Hive Analytics initial proposal is running out in 18 days and this is a continuation for December and most of 2026. The proposal remains the same, 100 HBD/day for 365 days.
What is Hive Analytics?
The best way to understand it is to check it out or read the announcement post.
In short, Hive Analytics serves to provide everyone transparent data of the Hive blockchain from voting, content, financial, and governance.
I created Hive Analytics beta to showcase the platform and provide an introduction 24 reports. Hive Analytics now has 38 unique reports with almost 6000 executions in just the first month. Over 300 unique users currently use Hive Analytics on a regular basis.
I have almost 200 reports on my private analytics system, many of these are being ported to Hive Analytics to make them publicly available to everyone.
Hive Analytics Reports
Hive Analytics currently has 38 unique reports, here are some of my favorite ones.
Whales
Word Cloud
Krampus+ Leaderboard
Value Plan Spending
Burn Posts
What makes Hive Analytics so great?
Hive Analytics was built meticulously to be the best way to serve analytics on the Hive blockchain.
All reports are aggressively cached using Redis so most users experience near instant loading of reports.
Intelligent searching of all reports makes it really easy to find anything you are looking for.
All activity is monitored and used to provide useful features like trending reports so you can see what reports are popular.
Even your own activity is tracked so you can easily find your favorite reports without having to track them yourself.
The site supports both Light Mode and Dark Mode, but we all know you all want to use Dark Mode.
Future of Hive Analytics
If funded, my plan is to continue to migrate reports to Hive Analytics from my private proprietary back-end system. Many of these are Anti-Abuse tools to find and identify abuse.
One of the main focuses of Hive Analytics is not only to bring complex data to users in an easy to read format, but also do so extremely quickly. Over 50% of queries are cached, this would be more like 90% but some queries are individual and it isn't likely everyone is going to look at someone else's curation rewards.
I plan to bring back Personal Dashboards and make them part of Hive Analytics.
I also want to allow for csv/markdown export for many if not all reports. This would allow you to analyze the data differently or easily drop it in a post if you want to talk about it.
At some point I would like to run two copies of Hive Analytics with load balancing between them if the demand gets higher. Right now there is one instance of Hive Analytics.
Proposal details
The proposal is simple, I am asking for 100 HBD/day for the next 365 to support maintaining and improving Hive Analytics. The final proposal will be for 101 HBD/day to cover the 1 HBD fee for proposals over 60 days.
The duration is for 365 days (1 year), and will be submitted yearly to keep it going.