Cardano Explorer

Overview

SyncAI's Cardano Explorer module allows users to interact with the Cardano blockchain in a user-friendly and intuitive manner. By specifying intents, users can retrieve information about transactions, addresses, blocks, assets, and stake pools directly from the blockchain. SyncAI simplifies this process by translating high-level intents into blockchain queries, managing the complexities of data retrieval and presentation.

With the power of intent-based interactions, users can access detailed blockchain data without having to understand the underlying technicalities. This intent-centric design not only reduces the learning curve for users but also ensures that data is fetched and presented in a secure and efficient manner. For example, intents can be used to query the top contributors to a particular decentralized exchange (DEX) like Minswap, based on transaction volume.

Example:

Top Wallets by Volume on Minswap To identify the top 10 wallets that have contributed the most volume on Minswap, a user can submit an intent through SyncAI specifying this request:

{
  "intentType": "topWalletsByVolume",
  "dex": "Minswap",
  "numberOfWallets": 10
}
  • Intent Explanation:

    • intentType: Defines the intent's purpose, which is to find the top wallets by volume.

    • dex: Specifies the target decentralized exchange, in this case, Minswap.

    • numberOfWallets: Indicates how many wallets to retrieve, here being the top 10.

  • Conversion by AI:

    • SyncAI interprets the intent and translates it into queries for Minswap's on-chain data.

    • It then calculates the transaction volume contributed by each wallet on Minswap.

    • Finally, SyncAI returns the top 10 wallets based on their total transaction volume.

This approach showcases the efficiency and flexibility of SyncAI's intent system in extracting specific blockchain data. Users can easily tailor their queries to meet specific needs without requiring detailed knowledge of the blockchain’s underlying architecture.

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