We shipped a V1 Dune dashboard for the tokenized Collectible Cards market. Base, Polygon, Solana. First batch: @Beezie - claw-machine packs for physical collectibles @Courtyard_io - vault-backed tokenized cards @Collector_Crypt - graded card gacha and marketplace activity @upshot_cards - prediction cards wrapped into a collectible experience @phygitals - digital packs backed by vaulted cards Onchain cards are getting past the “interesting idea” stage. There’s already behavior showing up: people ripping packs, trading, redeeming physical cards, moving through vault-backed flows, playing prediction mechanics, coming back for another round. Still early, data will keep improving. But that’s kind of the point. The category is forming in public, and we can already start watching which loops actually pull people back in. The question now, which mechanics create repeat behavior?

. @etherlink ( @tezos EVM) is now live on Dune. EVM-compatible. Secured by @Tezos L1. Gas paid in XTZ. Now fully indexed and queryable on Dune, alongside every other major network.

6 questions you can ask the Dune MCP right now, directly inside Claude or Cursor. 1. "Show me USDC and USDT net flows on Base, Ethereum, and Tron over the last 7 days. Which chain had the largest net inflow?" 2. "Flag any wallet in this list with more than 20% net outflow in the last 7 days across Ethereum and Arbitrum." 3. "Give me a 30-day summary of Aave's TVL, active borrower count, and liquidation events. Flag any anomalies." 4. "Compare DEX volume across Uniswap, Curve, and Balancer over the last 90 days. Which gained market share?" 5. "Show me the top 20 holders of [token] and what percentage of supply they represent. Have any large wallets moved in the last 7 days?" 6. "Build a monthly summary of [protocol]: TVL, unique users, transaction volume, top integrations, and growth vs. prior month." 130+ chains. No SQL. One config block. →