ODHack: Distinguish liquidable debt per lending protocol

[lukaspetrasek]

"Distinguish parts of the liquidable debt coming from different lending protocols.

Steps: 1) Check out the current implementation of computing liquidable debt for each lending protocol: https://github.com/CarmineOptions/derisk-research/blob/master/update_data.py#L89. 2) Currently, the liquidable debt from all lending protocols is mixed together. Adjust the code so that we're able to distinguish between the liquidable debt, e.g., on zkLend, Hashstack V1, or Nostra Mainnet. 3) Save the adjusted data to a new file on the Google Storage. 4) Visualize liquidable debt from different lending protocols on the main chart on the dashboard. Run make app to validate the changes locally. "

[NueloSE]

hi @lukaspetrasek can i jump on this task it will take me 3 working days it is similar to the previous task i already made a PR for @ https://github.com/CarmineOptions/derisk-research/pull/107/commits/69b9497caf9541220a6b8d30625a7068db8fee8a

[petersdt]

hi @lukaspetrasek can i work on this. it will take me 2 working days to finish this task steps to tackle the task

• import relevant libraries like pandas
• write a function to load the dataset from the provide url
• implement a function to differentiate the different protocols
• Visualization of the data set using matplotlib to plot necessary data
• a function to save the splited data based on protocol on the google storage
• Run make app to see final out put works fine
• make a PR

[ghost]

Can I be assigned this project? This is my first time contributing and I would love to be given the opportunity to proof my acquired skill, thank you 🙏🏾

[lukaspetrasek]

Hi, assigning @petersdt , because this task is not simple and they provided a better description of the approach.

@petersdt Let me know if everything is clear and whether you'll be working on the issue. If you have any questions, please ask here. Since this task is quite complex, we can even schedule an introductory call. What is you TG handler please? 🙏🏼

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