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Venomics (comprehensive Dune for Venom) is the data tool built on top of the own Data Platform, designed to make it as easy as possible for anyone with at least a little bit of SQL, Threaded Virtual Machine, and Business knowledge to analyze blockchain data in interesting ways.
A few key points about its functionality:
Data source connections: Venomics supports connections to a variety of data sources, including SQL databases, NoSQL databases, web APIs, and more. Users can connect to these sources using pre-built connectors or by creating custom connectors.
Querying data: Once connected to a data source, users can write SQL queries to extract data from that source. Venomics provides a query editor with syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and other helpful features.
Visualizations and dashboards: Users can create visualizations and dashboards from the data they've extracted using SQL. Venomics provides a variety of visualization types, including line charts, bar charts, scatter plots, and more. Users can also create dashboards that combine multiple visualizations into a single view.
Collaboration and sharing: Venomics supports collaboration features like sharing queries and dashboards with other users, commenting on visualizations, and setting up alerts for data changes. It also provides access control features to manage user permissions and ensure data security.
Extensibility: Venomics is highly extensible and can be customized to fit the needs of specific VENOM projects or use cases. It provides a plugin architecture that allows users to add new data sources, visualizations, and other features.