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Calendar

Rafael Ramalho

Protocol Labs

W3DT Product-Market Fit Dashboard v1 (IPFS and Filecoin data separate)

Simon Schmid

Market Cap Treemap

Inflation Explorer

Kevin Xu

Random Walks on Wall Street

Eric Dietrich

MT Dept. Labor & Industry job growth projections, 2018-2028

Gavin Sreesangkom

Interactive Info Vis

Final Project: What makes an airline succesful?

Kevin Steve

Worksheet: Technical Analysis Dashboard (Assignment)

Dexter Awoyemi

Global access to finance (World Bank Findex)

Spencer

House Buying Analysis

Barry G

Options Strategy Evaluation

Primer's Coin Game Simulation

Matt Neary

Optimal Gambling

Eric Chen

Visualizing the Invisible

Martien van Steenbergen

X-Matrix

Rob Moore

Shark Tank: Tech Pitches Exploration

Tom Larkworthy

Stripe

Tom MacWright

How old are companies when they IPO?

The Limit of Growth

Best Investing Strategy in Metaverse-Related Stocks

Observable

Industry Solutions

Collections related to specific areas of interest, curated by the Observable team. 

Topics

Finance and Strategy

Dashboards

is it possible to combine these two? we are interested in the stack as a whole, not individually

Molly Mackinlay

The current data comes from multiple seperate ecosystem dashboard deployments, so we can't meaninguflly add the data together as it will contain duplicates. It's on the list to create a new ecosystem dashboard that collects info on all our things but It's a few days work to make the tweaks and import the data, so we've been punting on it.

Oli Evans

Added a note above on the volume of the overlap in the combined numbers in the table, it's about 2% of IPFS users and 40% of Filecoin users in the overlap.

David Choi

Combined view is here! https://observablehq.com/@protocol/pmf-dashboard-high-value-users-shared

TODOs 
- add slider
- unify colors
- simplify transitions graph