: Weekly (WAU / MAU)

    Good
    Above 40%
    Excellent
    Above 60%
  • Measure: Active 7 of last 28 days

    Good
    Above 30%
    Excellent
    Above 50%
  • Measure: Active 28 of last 28 days

    Good
    Above 20%
    Excellent
    Above 35%

Recency, frequency and monetary scores place every wallet in one of six segments, each with a recommended action.

Typical share of users in each segment
ChampionVIP programmes, early access and governance incentives
5%
LoyalReward programmes and loyalty tokens
15%
Potential starOnboarding guides and feature discovery
20%
At riskRe-engagement campaigns
10%
SleepingWin-back campaigns
30%
New arrivalWelcome flows and education
20%

Wallets that fit no segment, or whose volume cannot be priced, are reported separately as “unclassified” — a data-quality indicator rather than a segment.

Templates exist for all sixteen dApp types. Select a type to see its key metrics.

Type-specific metrics

DeFi metrics

An optimised metric set that reflects how DeFi applications create and lose value.

  • TVL change
  • TVL to FDV ratio
  • Fees relative to TVL
  • Average impermanent loss
  • Liquidity depth
Supply
Circulating, locked, burned and minted supply; top-holder share; concentration indices; vesting unlocks.
Demand
Utility rate, buyer and seller balance, and exchange inflows and outflows.
Economic health
Token velocity, revenue and earnings multiples.

How often each view refreshes

Live metrics
Refresh: Every 5 seconds
Time-series charts
Refresh: Every 5 minutes
Cohort heatmap
Refresh: Hourly
Segmentation
Refresh: Every 4 hours
Transaction stream
Refresh: Real-time

Daily summaries, weekly performance reports, monthly in-depth reports, ad-hoc queries and a compliance addendum are available, with exports to CSV, JSON and PDF and delivery by webhook.