Summary
Following the successful launch of the BIM Buyback Tracking Dashboard, this proposal introduces an upgrade to expand the dashboard into a broader BIM Analytics platform.
The main addition is a Treasury tab, allowing the community to track the BIM treasury holdings and allocation in real time.
With this update, the dashboard will move from:
bim-buyback.yecho.app → bim-analytics.yecho.app
This reflects the broader scope of analytics beyond buyback tracking.
Motivation
Transparency is critical for DAO governance.
While the current dashboard provides clear visibility into BIM buyback activity, the community still lacks an easy way to monitor the treasury holdings and allocation.
- Monitor treasury balances directly on-chain
- See the allocation breakdown of assets held by the treasury
- Improve transparency around protocol reserves
- Provide a simple reference interface for the community and governance discussions
Expanding the dashboard into BIM Analytics ensures that the tooling evolves alongside the protocol.
Specification
The updated dashboard will introduce a new Treasury tab alongside the existing buyback tracking.
Features include:
Treasury Overview
- Total treasury value
- Asset allocation breakdown
- Individual token balances
Asset Allocation
- Distribution of treasury assets
- Percentage allocation per token
Real-Time On-Chain Data
- Treasury balances read directly from the treasury address
- Automatic updates as balances change
The existing Buyback tracking functionality remains unchanged and will continue to be available within the same interface.
URL Change
To reflect the broader analytics scope, the dashboard URL will change:
Old:
https://bim-buyback.yecho.app
New:
https://bim-analytics.yecho.app
Benefits for the Community
This upgrade provides:
- Increased treasury transparency
- Better data accessibility for governance discussions
- A central analytics hub for BIM ecosystem data
Next Steps
If the community supports this improvement, the updated dashboard will be deployed and made available to the public.
Community feedback is welcome.
