Gas Tracker
The Gas Tracker module is a comprehensive analytics tool that calculates and visualizes your lifetime gas spending on the Supra network.
Overview
Unlike basic blockchain explorers that only show individual transaction fees, Gas Tracker aggregates all your historical transactions to provide deep insights into your total gas expenditure, spending patterns, and transaction categories. It’s designed to answer one question clearly: Where is your gas going, and how efficiently are you using it?
Unlike basic blockchain explorers that only show individual transaction fees, the Gas Tracker aggregates historical transaction data and converts it into readable metrics, charts, breakdowns, and deep insights so users can:
Understand gas usage patterns
Identify inefficiencies
Track failed transaction cost
Compare activity over time
and more
It’s designed to answer one question clearly: Where is your gas going, and how efficiently are you using it?
Module Panels
Control
The Control panel is the control and status center.
Includes:
Connected Supra wallet address
Sync Rift Data button
Rift Energy - sync capacity indicator
Rift Sync - active sync status and last successful sync time
Total txs synced
Estimated total gas spent
This ensures users always know:
What wallet is active
How fresh the data is
How much history has been indexed
Gas Efficiency Rating (GER)
The GER panel displays your personal Gas Efficiency Rating.
The GER panel displays your personal Gas Efficiency Rating, a 0–100 score that reflects how efficiently your wallet uses gas compared to other users on the Supra network.
Includes:
Overall GER score (0–100)
Confidence level (High / Medium / Low)
Category breakdown by transaction type
Failure-rate penalty impact
The rating is calculated using up to 100 of your most recent transactions. Activity is grouped into six categories: Transfers, NFT, DeFi, Staking, Contracts, and Other.
For each category where you have activity:
Your median gas usage is compared against a dynamic network baseline
Using less gas than baseline increases your score
Using more gas reduces your score
The network baseline is rebuilt daily at 3:00 AM UTC, using data sampled from up to 1,000 connected wallets over the last 30 days, ensuring comparisons reflect current network behavior.
Category scores are weighted by your transaction volume, so the types of transactions you use most have the greatest influence on your final rating. A penalty of up to 20 points is applied based on your transaction failure rate.
A score of 50 represents baseline average efficiency. Any score above 50 indicates your wallet is more gas-efficient than the typical network user, while the breakdown highlights where you are optimized and where improvements can be made.
24 Hour
The 24 Hour panel displays rolling activity from the last 24 hours (not calendar-based).
Includes:
Total Txs - number of transactions detected
Total Gas - total estimated gas spent
Last Sync - timestamp of the most recent data sync
Insights
The Insights panel summarizes efficiency metrics calculated from synced data:
Average gas per tx
Average gas per week
Average gas per month
Largest single gas spend
Failed tx gas spent
These metrics are especially useful for identifying waste and improving transaction behavior.
More insights will be added over time.
Breakdown
The Breakdown panel visualizes how gas is distributed across transaction types.
Categories:
Contract Calls — smart contract interactions
Swaps & DeFi — DEX and DeFi activity
NFT Operations — minting, transfers, marketplace actions
Failed Txns — gas spent on failed transactions
Each segment shows:
Percentage of total gas
Exact gas amount in $SUPRA
This helps surface where gas is actually being consumed.
History
The History panel chart shows gas usage and transaction volume over time.
Time ranges:
7D
30D
90D
1Y
All
Lines:
Gas Spent ($SUPRA) - solid line
Transactions - dashed line
This makes it easy to:
Spot spikes
Identify trends
Correlate tx count vs gas cost
Using Gas Tracker Effectively
Gas Tracker is most useful when treated as a pattern-analysis tool, not just a total counter. Follow the flow below to get accurate data and real insight.
First-Time Setup
Connect Your Wallet
Click Connect Starkey Wallet
Hold at least 1,000 $SUPRAWR to unlock access
Approve the wallet connection
Initial Sync
Click Sync Rift Data to start your first scan
Watch the progress indicator as transaction pages are processed
Initial sync typically takes 1–2 minutes, depending on history size
Results are cached locally, so future visits load instantly
Explore Your Data
Review total gas spent in the main stats panel
Use the Breakdown chart to see which transaction types consume the most gas
Check the History chart to understand spending trends over time
Regular Usage
Refreshing Your Stats
Gas Tracker loads from cache for fast access
Click Sync Rift Data to include newly completed transactions
A cooldown indicator shows when the next sync is available (rank-based)
Analyzing Gas Spend
High NFT costs - batch mints or use more efficient contracts
Frequent transfers - consolidate transactions during lower-fee periods
Swap & DeFi heavy - track monthly cost of active trading strategies
Large spikes - identify expensive actions to avoid repeating
Time Range Analysis
7D - short-term behavior and recent changes
30D - monthly spending review
90D+ - long-term and seasonal trends
Understanding the Data
Why Some Values Show a “~”
Gas values are estimated using a formula.
The tilde (~) indicates:
Values are aggregated across large transaction sets
Minor rounding may occur at scale
Hover tooltips display higher-precision values (up to 8 decimals)
Transaction Categories
Coin Transfers - basic $SUPRA sends and withdrawals
NFT Operations - minting, transfers, and NFT management
Swaps & DeFi - DEX trades, liquidity actions, and DeFi protocols
Staking - validator delegation and staking-related actions
Contract Calls - smart contract interactions not classified elsewhere
Other - uncategorized or uncommon transaction types
What Gets Scanned
Transactions where your wallet is the sender
Actual gas consumed, not user-defined gas limits
Full history from your first transaction to latest
Up to 5,000 pages of data (≈500,000 transactions)
Tips for Optimal Use
Sync during lower network activity for faster scans
Review gas trends before executing expensive DeFi strategies
Re-check metrics after protocol or network updates
Compare 7D vs 30D to detect recent behavior changes
Focus optimization efforts on your highest-cost category
Troubleshooting
“No data available” after sync
Confirm the wallet has transaction history on Supra
Allow the full sync process to complete
Disconnect and reconnect the wallet if needed
Sync takes longer than expected
Wallets with large histories may require several minutes
The scan continues even if progress appears paused
Cached results mean this delay only happens once
Privacy & Data Storage
Account-linked storage - we store your synced wallet activity and scan progress on our servers so your stats load fast across sessions/devices.
Minimal collection - we store on-chain activity needed to power RawrScan modules (e.g., transaction metadata, timestamps, gas usage, and derived metrics).
Public-chain sources - activity is pulled from Supra public RPC/indexed sources; we do not collect private keys or seed phrases.
Wallet disconnect - disconnecting stops new syncing. You can clear your locally cached UI data; server-side synced data remains unless you use a delete option (when available).
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