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# Hipo Stats

### What is Hipo Stats?

Hipo Stats ([stats.hipo.finance](https://stats.hipo.finance/)) is a public dashboard designed to provide you with all the essential statistics and data you need for your Hipo experience. It offers comprehensive insights into key metrics, helping you stay informed and make better decisions within the Hipo ecosystem.

### What is Included in Hipo Stats?

In our Hipo stats, you'll find comprehensive and up-to-date information, including:

* **hGRAM Price in USD**: Track the current market value of Hipo Staked GRAM (hGRAM) in US dollars. 
* **hGRAM Price in GRAM**: Monitor the value of hGRAM in relation to GRAM. 
* **Hipo TVL**: Total Value Locked (TVL) on Hipo, indicating the overall value held within our platform. 
* **hGRAM TVL on DEXs**: The portion of hGRAM Total Value Locked on decentralized exchanges. 
* **hGRAM Holders**: The number of unique addresses holding Hipo Staked GRAM tokens. 
* **Hipo APY**: The annual percentage yield for staking and other reward programs.

### Help Us Improve Hipo Stats

At Hipo, we've always maintained transparency in sharing our data with users. We encourage you to engage with us on social media and share your feedback. 

Let us know what additional data or features you'd like included in Hipo stats to make it even more comprehensive and user-friendly. Your input helps us improve and better serve the Hipo community.

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