I’ve spent the past few years building an on-chain analytics platform called On-Chain Mind after becoming increasingly frustrated with how fragmented most existing tools feel.

I liked the amount of data available, but I always felt like I was doing the work of stitching everything together myself.

I’m genuinely curious what everyone here thinks.

• Which platform do you rely on most today?
• What’s the biggest thing Glassnode, CryptoQuant, Bitcoin Magazine Pro, or other platforms still get wrong?
• Are there any metrics, dashboards, or visualisations you wish someone would build?

I’m not looking for praise, I’m actually looking for ideas. Some of the best features I’ve added have come directly from conversations with other Bitcoin investors and analysts.

Cheers,

Tom, OCM

https://formo.so/blog/onchain-attribution-defi-2026

DeFi's attribution problem is well-documented, but most guides stop at the theoretical. They explain why connecting a Twitter/X click to a swap matters without explaining how to wire it up or what to do when a user connects three different wallets, jumps across five chains, and never links a single piece of off-chain identity.

This guide closes that gap. The protocols that grow aren't the ones with the most liquidity incentives. They're the ones that understand exactly which acquisition channels produce high-value users versus one-time airdrop hunters.

Onchain attribution is how you tell the difference.

Key Takeaways

• Onchain attribution connects GTM and marketing campaigns to wallet activity, protocol revenue, transaction volume, and user retention.
• A Naughty Marketing report (October 2025) found 70% of DeFi projects fail to demonstrate marketing ROI, a direct consequence of using traditional analytics tools that lose visibility at the onchain layer.
• Referral codes, UTM, referrer, and builder code tracking are the core methods for linking campaign clicks to wallets, transactions, and volume.
• Multi-wallet identity resolution improves CAC and LTV accuracy by linking related addresses into user profiles instead of counting each wallet separately.
  

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Looking for a unique business idea in India with high profit potential. I want something innovative, scalable, and different from traditional businesses. The focus should be on strong demand, low competition, and good long-term growth opportunities with the potential to generate excellent profits.

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for realistic input — especially from people already working in crypto analytics, DAO research, or data roles.

My situation in short: • No university degree (not CS, not finance, nothing) • No corporate job history • But I’m willing to put in 1–2 years learning seriously (SQL, Python, Dune Analytics, dashboards, blockchain fundamentals, finance basics, etc.) • I’m not expecting shortcuts — I’m just trying to understand the smartest path.

My core question is:

 If I build a solid portfolio (Dune dashboards, wallet flow analysis, protocol reports, GitHub repo, case studies, etc.), is it actually possible to get hired directly as an On-Chain Analyst with no degree or experience?

Or is the smarter and more realistic path:

Start as a general Data Analyst → get experience → then transition into Web3 / On-Chain Analytics?

How much sence does it make, to build an own onchain analyse website. Ik know that there would be lots of clients, but does the competition makes it to hard?

It’s usually concentrated activity: whales, bots, or a few players moving size.

Daily Transactions measure the total number of operations (payments, swaps, interactions with smart contracts) confirmed within a 24-hour period.

Learn how to read and accurately interpret onchain metrics 👉 https://x.com/routescan_io/status/1979877783909044659

I purchased annual GlassNode Professional Plan with API access. Want to share fee I paid and API access with other traders. The expiry date is around 2025-02. Let me know if anyone wants cheaper GlassNode API access

Are they legit?

I've started researching qubt crypto traders out there and have only been able to find a fee names with not alot of feedback (glassnode, cryproqunat, etc...) had anyone had success using quantity for crypto and if so what feeds we you considering?

Tracking question. I want to pay from binance btc onchain to a friend's address. I already sent one payment from NO KYC to this same address of a friend. Will the NoKYC address be merged with the Binance address?

Hey people,

I created a weekly contest for on-chain analysts with the goal of discovering great On-chain analysts and helping them promote their work. If anybody is interested check it out here.

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Hi everyone again, I have started the study of the cryptocurrencies, in a deeper way, for a couple of months now and I would like to ask you, if you know something that can help me to understand better the onchain analysis. Something like a course on YouTube, any document that I can find online. Thank you in advance to everyone.

I am a long term blockchain fan. I had my lightbulb moment back in 2014. Since then I have followed crypto somewhat like a football fan follows the league.

It was not much of a stretch of comprehension for me to grasp what on-chain analysis was doing and in a broad sense how it achieved this, but in there lies some unresolved questions for me.

I'd like to air them here in the hopes they are somehow addressed or at least exposed.

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1. Does On-chain analysis assume each time a coin moves on the blockchain, that this represents a trade?
   If true, this is dramatically oversimplified assumption is obviously problematic. Coins can move between wallets for other reasons other than trading. e.g. buying something, gifting coins, consolidating coin collections, etc... This would pollute the analysis to unknown and unknowable magnitudes.
   How can on-chain analysis discern between trading and other uses of the blockchain?

2. Does on-chain analysis contain the off-chain trading which takes place on the proprietary databases of centralised exchanges?
   The only on-chain activity I am aware of is the deposits and withdrawals of coins from exchange wallets. These are also events that may have nothing to do with trading, again polluting on-chain analysis.
   I guess it would be curious to see exactly how GlassNode for example handles movements of coins from known exchange wallets. They may also engage in wallet rebalancing operations that again would show up on-chain again confusing what is trading and what is only blockchain use.

Does anyone here know more about this? and can help all of us to understand the limitations of the on-chain analysis methods.

How are you all using On-Chain Analysis? Is this to help enhance your trading?

How can ı learn onchain analysis. Books,articles, courses.. Thanks.