Danning walks us through the evolution of the decentralised exchange marketplace space and the evolution of its participants over the lifespan of the industry. Danning's Twitter: https://twitter.com/sui414

Austin Adams and Xin Wan from Uniswap Labs walk us through the (un)common phenomena of just-in-time liquidity for Uniswap V3 and present their analysis of the issue at hand using Dune's datasets. This talk is largely based on a recent article released by Austin & Xin that can be found here: https://uniswap.org/blog/jit-liquidity. Austin's Twitter: https://twitter.com/AustinAdams10 Xin's Twitter: https://twitter.com/xin__wan

Richard Chen, GP @1confirmation299, walks us through some of his methodologies in approaching web3 data and shares some of his wisdom and hot takes on the current state of the markets. Richard's Twitter: https://twitter.com/rchen8

Dune's Co-Founder and CTO, Mats Olsen talks about the future roadmap of Dune and announces the Dune API! Dune's API allows you to make any query into an API endpoint in an instance. To learn more about the Dune API, visit https://dune.com/docs/api/. Mats' Twitter: https://twitter.com/mewwts

Dune's Co-Founder and CEO, Fredrik Haga takes us on a short trip down memory lane and explains the rich history both Dune and the Ethereum Ecosystem have in Berlin. Furthermore, Fredrik explains why the global shared backend that underpins all of web3 is a radical change in how businesses are run and how Dune fits into this paradigm change. Fredrik's Twitter: https://twitter.com/hagaetc

This week, we discuss the whole FTX saga -- a timeline for the series of events pertaining to SBF, FTX, Alameda Research, CZ, Binance, and more. Using the FTX saga as our case study, we will go over how to track on-chain activities/flows, balances, and volumes in an open data blockchain environment.

In this final (non-)weekly Wizard Danning and Hildobby interview Dune's very own Wizard Boxer. Boxer will tell the tale of the Dune Community, talk about what makes Dune's Community so special and shed some light on his view of the crypto market and data sphere.

This week, in honor of the ongoing `dex.trades` migration, we will cover the basics of AMM (automated market makers) and offer a starting point on what data analysis we can do with AMM's on-chain data.

"L2s (Arbitrum & Optimism) account for 30-40% of all transactions on Ethereum, but consume only 2% of the total gas..." That is one of the trends mentioned by Tomasz Tungas in his talk at DuneCon regarding The State of Web3 in 2022. This week we explain what Layer 2 is with on-chain data.