Mantle Atlas is your ultimate data map and intelligence engine for the Mantle Network.
If you want to know where the money is, which protocols are growing fastest, where the best yields are, or where liquidity is missing—this tool is built for you!
Mantle Atlas is an application that automatically collects data from across the Mantle blockchain (using APIs like DeFiLlama and DexScreener) and presents it in a super simple, easy-to-understand dashboard.
Whether you are a regular user looking for high APY, an investor tracking Total Value Locked (TVL) growth, or a developer looking for gaps in liquidity to build new protocols, Mantle Atlas does the heavy lifting for you by analyzing the entire ecosystem at a glance.
Key Features:
- Ecosystem Overview: See exactly how much value (TVL) is locked in Mantle and which apps are dominating.
- Yield Opportunities: Find the pools with the best returns out there.
- Liquidity Gaps: Discover tokens that have high trading volume but low liquidity (a perfect opportunity for developers to build new liquidity pools!).
- Smart Insights: Get automated plain-English summaries of what's happening on Mantle today.
The project is split into two parts: the Backend (which collects and crunches the data) and the Frontend (which displays the shiny dashboard to users).
The backend is a fast API that gathers all the on-chain data.
cd backend
# Create a virtual environment to keep things clean
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate # On Windows use: venv\Scripts\activate
# Install the required packages
pip install -r ../requirements.txt
# Run the server!
./run.sh
# (Or run manually: uvicorn main:app --reload --port 8000)The backend will be running at http://127.0.0.1:8000
The frontend is the interactive website you see in your browser.
cd frontend
# Install the necessary packages
npm install # (or `bun install` / `yarn install`)
# Run the website!
npm run dev # (or `bun dev` / `yarn dev`)The frontend will be running at http://localhost:3000
We ensure sensitive data (.env files) and heavy folders (like node_modules or Python's venv) are ignored via .gitignore, keeping the repository lightweight and secure. This makes the project clean and safe to fork or contribute to.
Built for the Mantle Ecosystem. 🚀