🧍Basic Components

Learn to build your first Orus query

Delimiters

Delimiters are different entities for which we want to conduct the analysis. For example, they can be:

1. C (Chain)

2. A (Asset)

3. APP (App)

4. LP (Liquidity Pool)

5. ...

Tickers

Tickers are names of the underlying for the specified delimiters. For example, they can be:

1. ETH (Ethereum)

2. USDC (USDC Asset)

3. UNIV3 (Uniswap V3 App)

4. USDC-USDT-DAI (Liquidity pool containing usdc, usdt and dai assets)

5. ...

Tickers and delimiters always go together. [USDC, USDT]A -> USDC and USDT assets [UNIV2]APP -> Uniswap V2 application

Functions

Functions are the metrics of interest. For example, they can be:

1. P (Price in USD)

2. MC (Market Cap)

3. L (Liquidity)

4. CSUPP (Circulating Supply)

5. ...

Display Type

Specifies how to render the data:

1. G (Line Chart)

2. T (Table) -> We're working on it!

3. TREE (TreeMap Chart) -> We're working on it!

Timeframe

Specifies the timeframe of the data to query, consists of:

1. Time value

2. Time unit

For example, it can be:

1. 30D (30 days)

2. 10W (10 weeks)

3. 3M (3 months)

4. 5Y (5 years)

Basic Examples

Price of ether asset in the past 180 days.
[ETH]A P G 180D

Transaction count on bitcoin chain in the past 3 years.
[BTC]C TXC G 3Y

Volatility with 10 days lookback of usdc and usdt on ethereum 
and polygon chains in the past 2 weeks.
[ETH, POLYGON]C [USDC, USDT]A VOL_10D G 2W

Liquidity of all usdc-weth pools on ethereum chain in the past 30 days.
[ETH]C [USDC-WETH]LP G 30D

Functions present the actual metrics you want to see on your charts.

Combination of tickers and delimiters represent filters you want to apply on your data.