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The changes consist of a comprehensive revision to the data glossary documentation for the Superchain ecosystem. The updates include expanded and clarified definitions, standardized terminology, detailed calculation formulas, and improved formatting for readability. New sections organize metrics into categories such as onchain activity, network usage, user experience, and market position. Each metric now features a clear definition, calculation method, contextual notes, and explanation of significance. A summary table of all metrics is added at the end. Separately, the word "outperformance" was removed from a word list file, with no other modifications.

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  • Data dashboard section #1650: This PR introduced the initial data glossary file and a data dashboard overview page, which the current PR builds upon by expanding and revising the glossary content.

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194-202: Standardize metric name casing

Metric names in the summary table use Title Case (e.g., “Real Economic Value”) while the detailed sections use sentence case (e.g., “Real economic value”). Please align the naming convention across the document—either convert the detailed metric headings to Title Case or adjust the summary table entries to sentence case—for consistency.

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1-13: Frontmatter complete and valid metadata

The frontmatter includes all required fields (title, lang, description, topic, personas, categories, content_type) for a guide page and they are all non-empty.

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17-17: Use active voice and remove filler language
The intro is a bit verbose. Consider simplifying to something like:
“This glossary will be updated as new metrics emerge or definitions evolve and includes each metric’s definition, calculation, and ecosystem significance.”


53-63: Use sentence case for “onchain”
“Onchain” isn’t a proper noun here and should be lowercased in “net onchain profit” for consistency with sentence-case style.

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Overall comment: Make sure we're not changing any core content

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Overall comment: Make sure we're not changing any core content

I've revert some changes. Capitalization changes follow our style guide requirements(Sentence case for headers).
I've reverted most that are abbr.

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33-33: Consistent sentence casing in note
Change “Out-Of-Protocol” to “Out-of-protocol” to adhere to sentence case in body content.


92-92: Inconsistent capitalization of DefiLlama
Line 33 uses “Defillama’s” while line 92 uses “DefiLlama.” Please standardize to “DefiLlama.”


130-130: Replace ampersand with “and” for prose clarity
Use “Network usage and infrastructure” instead of “Network usage & infrastructure.”

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4-4: Frontmatter description update looks good
The new description is clear, concise, and follows the required frontmatter fields.


17-17: Intro paragraph is clear and follows style guidelines
Sentence case, no personal pronouns, and an Oxford comma present.


19-19: H2 header follows sentence case conventions
“Measuring demand” correctly capitalizes only the first word and preserves acronyms.


27-31: Calculation block for REV is formatted correctly
The fenced code block and formula are clear and consistent with other metrics.


35-36: “Why it matters” section is well-structured
Header and explanation follow formatting and style guidelines.


42-49: Revenue definition and calculation are clear
Bold labels, descriptive text, and fenced code block for the formula maintain consistency.


55-63: Key Components section is properly formatted
Bulleted items and nested code blocks for Net Onchain Profit and Chain Revenue are clear.


64-64: Parenthetical note is correctly styled
Italicized aside uses sentence-case and is informative.


66-68: L1 Gas Fees bullet reads well
Terminology and enumeration of sub-fee types are accurate and concise.


72-81: Transaction classification nested lists are correctly indented and verb-complete
“Both are defined…” appears in both sections, mirroring the previous refactor request.

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86-86: H2 header “Onchain Activity Signals” follows sentence case
Proper capitalization of the acronym “Onchain” is preserved.


94-98: TVL calculation block is formatted consistently
Fenced code block correctly displays the summation formula.


106-107: “Why it matters” for TVL is succinct and informative
Follows the same structure as other metrics.


109-109: H4 header follows sentence case
“Measuring growth: Net TVL flows” correctly capitalizes only the first word and acronyms.


111-113: Net TVL flows description is clear
Explains the rationale and adjustment for price volatility succinctly.


114-117: Calculation block for Net TVL flows is well-presented
Fenced code block clearly shows the formula.


