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Overview

Insights is a powerful and flexible tool for visualizing trends and compositions in your data. Analyze events, cohorts, user profiles, and transactions with a wide variety of chart types and measurements.

Use Cases

  • How is my WAU (Weekly Active Users) changing over time?
  • How often do users swap tokens? (frequency analysis)
  • What’s the distribution of users across chains? (breakdown)
  • How many transactions were made on Ethereum vs Polygon?
  • How many unique wallets connected this week?
  • What’s the total transaction volume by token?
  • Which chains have the highest user engagement?
  • How has gas spending changed over time?
  • Which campaigns drive the most wallet connections?
  • What’s the conversion rate from Twitter vs Discord traffic?
  • How do different referral sources compare in transaction value?

Quick Start

1

Define Your Metric

Select what you want to measure. Click Add Metric and choose:
  • Event: Analyze event occurrences (e.g., swap_completed)
  • Transaction: Analyze on-chain transactions
  • Profile: Analyze user properties
  • Cohort: Analyze cohort membership
2

Choose Measurement

Decide how to measure:
  • Unique Users: Count distinct users
  • Total Count: Count all occurrences
  • Property Sum/Avg: Aggregate a numeric property
  • Sessions: Count unique sessions
3

Apply Filters

Narrow your data:
  • Filter by event properties
  • Filter by user properties
  • Filter by transaction properties
4

Add Breakdowns

Segment your metric:
  • By user property (country, plan, etc.)
  • By event property (chain, token, etc.)
  • By time (day, week, month)
5

Choose Visualization

Select the best chart:
  • Line chart for trends
  • Bar chart for comparisons
  • Pie chart for compositions
  • Table for detailed data

Measurements

Event-Based Measurements

Profile-Based Measurements

Transaction-Based Measurements

Filters

Filter your data to focus on specific segments:

Event Filters

User Property Filters

Transaction Filters

See Filters & Operators for the complete operator reference.

Breakdowns

Breakdowns segment your metric by a property value:

Single Breakdown

Multiple Breakdowns

Breakdown Properties

You can break down by:
  • Event properties: chain, input_token, wallet_type
  • User properties: country, plan, device_type
  • Transaction properties: method_name, contract_name
  • Time: Day, week, month

Visualizations

Cryptique offers 9 chart types to visualize your data:

Time-Series Charts

For viewing metrics over time:

Comparison Charts

For viewing totals and comparisons:

Advanced Features

Multiple Metrics

Compare multiple metrics in one report:

Formulas

Create calculated metrics:

Time Comparisons

Compare current period to previous:

Cohort Comparison

Compare metrics across cohorts:

Table Features

When using table visualization:

Sorting

Click column headers to sort:
  • A-Z: Alphabetical ascending
  • Z-A: Alphabetical descending
  • Value ↑: Lowest to highest
  • Value ↓: Highest to lowest

Dynamic Segments

Control how many segments to display:
  • Show top 5, 10, 20, or all
  • Automatically updates as data changes

Totals & Subtotals

  • Overall: Total across all segments
  • Sub-totals: Totals within each breakdown group

Web3-Specific Examples

Transaction Volume by Chain

Wallet Connection Trend

Top Tokens by Swap Count

Cross-Chain User Analysis

Best Practices

Start Simple

Begin with one metric and basic filters, then add complexity:

Use Meaningful Comparisons

Compare like with like:

Name Your Reports

Save reports with clear names:

Saving & Sharing

Save Report

  1. Click Save after building your report
  2. Enter a descriptive name
  3. Choose visibility:
    • Personal: Only you can see
    • Team: All team members can see

Add to Board

  1. Click Add to Board
  2. Select existing board or create new
  3. Position and resize as needed
Charts in Cryptique are always part of boards. Use boards to organize related visualizations together.

Next Steps

Funnels

Measure step-by-step conversions

Filters Reference

All filter operators