analytics
The network at a glance — read straight from the chain. No tracker, no indexer, no server: every figure here is a live contract read or a locally-sampled ratio, and nothing about your visit leaves your browser.
Decentralization here is the irreversible removal of human control — it can only rise as the protocol’s one-way doors close, and never fall. Each door below is read live from the chain, not asserted. On TestNet the keys are still held, so this reads low by design; it approaches 100% only as the MainNet launch sequence renounces them. A door that cannot be confirmed crossed is counted as not yet crossed, never assumed.
reading node status…
Ratio trends sample live pool reserves client-side. The shapes above are illustrative in this preview; real series accrue as the pools are read. Deep history needs an indexer — see below.
Trade volumes, transaction counts, per-category breakdowns, full price history — ThorChain-style panels like these are served by an indexer (ThorChain runs Midgard) that aggregates chain history off a backend. FTB deliberately has no indexer and no server. These light up only if a self-hosted, privacy-respecting indexer is added — a separate infrastructure decision, not a front-end one.