The hunt is on.

We’ve got a pair of new scavenger hunts ready for you to take a shot at this week.

That includes our Apollo DAO Sunchaser Hunt…

Sunchaser Hunt

…and our Lido Raindrop Hunt.

Raindrop Hunt

Check them out below along with the rest of this week’s bounties. As always, feel free to reach out with any questions or comments on Discord.

👻 Aave

[Easy] DeFi Saver Flash Loan Dominance 💪

Bounty: up to .67 AAVE

What percent of flash loan traffic is driven by Defi Saver? Hint: These will be ds_proxy contracts

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[Hard] Aave Staking Reward Flows 👛

Bounty: up to 1.35 AAVE

Analyze how Aave rewards (staking) are spent on mainnet -- are they reinvested into positions? Used to pay down loans? Simply liquidated/swapped for ETH? Link the Aave Rewards question from last round

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[Hard] Preferred C-Ratio 📊

Bounty: up to 1.35 AAVE

What is the collateralization-ratio (c-ratio) that people like to keep their loans at? What is the distribution of this perferred value across addresses that volume that different borrowing addresses work with (small accounts vs. whales)? How does this ratio change with the price action of the collateral?

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🌎 Terra

[Elite] Historic bAssets Price Movements 📈

Bounty: up to 18 LUNA

What is the most bLuna has dipped in a X second window (based on bLuna price oracle timing)? Focus on the events of the Black swan event in mid-May. Make the default size of the window 30 seconds. - How much has bLuna drifted from its Luna peg? - How much has bEth dipped in a 30-second window - How much has bEth drifted from the Ethereum Price

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[Hard] Staking APY 🤑

Bounty: up to 9 LUNA

Select a time period (minimum 30 days) and break down staking returns into their component parts. How much of overall staking yield comes from airdrops historically? How do you expect this to change between now and year's end?

Example template: station.terra.money

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[Hard] Bridges, Side by Side 🌉

Bounty: up to 9 LUNA

For each address that has used the Ethereum <> Terra bridge, identify the pairs of addresses, and compare activity by week on Ethereum vs Terra. To contend for the grand prize: provide a Luna vs ETH distribution-of-wealth breakdown by address.

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[Hard] Airdrop Summary 🪂

Bounty: up to 9 LUNA

For the last 90 days, summarize the following about airdrops being claimed by addresses in the Terra ecosystem: 1) how many airdrops total were claimed? 2) how much money overall was claimed? 3) how often were airdrops claimed?

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[Hard] Governance Participation 🗳️

Bounty: up to 9 LUNA

Summarize participation in governance activities by address. What is the distribution of level of governance activity among Terra addresses? How is this distribution related to how large (in holdings) the addresses are?

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[Hard] Protocol Stats 🔢

Bounty: up to 9 LUNA

Over the last 90 days, characterize the number, type, and frequency of Projects/Protocols used by addresses in the Terra ecosystem (bonus points for tangential/related stats!)

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[Easy] Currencies 🪙

Bounty: up to 5.45 LUNA

Over the last 90 days, for each active address on Terra, characterize the # Currencies Transacted with, as well as frequency and volume of those transactions [address x currency x stat]

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[Easy] Ideal Airdrop Recipients: Part One 🪂

Bounty: up to 5.45 LUNA

As you have seen, many of the recent bounties are related to airdrops on Terra. This is because a number of Terra protocols are interested in the question: "who is the ideal recipient for airdrops? To whom do I want to airdrop my tokens, so that they become loyal and active members of my project?" We've provided some metrics that may help identify "valuable addresses", i.e. Terrans who are active, loyal members of the Terra ecosystem. This question is asking you to share the metrics you think are important. Share at least two metrics (more is fine) that you think are important to identify ideal airdrop recipients, and provide a brief description of how you would find these metrics with on-chain data.

Note: Since every Terra project is different, feel free to talk generally, or to focus on a particular upcoming Terra project and talk about what metrics that project is likely to care about.

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[Easy] Orion Money 💸

Bounty: up to 1.5 LUNA

Make a complete tutorial on Orion Money.

Learn more here: https://learnterra.io/bounties/

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💧 Lido

Daily bETH Volume 🔥

Bounty: up to 80.99 LDO

What is the daily volume of bETH bridged from Ethereum to Terra using Lido? Has there been an increase leading up to Columbus-5? What is the daily volume of bETH bridged from Terra back to Ethereum? (We have data from bridging through Lido, but not from eth to terra via the https://bridge.terra.money/)

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stETH Usage 🥩

Bounty: up to 80.99 LDO

What are users doing with stETH from Lido? (Possible use cases to explore: https://blog.lido.fi/steth-defi-usecases/ )

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Daily stETH Metrics 📅

Bounty: up to 80.99 LDO

Lido’s staked ETH (stETH) metrics questions: Daily volume of stETH? Average stake size? Number of stakers over time? Average time staked? Percentage of stETH converted to bETH and bridged to Terra?

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Free Square Question 🤑

Bounty: up to 215.98 LDO

Provide any interesting insights on Lido. These will be judged by a council that includes other community members and the Flipside team!

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🎼 Harmony

CentOS/RHEL/AL2: Support Installation For Harmony 🎵

Bounty: Up to 3426.29 ONE

Description: Package and distribute the Harmony binaries for Linux's CentOS/RHEL/AL2 distribution. For example, CentOS's yum install harmony-one should initiate installation of Harmony binaries alongside all the dependencies. Also allow the installation to be pinned to a certain version.

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Ubuntu/Debian: Support Installation For Harmony 🎶

Bounty: Up to 3426.29 ONE

Description: Package and distribute the Harmony binaries for Linux's Ubuntu/Debian distribution. For example, Ubuntu/Debian's apt install harmony-one should initiate installation of Harmony binaries alongside all the dependencies. Also allow the installation to be pinned to a certain version.

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🏆Bounty Submission of the Week 🏆

Welcome back to our Bounty Submission of the Week!

In this week’s edition, we’re giving our Aave bounties some more love.

This week’s winner is a look at Aave rewards from @CryptWizards. This time, our analyst sought to find out who’s getting the most rewards from Aave.

The answer?

According to @CryptWizards, it’s a whole lot of users. As we can see in the chart of the top 20 addresses receiving rewards above, there’s no one whale dominating rewards on Aave — and that’s by design.

“We can easily see that what Aave protocol wants to do is not let one party with large amount dominated the whole eco system,” @CryptWizards notes, “but using the rewards/incentive program try best to distributed the rewards evenly to different participants.”

See the whole submission from @CryptWizards right here.

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