Let's make Ethereum readable. Together. ⚡️ We're excited to launch event curation, allowing you to contribute and help make onchain events understandable to everyone.

Following the recent introduction of our activity feed, users can now monitor all events occurring on Ethereum, be it through a general activity feed or their account transaction history.

While we don't currently provide full coverage for Ethereum in regards to readability, some of you might have come across the notorious "Did Something" event. Now, you have the opportunity to aid us in understanding and curating these events!

Every event labeled "Did Something" now features an edit icon at the top right corner. By clicking on this icon, you'll be guided to assist us in interpreting the event.

After you've made a submission, you can check its status on our new "My Submissions" page. We will review your submission promptly and keep you updated regarding its progress.

These individual interpretations act as mini onchain indexers, meaning that once an event like "Withdrew from Convex" is interpreted, every other occurrence of that event will also be deciphered. This aids in constructing app feeds, as events are now assigned to a specific app.

There are numerous potential applications and use cases to be built on top of this feature, which we'll delve into another time. 😏 In the meantime you can expect to see a leaderboard surfacing the top Zapper curators. Coming soon! 🏆

This isn't where curation on Zapper stops though! Our improved version of Zapper Studio is also in the works, allowing anyone to help us interpret assets and DeFi balances directly from the comfort of Zapper, without any coding required! 👀 Excited for what's coming! 🚀⚡️

Congrats on the launch! Are these events open for other developers (like us) to build on top? Or proprietary?

this is very cool

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