Don't let programming skills become a barrier to exploring on-chain opportunities.
In the past, if you wanted to mine on-chain data, you had to know SQL and Python. Not familiar with coding? Then you could only passively wait for others' analysis or guess blindly. This situation effectively kept many people who wanted to participate in on-chain alpha out.
But now, this wall has been broken down. The new generation of data analysis platforms use plain language as the query language—you want to know which wallets are quietly accumulating? Want to track liquidity changes? Want to monitor large transfers? Just ask directly, no need to write a single line of code.
What does this mean? From SQL engineers to ordinary traders, everyone can make decisions like data analysts. The advantage of on-chain transparency is finally being unlocked by truly accessible tools.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 12-20 07:07
Such a tool should have existed earlier; those who couldn't code before were really stuck.
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CrossChainBreather
· 12-20 05:02
Wow, now it's working. No need to pretend to understand code and force yourself to look at on-chain data.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 12-19 05:50
It sounds great, but the question is whether this kind of tool can truly reduce risk. I see that more people can access data, which actually means more people are making decisions triggered at the same threshold... Should we consider liquidation risk?
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NFTragedy
· 12-19 05:50
Someone finally spoke about this. Previously, we were indeed stuck on the code hurdle for too long.
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WenAirdrop
· 12-19 05:43
This tool really feels like it has cut down more than half of the information gap. It should have been done this way a long time ago.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 12-19 05:33
Really? You can check on-chain data so easily? Then what was I studying Python for before...
But on the other hand, if you can really ask in plain language directly, it does seem like it can save a lot of trouble. It's just that you still have to see if these platforms are reliable and if the data is accurate.
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SerumSurfer
· 12-19 05:31
That's right, finally someone hit the nail on the head. Previously, if you couldn't code, you could only watch others' orders, which was too passive. Now with this kind of tool, I just jump in, monitor the market myself, and analyze the data—it's awesome.
Don't let programming skills become a barrier to exploring on-chain opportunities.
In the past, if you wanted to mine on-chain data, you had to know SQL and Python. Not familiar with coding? Then you could only passively wait for others' analysis or guess blindly. This situation effectively kept many people who wanted to participate in on-chain alpha out.
But now, this wall has been broken down. The new generation of data analysis platforms use plain language as the query language—you want to know which wallets are quietly accumulating? Want to track liquidity changes? Want to monitor large transfers? Just ask directly, no need to write a single line of code.
What does this mean? From SQL engineers to ordinary traders, everyone can make decisions like data analysts. The advantage of on-chain transparency is finally being unlocked by truly accessible tools.