code when a new pool is out?
I think this is the right approach yes. Are you trying run your own analytics software instead of using debank?
What exactly I'm going to do is undecided. I don't quite like debank in the sense that it's not open source. Also I'd like to explore how to make it decentralized. But that's super early. Just learning the dev so far.
We don't have an API as a service ourselves that you could use directly. I'd recommend using ethers.js or web3.js to create something like app.frax.finance/staking but for the paris you care about, then displaying your own address' positions.
great. that's exactly what i'm asking. is the code on app.frax.finance/staking open source so that I can just copy/paste faster?
Also just random thought - coming from tradFi a few months ago, I find it quite weird that my "bank" (sushiswap, frax, etc) that I stake my funds to doesn't have a page for my overall portfolio / balance.
Let me see what there is to work with both on the API side and code side. As for the "bank" comment, it is precisely this disconnect that people don't seem to understand. We try to AVOID acting like a bank in terms of services. On a protocol level, the economics is similar to a bank. But we, the core devs, do not run a bank. We are not going to show people's balances, or have a suite of front end features that email you your balances, yield, notifications, and other personalized items. In fact, we try to minimize and seperate that from the protocol itself. It is done on purpose. The web app is intended as a protocol wide application to check the health of the system, not to go to "your bank."
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