Liquity V2 Trove Explorer

How Rails Works

What Rails Does

Rails is a specialized analytics platform that makes DeFi activity easy to understand. We take complex blockchain data from protocols like Liquity V2 and transform it into clear, actionable insights.

Key Features

  • Real-time tracking of Liquity V2 troves and transactions
  • Rich transaction timelines with detailed explanations
  • Ownership history and transfer tracking
  • Comprehensive protocol analytics and statistics
  • Multi-collateral support (ETH, wstETH, rETH)

The Rails Approach

1. Data Collection

We continuously monitor the Ethereum blockchain for Liquity V2 events. Every transaction, state change, and protocol interaction is captured in real-time.

2. Context Enrichment

Raw blockchain events are enriched with transaction context. We analyze why transfers happened, what operations triggered them, and how they affect protocol state.

3. Processing & Analysis

Our processors analyze complete transactions to understand complex operations like batch updates, interest rate changes, and liquidations.

4. User-Friendly Display

Processed data is transformed into intuitive visualizations, timelines, and explanations that make DeFi activity understandable at a glance.

Why Rails is Different

Complete Transaction Context

Unlike simple block explorers, Rails understands the complete context of each transaction. We show not just what happened, but why it happened and what it means.

Protocol-Specific Intelligence

Rails deeply understands Liquity V2's mechanics. We decode complex operations, calculate interest impacts, and explain protocol-specific events in plain language.

Real-Time Processing

Data is processed as it happens on-chain. You see your transactions and their effects immediately, with rich context and explanations.

Security & Privacy

  • Rails is read-only - we never ask for private keys or wallet connections
  • All data displayed is publicly available on the blockchain
  • We don't track users or store personal information
  • Open-source code available for review on GitHub