# Featured Activity

### Summary

The Onchain Activity feature in the Phi Protocol ecosystem serves as a dynamic showcase of blockchain interactions and achievements. It consists of two main components: Featured Onchain Activity and Trending Onchain Activity. This system highlights significant blockchain events, encourages user engagement, and promotes ecosystem growth. By leveraging ethsign for attestations, it ensures the integrity and verifiability of displayed activities. Initially curated by the Phi team, the system is designed to evolve towards community-driven curation, embodying the decentralized ethos of the crypto world.

### General Notes

* Both Featured and Trending Onchain Activities utilize ethsign for secure and verifiable data.
* The initial curation and sponsorship by the Phi team ensures a high-quality start for the ecosystem, with plans to gradually involve community curation in the future.

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### Featured Activity

The Featured Onchain Activity highlights important or noteworthy activities within the Phi Protocol ecosystem.

#### Logic

1. Retrieve the schema from: `https://scan.sign.global/schema/SPS_WhtJK2EfbqEEyGpp3WzoQ`
2. Fetch the latest attestation from this schema

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#### Implementation Notes

* Initially, the Featured Onchain Activity will be curated by the Phi team to ensure quality and relevance.
* The curation process utilizes ethsign for secure and verifiable attestations.
* 🚨 Curator boost functionality is planned but not yet implemented.

### Trending Onchain Activity

The Trending Onchain Activity section showcases popular activities within the Phi Protocol, based on recent engagement.

#### Implementation Notes

* The top positions in the Trending Onchain Activity list are initially set by the Phi team as sponsored mints.
* Trending Onchain Activity is recalculated every hour to reflect the most current engagement data.

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