121-123: Example bullet points illustrate the concept effectively
Numeric examples and explanatory notes align with the calculation.


132-132: H3 header is sentence case and clear
“Computational demand” correctly follows header rules.


136-136: Definition for gas/s is precise and consistent
Terminology and unit phrasing are accurate.


144-144: Important Note is formatted consistently
Bold label and cautionary text match other notes.


150-150: Median Transaction Fee definition is clear
Sentence-case phrasing and context are appropriate.


186-186: Metrics summary header follows sentence case
“Metrics summary” is correctly capitalized.

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33-33: Avoid italicizing full note
The line

*Note: Out-Of-Protocol tips can be sourced from Defillama's MEV category*

uses full italics for emphasis. Instead, use a bold label and plain text, e.g.:

-*Note: Out-Of-Protocol tips can be sourced from Defillama's MEV category*
+**Note:** Out-of-protocol tips can be sourced from DefiLlama's MEV category

51-51: Avoid italicizing special‐case callout
Replace the italicized line

*Special case: OP Mainnet contributes 100% of net Onchain profit*

with a bold label, e.g.:

-*Special case: OP Mainnet contributes 100% of net Onchain profit*
+**Special case:** OP Mainnet contributes 100% of net onchain profit

72-82: Remove italics from footnote bullet
The bullet

*Each chain's `SystemConfigProxy` contract can be found in the [Superchain Registry](/superchain/superchain-registry)*

is italicized in full. Drop the surrounding * and use plain text or bold the label only:

-*Each chain's `SystemConfigProxy` contract can be found in the [Superchain Registry](/superchain/superchain-registry)*
+Each chain's `SystemConfigProxy` contract can be found in the [Superchain Registry](/superchain/superchain-registry)
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*Converted to USD at transaction time*

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190-195: Inconsistent term formatting in summary table
The summary table row for REV uses “out-of-protocol tips” (lowercase) while the calculation section uses “Out-Of-Protocol Tips.” Please unify the styling (e.g., prefer “Out-of-protocol tips”) across all instances.

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69-79: Nested list indentation issues
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141-141: Sentence-case for bold labels
Change

**Important Note:** Gas is only comparable across chains that use Ethereum-equivalent gas units.

to

**Important note:** Gas is only comparable across chains that use Ethereum-equivalent gas units.

to maintain sentence-case consistency.


147-155: Standardize capitalization in median fee snippet & conversion note

  • Lower-case "All" in the formula for consistency with sentence-case notation.
  • Prefix the conversion note with a bold "Note:" for parallel structure.
@@ Median fee calculation
- Median Fee = median(All transaction fees over period)
+ Median Fee = median(all transaction fees over period)

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- *Converted to USD at transaction time*
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4-4: Frontmatter completeness check
The updated description is clear, imperative, free of personal pronouns, and the frontmatter now includes all required fields (title, lang, description, topic, personas, categories, content_type).


17-17: Introductory paragraph looks good
This living document notice is informative and uses sentence case appropriately.


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The H2 header "Measuring demand" follows sentence-case rules.


27-31: REV section formatting and labels
The Calculation and Why it matters labels are in sentence case, and the formula block is properly fenced and clear.

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42-49: Revenue metric section is clear
The Definition and Calculation bullets are consistent and use sentence-case formatting correctly.

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35-35: Standardize hyphenation in note
Use sentence-case and lowercase for non-proper terms:

-*Note: Out-Of-Protocol tips can be sourced from DefiLlama's MEV category*
+*Note: Out-of-protocol tips can be sourced from DefiLlama's MEV category*

54-57: Sentence-case sub-metric name
Apply sentence case to the sub-metric label:

-*   **Net Onchain Profit:**
+*   **Net onchain profit:**

59-62: Sentence-case sub-metric name
Apply sentence case to the sub-metric label:

-*   **Chain Revenue:**
+*   **Chain revenue:**

65-65: Sentence-case sub-metric name
Apply sentence case to the fee label:

