Aave conveniently publishes a lot of raw data on their GraphQL database, such as the total liquidity, the total amount being borrowed, and borrow rate information. However, how does one compute the deposit rate? https://v2.aavewatch.com/ displays those rates but haven't shared their source code yet. Borrow rate

Aave's GraphQL database is a trove of information. It also has its own intricacies. In this post, I'll show how I parsed its information into a friendly format in order to chart it in Vega. This is a continuation of my post on how to query a dApp's GraphQL data

Aave is a leading decentralized lending/borrowing platform with a huge valuation. See https://defipulse.com/aave. There is also a cool website that provides comprehensive data: https://v2.aavewatch.com/. However I find it hard to parse and I'd like to have a more graphical view of what's happening.

As we saw in the previous post, it is not ideal to do it in Dart or Flutter. So let's do it in React and TypeScript instead. Create a React project in TypeScript First let's create a React project in TypeScript (see doc): npx create-react-app borrow-stats-react --template typescript Running npm

I wanted to read the GraphQL database in Dart to make analytics for the decentralized platform Aave. It turned out to be harder than I thought! The Graph The Graph is a service that hosts GraphQL databases for dApps. One specificity is that The Graph adds some annotations to GraphQL