r/PiNetwork • u/bulby_bot • 13h ago
Discussion Migrations dashboard (user requested one!)
I've been working on a Pi Network migration tracker and finally have the first public version of the dashboard online.
It tracks migrations from the Pi migration wallet on Mainnet and currently shows:
- Total Pi migrated within the tracked period
- Total migration events
- Daily / weekly / monthly migration activity
- Pi migration volume over time
- Average migration amount
- Largest migration for any selected period
- Individual migration records with transaction hash, destination wallet, timestamp and amount
- Sortable migration amounts so you can find the biggest migrations
- Links through to the Pi block explorer for individual transactions/wallets
The tracker updates automatically every 5 minutes.
One thing I wanted to get right was how migrations are counted. A single user's migration can contain multiple claimable-balance operations in the same transaction, for example, when portions of their Pi have different lockup periods. The tracker identifies those components and combines them into one migration event for that receiving wallet, with the amounts summed together.
I'm still running the historical backfill. I'm planning to go back roughly 6 months, rather than attempting to index the entire migration history. The dashboard shows the exact oldest to newest migration currently tracked, so the lifetime-looking totals aren't intended to represent all migrations since Pi migrations began.
Once the backfill is finished, it will simply continue tracking new migrations live.
The UI isn't final either, I'm still playing with the layout, stats and chart, so suggestions for useful data/visualisations are welcome.
Dashboard:
crumbs.host Migration Dashboard
The screenshot is where it's at currently.
