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Add: Aqua-network new data, move adapter to v2 #4122
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The aqua-network adapter exports:
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The aqua-network adapter exports:
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The aqua-network adapter exports:
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@dry-cake thanks for the PR but I have reverted it back to use version 1 because, the api returns daily data not for a arbitrary time range (per-requsite for v2 adapters)
date: string; | ||
protocol_fees: number; | ||
lp_fees: number; | ||
external_rewards: number; |
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what is this field and why is counted as fees?
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also, whats the difference between protocol fees & lp fees? do the LPs get aqua rewards on top of the swap fees or instead of the swap fees?
Also, can you please add the "methodology" field 🙏
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So, we can add timestamps range from - to for each day, it's only restriction from moving to v2?
It should be unixtime timestamp, right?
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@g1nt0ki ^ 👀
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yup, unix timestamp in seconds.
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