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Overview

Time controls let you define what time period to analyze and at what granularity to view the data. Every report in Cryptique supports flexible time configuration.

Time Range Selection

Preset Ranges

Quick selection for common time periods:

Custom Date Range

Select specific start and end dates:

Rolling Windows

Automatically update to show the most recent data:

Granularity

Granularity controls how data is grouped in time-series views:

Matching Granularity to Range

Time Comparisons

Compare current period to previous periods:

Previous Period

Compare to the immediately preceding period:

Same Period Last Year

Compare to the same period one year ago:

Custom Comparison

Compare any two time periods:

Session Timing

Cryptique uses a 30-minute session timeout (not configurable):

Session Examples

Time-Based Filtering

Filter events by time properties:

Event Timestamp

User First Seen

User Last Seen

See Filters & Operators for complete datetime operators.

Timezone Handling

Cryptique automatically captures user timezone:

Dashboard Timezone

Reports display in your selected timezone:
  1. Go to Settings
  2. Select your timezone
  3. All reports adjust accordingly

UTC Storage

All timestamps are stored in UTC internally:
  • Consistent data across timezones
  • No daylight saving issues
  • Accurate global comparisons

Time Patterns

Day of Week Analysis

Breakdown by day to see weekly patterns:

Hour of Day Analysis

Breakdown by hour for daily patterns:
See seasonality:

Web3 Time Considerations

Block Time vs Event Time

Cryptique tracks both:
  • Event time: When user initiated action
  • Transaction time: When block was mined

Chain-Specific Timing

Different blockchains have different block times: For time-sensitive analysis, consider block confirmations.

Dashboard Time Controls

Global Time Selector

Dashboards can have a global time selector:

Per-Chart Time

Override global time for specific charts:

Best Practices

Match Time to Question

Use Comparisons Wisely

Account for Data Lag

Recent data may be incomplete:

Smooth Volatility

Use longer time ranges or weekly granularity to smooth noise:

Next Steps

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