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Dashboard

Calm on-chain analytics

Opsec overview in light mode: four KPI cards, an On-Chain Activity chart with three coloured lines on two axes, and Top Protocols, Top assets by activity and Gas Fees panels below.

Opsec is a blockchain analytics dashboard I designed. The overview brings value locked, active wallets, volume and transactions across networks into one calm, light screen.

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Overview

What it’s for
A real-time picture of activity across major blockchains: value locked, wallets, volume, transactions and gas, plus the protocols and assets driving them.
Who uses it
Analysts and traders who need the state of the market across several chains before digging into a single protocol or token.

Close-ups

Close-up: sidebar with Overview selected and a watchlist of chains, beside Total Value Locked and Daily Active Wallets cards with large values and change badges.

01/03Label above, value inside

Each KPI card has a label row with an icon and an info tooltip, and an inset panel for the number and its change, so the label and the value never blur together. The chart legend pairs each line’s colour with its current value.

Close-up: Top Protocols table with rank, protocol, TVL and 24h change, and the Upgrade to Pro card in the sidebar.

02/03Rankings with a direction you can see

Top Protocols is numbered, so it reads as a ranking. Every change has a triangle as well as a colour, which keeps up and down clear for colour-blind users.

Close-up: Top assets by activity table and the Gas Fees panel with an ETH selector and a pink area chart.

03/03Every panel names its scope

Each title has a one-line subtitle, such as “By on-chain volume in the last 30 days”, so a number is never shown without its timeframe. The gas panel gets its own network selector instead of following the global filter.

What I’d test next

  1. 01Dual-axis charts are easy to misread: test gas fees as its own small chart.
  2. 02Whether the global “Last 30 days” filter is noticed when panels carry their own scopes.
  3. 03Which sidebar watchlist chains people pin, to decide the defaults.

Design & Developed by Rohit aka Negativ