2025-03-20 | Release Notes

New Solana tables for NFT sales and liquidity pool actions, plus external.avalanche schema with Ava Labs data. Legacy Solana tables will be deprecated on April 15, 2025.

This release unlocks new data realms across the Solana and Avalanche ecosystems while streamlining access patterns. We're introducing intuitive EZ tables for Solana NFTs and DeFi, plus expanding our Avalanche coverage with data from Ava Labs.

Highlights

  • New Solana NFT Sales Table: Access comprehensive NFT sales data across multiple marketplaces with enriched metadata and pricing information

  • Enhanced DeFi Liquidity Pool Analytics: New convenience table for Raydium, Orca, and Meteora liquidity pool actions with simplified data structure

  • Avalanche Expansion: New external.avalanche schema with data from Ava Labs

  • Important Deprecation Notice: Two legacy Solana tables will be deprecated on April 15, 2025

⚠️ Special Notices

DEPRECATION NOTICE - Action Required by April 15, 2025

The following Solana tables will be deprecated on April 15, 2025. Please update your queries to use the new tables before this date:

  • solana.nft.fact_nft_sales → Replace with solana.nft.ez_nft_sales

  • solana.defi.fact_liquidity_pool_actions → Replace with solana.defi.ez_liquidity_pool_actions

Solana

New Tables

New convenience tables for Solana to enhance data access and usability, offering a more intuitive structure for analyzing DeFi and NFT activities.

  • solana.nft.ez_nft_sales A convenience table containing NFT sales across multiple marketplaces, with comprehensive information on metadata, USD prices, and marketplace details. This table simplifies querying NFT market activity with additional columns for deeper insights.

  • solana.defi.ez_liquidity_pool_actions Convenience table capturing actions for liquidity pools in Raydium, Orca, and Meteora. This includes deposit and withdrawal events with a significantly improved data structure that consolidates related token information. Key improvements:

    • Single actions are represented in a single row, instead of separate records for each mint

    • Contains data for both tokens (A and B) in a single record with properties like token_a_mint, token_b_mint, token_a_amount, token_b_amount, etc.

    • Focuses specifically on withdraw and deposit actions for cleaner analysis

Deprecated Tables

The following tables are deprecated in favor of the new models above:

  • solana.fact_nft_sales Replaced with: solana.nft.ez_nft_sales Note: No change is required from users as the main difference is additional columns in the new table.

  • solana.fact_liquidity_pool_actions Replaced with: solana.defi.ez_liquidity_pool_actions Note: The new ez table contains only withdraw and deposit actions (the previous table had mint/burn actions). Data structure has been improved with single-row representation instead of separate records for each token. Example: For a Meteora deposit:

    • The new EZ table represents the action as one record containing data for both tokens

    • The deprecated table has 2 separate records: one for token A and one for token B

Deprecation Date: 2025-04-15

Avalanche

New Tables

New external schema with tables shared from Ava Labs:

  • avalanche.external.avalanche A new schema in our external database filled with tables shared directly from Ava Labs. This addition significantly expands our Avalanche ecosystem coverage with authoritative data.

    • Important Note: This data is sourced directly from Ava Labs. For technical questions about this dataset, please refer to the Ava Labs Discord community.

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