Subgraph Data Review & Quality Assurance (QA) - Rari Capital on Ethereum [No-Code Task]

[ken-m-1]

Goal

Messari is using The Graph as a data source and building subgraphs for each protocol to query on-chain data in a standardized manner. You can see the subgraphs in our repo here: https://github.com/messari/subgraphs

Before using the subgraphs, we need to verify their data quality to ensure data is accurate. If there are any errors, these need to be fixed by our developers.

Task

When a Subgraph is ready for review, go to https://subgraphs.xyz/ and select the Subgraph.

Note that Subgraphs exist per-protocol, per-network. For a protocol like Uniswap v3 which is deployed on Ethereum, Matic, Optimism and Arbitrum, there are 4 separate subgraphs which need to be reviewed. Each view represents Uniswap v3 on a specific network.

Compare each metric in the subgraph against other data sources available. Some common resources have been listed below (not exhaustive):

• Native Analytic Tools (e.g. https://info.uniswap.org/)
• Dune Dashboards (https://dune.xyz/)
• Token Terminal (https://tokenterminal.com/
• Footprint Network (https://footprint.network/)
• DeFi Llama (https://defillama.com/)

If there are no other data sources available, the data verification will need to be done heuristically. This can be done in multiple ways, for example comparing the metrics to a protocol of similar size and sense-checking their values are similar (TVL, revenue, etc.).

For each metric, evidence/references/resources should be submitted to clarify how the data was verified. Metrics need to be verified at both the Protocol AND Pool-level across multiple dates, and identifying if chart trends are the same/similar is also useful.

A template and example has been provided here:

• Balancer V2 (Ethereum) - QA Example/Template

• Curve (Ethereum) - QA Example/Template

Submission Requirements

• Submissions need to follow the above criteria
• Protocol and Pool-level data needs to be verified
• It is recommended to follow the QA examples and template

Subgraphs to QA

• Rari Capital (Ethereum)

Bounty

• 300 USDC has been allocated per Subgraph QA-ed
  • If there are multiple successful submissions, the total bounty may be split between individuals
• The best applicants and Subgraph QA submissions may be offered to complete additional Subgraph QA work as a longer-term relationship

Please contact ken@messari.io if you have any questions.

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• PR by @fortysevenlabs

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