The Stack Report

🧵8/ Devs have already implemented over 3000 unique entrypoint names, on the search page you can find each of them: thestackreport.xyz/dashboard… Click through on the dashboards to get to pages with stats&charts per *entrypoint name*.

🧵7/ The system is far-reaching, capturing over 100 entrypoints just with the term ‘mint’. It offers a panoramic view but also urges careful interpretation. 🔭

🧵6/ But wait, there's nuance! The dashboards show how often the mint entrypoint is called but don’t specify how many tokens are minted. Plus, different contracts may use variations like mint_tokens. So, interpret cautiously! 👀 thestackreport.xyz/dashboard…

🧵5/ Let’s talk use-case: Want an estimate of how many tokens are minted on Tezos? Chart shows daily *mint* transactions across the full chain, giving you insights beyond individual smart contracts. 🪙🔍 thestackreport.xyz/dashboard…

🧵3/ What makes it unique? Segmentation is based on the name of entrypoints in transactions, providing a more "linguistic" overview of how Tezos network functions, as opposed to just user accounts or dApps.📚

🧵2/ Built on a ‘lexicon’ of entrypoint names, each dashboard provides charts & visualisations showcasing how @tezos smart contracts enable permissionless interoperability across decentralized apps. 🌐🔗

And the final idea in our review, World Shards for gaming by @smsunarto, enabled by the scaleability of roll-ups to make the game state itself a permissionless interopable asset for builders to innovate on. youtube.com/watch?v=9EIEOgxJ…

Blockchains as a connected CRM by @camillionaire_m: youtube.com/watch?v=9EIEOgxJ…

@jniset pitching a UX where the wallet disappears: youtube.com/watch?v=cMiLoaCd…

Post-NFT bubble and plenty of hacks, it is time for some reflection on what accounts mean to users in a blockchain-first architecture. First by looking at the history via way of @VitalikButerin with a history of account abstraction: youtube.com/watch?v=iLf8qpOm…