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# History

It is particularly useful for evaluating consistency, seasonality, and the evolution of your real yield.

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Income Calendar map - A full-year calendar grid, one cell per day

* Each cell's **color intensity** represents that day's **total yield income in USD** across all positions (token amount × token price)
* A **year selector** allows switching between years if historical data spans multiple years

**Tooltip on hover:** Exact date + USD amount earned

* Instantly reveals **gaps** (inactive periods, protocol pauses) vs. **high-earning streaks**
* Gives a historical perspective on earning activity that raw tables cannot convey

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The **History** tab focuses on long-term performance and trend analysis:

* Monthly wave chart for comparing dApps

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* Line chart showing total monthly income over time

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* Key performance indicators:
  * Best month
  * Monthly average
  * Cumulative yield
  * Yield growth rate

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