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# Analytics, Tools & Insights

## What is the Minswap Analytics Dashboard?

The Minswap Analytics Dashboard is a powerful tool integrated into the Minswap platform that provides users with real-time insights into:

* Liquidity pool performance
* Trading volume
* Token statistics
* Yield farming metrics
* MIN token economics

It empowers users—especially liquidity providers and yield farmers—to make informed decisions based on data, not speculation.

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### Key Features & Metrics

#### Liquidity Pool Metrics

* **Total Liquidity (TVL)**: Shows how much value is locked in each pool
* **24h Volume**: Tracks trading activity for the past 24 hours
* **Fees Earned**: Displays trading fees generated, useful for LPs
* **Token Prices**: Real-time prices based on pool ratios

#### Token Insights

* **Price Movements**: Historical and current token prices
* **Top Traded Pairs**: Most active tokens and pairs
* **Market Share**: Insights into how tokens are performing across the DEX

#### Farming Analytics

* **APR / APY**: Annualised rewards for farming different LP pairs
* **Staking Metrics**: Number of stakers, rewards distributed
* **Historical Yields**: Helps track changes in farm performance over time

#### User Portfolio View

* Personalised view of your liquidity positions, earnings, and farming yields
* Helps manage assets and track ROI over time


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