Nansen Query Documentation
  • Introduction
  • Overview
    • 📍Getting Started
    • 📍Benefits of Curation
  • Data
    • 🗃️Data Sources
    • 🗃️Data Catalog
      • 🗃️Raw Events
      • 🗃️Aggregates
        • Entity Stats
        • Address Stats
        • Token Usage Stats
        • Transaction Stats
        • Address & Their Relationships
      • 🗃️Dex Trades
        • 🗃️Dex Trader P&L
        • 🗃️Dex Trader Use Cases
        • 🗃️Advanced Topics
        • 🗃️Trader P&L FAQ
      • 🗃️Decoded Contracts
      • 🗃️NFTs
      • 🗃️Governance
      • 🗃️Solana
        • 🗃️Solana Aggregates
    • 🗃️Repeated / Nested Fields
    • 🗃️Adding New Projects
    • 🗃️Data Marketplace
  • Web App
    • 🖥️Overview
    • 🖥️Getting Started: Web App
    • 🖥️My Queries
    • 🖥️Query Editor
    • 🖥️Visualizations
    • 🖥️Dashboards
    • 🖥️Dashboard Editor
    • 🖥️Refresh Schedules
    • ⚙️Custom Query APIs
      • ⚙️API Keys
      • ⚙️Execute A Query
      • ⚙️Get Query Results
  • Database Access
    • 📂Database Overview
    • 📂Getting Started: Database
    • 📂Sample Queries
      • 📂Wallet Examples
      • 📂Token Examples
      • 📂Trader P&L
      • 📂Project Examples
      • 📂Solana Queries
      • 📂Blockchain Examples
    • 📂Sample Python Code
      • 📂Wallet Examples
      • 📂Token Examples
    • 📂Cost Optimization
    • 📂Database FAQs
  • Other
    • ⁉️General FAQs
    • 🏷️Wallet Labels
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  1. Web App

My Queries

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Last updated 2 years ago

My Queries is the default landing page for the Nansen Query Web App.

Query Categories

This page provides a list of all queries accessible by the user, along with some commonly used categories for easy browsing.

My Queries: These are all the queries accessible by the user.

Favorites: A list of queries that have been starred by the user, including queries that have been shared with the user.

Example Queries: A list of example queries for the user to get started

Archived: These are queries that have been archived. These no longer show up in search results.

In addition, users can also search for queries by name using the search box.

Tags

A query can have multiple user generated tags. By clicking on a tag, the user can see a list of all queries that have this tag. This is an easy way to classify and find queries.

Query List

This section displays all queries that meet the filter criteria applied by category or via tags. For each query, the query name, creator, creation time, last query execution time, and refresh schedule are displayed. It's possible to sort columns by clicking on the arrows next to the title for each column.

To write a query, click on the "New Query" button and proceed to the next page.

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