Magi DEX Analytics.
Independent historical trading activity monitor
Pool execution volume, denominated in HBD. One HBD leg per swap. A route through two pools contributes one execution to each pool. This is a static snapshot.
How it is calculated ↗Historical 7-Day Trading Volume
Daily observations of a continuous rolling window · HBD
Unavailable windows are gaps, never zero. The final observation may cover part of the current UTC day. Tooltips show the exact cutoff.
Number of Swaps — 7-Day Rolling Window
Each recorded pool swap counts once, including swaps within routed trades
Monthly Trading Activity
Calendar months in UTC · selected pool · full source range
| Month | Volume (HBD) | Volume change | Swaps | Swap change | Coverage |
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Changes compare complete consecutive calendar months only. The first source month and the snapshot month are partial.
Pool Activity
All pools · the same 7-day cutoff as the indicators
Data & Methodology
Reproducible calculations. Explicit coverage. No inferred prices.
One currency. One side.
For each swap, volume is amount_in / 1,000 when the input is HBD; otherwise amount_out / 1,000 when the output is HBD. Each event contributes exactly once. All three pools in this snapshot contain HBD.
HBD is the accounting unit, not a USD price. Input quantity is gross; output quantity is net received after output fees, as emitted by the contract. Two-hop routes contribute to both executed pools; this is pool turnover, not deduplicated end-user spending.
A continuous 168-hour window
At cutoff T, sum events with T − 168h ≤ timestamp < T. The 30d chart uses 720 hours. The comparison is the immediately preceding non-overlapping window. UTC prevents daylight-saving shifts. Indicators always use 7d; the selector changes the charts.
Chart dates mark the activity day; a full day's cutoff is 00:00 UTC the following day. The last partial day ends at the verified indexer head. Short initial windows remain unavailable. No observations are drawn beyond the snapshot.
Verified source snapshot
Every source event was compared with an exhaustive, ID-paginated GraphQL read. Counts and time bounds were checked before and after the read. “Verified” means complete against this public indexer at the audit cutoff; it is not a separate replay of the blockchain.
Public Magi GraphQL endpoint ↗
Altera pool statistics ↗
Magi documentation ↗