-*   **L1 Gas Fees:**
+*   **L1 gas fees:**

76-80: Fix indentation and italic formatting for footnote
Indent the italic footnote under the bullet and add a space after the asterisk:

-*        *Each chain's `SystemConfigProxy` contract can be found in the [Superchain Registry](/superchain/superchain-registry)*
+*        * Each chain's `SystemConfigProxy` contract can be found in the [Superchain Registry](/superchain/superchain-registry)*

105-105: Apply sentence-case to H4 header
Update to only capitalize the first word (and proper nouns):

-#### Measuring growth: Net TVL Flows
+#### Measuring growth: net TVL flows

125-125: Consider avoiding ampersand in H2 header
For clarity and accessibility, you might replace & with and:

-## Network usage & infrastructure
+## Network usage and infrastructure
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  • Apply the Oxford comma.
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4-4: Frontmatter completeness verified
The frontmatter includes all required fields (title, lang, description, topic, personas, categories, content_type).


15-16: Import of Callout component is appropriate
The Callout import from nextra/components supports the info block later.


19-19: Introductory paragraph is clear
The updated intro succinctly explains document scope and structure.


21-21: H2 header follows sentence-case
"Measuring demand" correctly capitalizes only the first word.


29-33: REV calculation block is clear
The "Calculation:" bold heading and code snippet accurately convey the formula.


37-37: "Why it matters" heading is consistent
The bold "Why it matters:" fits the style used elsewhere.


44-44: Definition heading is consistent
The bold "Definition:" for collective revenue aligns with other metrics.


46-46: Calculation heading is consistent
The bold "Calculation:" is properly formatted.


49-51: Collective revenue formula is clear
The code block accurately represents the max(2.5% × Chain Revenue, 15% × Net Onchain Profit) formula.


71-74: Transaction batches classification is clear
The nested list and description properly document the criteria.

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91-91: TVL definition heading is consistent
The bold "Definition:" for TVL follows established pattern.


93-93: TVL calculation heading is consistent
The bold "Calculation:" aligns with other sections.


95-97: TVL formula code block is clear
TVL = Σ (USD value of assets locked) is correctly formatted.


98-100: Info Callout is properly used
The <Callout type="info"> block provides necessary context on pricing.


102-102: "Why it matters" heading is consistent
The bold "Why it matters:" for TVL matches style.


107-107: Net TVL Flows description is clear
The prose effectively explains the adjustment for volatility.


109-113: Net TVL Flows calculation block is clear
The formula and code fence accurately illustrate the computation.


115-115: Example heading is consistent
Bold "Example:" aligns with pattern used for examples.


120-120: Analysis heading is consistent
Bold "Analysis:" follows the established style.


127-127: H3 header is sentence-case
"Computational demand" correctly uses only initial capitalization.


131-131: Context definition heading is consistent
Bold "Definition:" for computational demand is correct.


133-133: Context heading is consistent
Bold "Context:" clearly introduces supplementary details.


137-137: "Why it matters" heading is consistent
The bold "Why it matters:" fits the pattern.


139-139: Important Note styling is consistent
Bold "Important Note:" properly flags the cross-chain warning.


145-145: Median fee definition heading is consistent
Bold "Definition:" for median transaction fee aligns with other metrics.


147-147: Median fee calculation heading is consistent
Bold "Calculation:" is formatted correctly.


149-151: Median fee formula code block is clear
The code fence and formula Median Fee = median(All transaction fees over period) are correct.


153-153: Italic USD conversion note is clear
The note "Converted to USD at transaction time" provides necessary context.


162-162: H2 header "Market position" is sentence-case
This header correctly capitalizes only the first word.


164-164: H3 header "Market share" is sentence-case
The header follows sentence-case rules.


168-168: Market share calculation heading is consistent
Bold "Calculation:" aligns with other metric sections.


171-172: Market share formula code block is clear
The fenced code accurately shows the share computation.

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