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  • 1. Balances (Batcher and Challenger)
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Dashboard Statistics

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Last updated 2 months ago

What is the Dashboard Statistics

Our dashboard provides rollup owners (admins) with vital statistics to monitor and manage their rollups effectively. The key metrics displayed are organized into three main categories:

1. Balances (Batcher and Challenger)

  • Batcher Balance:

    • This reflects the amount of ETH that you have allocated to the batcher account, which is responsible for aggregating transactions from the rollup users and submitting them to the Ethereum testnet/mainnet (or settlement layer).

  • Challenger Balance:

    • This represents the amount of ETH held by the challenger, who monitors the rollup for invalid state transitions or fraud proofs. It’s part of the security mechanism.


2. Profitability (Last 30 Days)

  • Revenue:

    • Revenue is the total fees collected by the rollup service from user transactions over the past 30 days.

  • Cost:

    • Costs represent the total expenses incurred in maintaining the rollup, primarily due to Data Availability and Settlement layer fees.

  • Profit:

    • Profit is the difference between revenue and cost over the past 30 days.

    • This gives a direct view of the rollup’s economic viability for the service provider.


3. Transaction Data

  • Total Transactions:

    • This is the total number of user transactions processed by the rollup in the last 1, last 7 and last 30 days.

  • Weekly Change (WoW):

    • This metric shows the percentage increase or decrease in transaction volume compared to the previous week.

  • Unique Wallets:

    • This indicates the number of distinct wallet addresses interacting with the rollup over the last 7 days.

Balances (Batcher and Challenger)
Profitability (Last 30 Days)
Transaction Data