DeFi

Insights

Synternet’s DeFi Insights service provides real‑time, on-chain visibility into key protocol metrics such as total value locked, proof-of-reserves, transaction volumes, and collateralization ratios across multiple assets and bridges. For example, by subscribing to the WBTC Dashboard stream, operators can verify that the 1:1 Bitcoin backing remains intact, monitor sudden changes in locked supply, and receive alerts when discrepancies exceed predefined thresholds.

Bridge Monitors deliver data on cross‑chain fund flows, enabling risk teams to detect unusual liquidity shifts or volume spikes across networks like Aptos or Ondo. You can explore all bridge feeds at Synternet Bridges Monitor to track TVL, flow volumes, and discrepancy alerts for protocols such as Aptos and Ondo.

Asset dashboards surface custodial metrics and collateralization for tokens like WBTC, tBTC, fBTC, and cbBTC—view the complete list at Synternet Assets Dashboard. These immutable metrics streamline auditing, enhance transparency for stakeholders, and underpin automated compliance workflows.

All DeFi Insights streams are also exposed programmatically via the Developer Portal. Access the agent directly in the marketplace here:
Programmatic DeFi Insights Agent

Uniswap

Synternet’s Uniswap integration delivers comprehensive real‑time swap and price data for both Ethereum and Arbitrum. From the Synternet Uniswap UI, you can observe every swap event complete with token pairs, amounts, prices, timestamps alongside live price charts showing the latest, minimum, maximum values over your chosen time window. Built‑in filters let you narrow the view by chain, protocol version (V2/V3), token pair, and you can export the displayed data for offline analysis in CSV format.

For seamless automation and advanced analytics, subscribe programmatically to the Uniswap Data Stream Agent. This continuous feed of per‑swap events and price indexes can be fed directly into AI‑driven anomaly detectors, arbitrage bots, execution‑quality dashboards, any custom trading system without the need to maintain your own indexers or RPC nodes.

Under the hood, these Uniswap streams are powered by raw Ethereum and Arbitrum log‑event feeds, also available for direct subscription via the Ethereum Log‑Events Stream and the Arbitrum Log‑Events Stream. These raw feeds can be enriched to support more complex contract analyses or to track entirely different DeFi protocols, offering a flexible foundation for bespoke on‑chain monitoring.