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# Analytics & Monitoring

### **15. Analytics & Monitoring**

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# Analytics & Monitoring

## Real-Time Dashboard

Access comprehensive analytics at [app.launchium.app/analytics](https://app.launchium.app/analytics)

### Platform Metrics
- **Total Value Locked (TVL)**: Real-time aggregate liquidity
- **Daily Active Users**: Unique creators and traders
- **Token Success Rate**: Percentage reaching 55K market cap
- **Volume Analytics**: 24h, 7d, 30d trading volumes

### Token Analytics
- **Price Charts**: TradingView integration
- **Holder Distribution**: Whale tracking and distribution analysis
- **Social Metrics**: Twitter mentions, Telegram members
- **Liquidity Depth**: Real-time order book visualization

### Creator Analytics
- **Portfolio Performance**: All tokens by creator
- **Revenue Tracking**: Daily fee earnings
- **Success Metrics**: Hit rate for 55K market cap
- **Ranking System**: Global creator leaderboard

## Monitoring Tools

### API Health Status
```bash
GET https://api.launchium.app/v1/health

Response:
{
  "status": "operational",
  "latency": 45,
  "uptime": 99.99,
  "version": "1.0.0"
}
````

#### Network Monitoring

* Solana TPS tracking
* Transaction success rates
* Network congestion alerts
* RPC endpoint health

### Data Export

Export your data for external analysis:

1. **CSV Export**: Historical trading data
2. **JSON API**: Programmatic access
3. **GraphQL**: Complex queries (Coming Q4 2025)
4. **BigQuery**: Enterprise data warehouse (Coming 2026)


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