Visualizing the Ethereum Blockchain
summary
A live Ethereum visualizer is built for Visa using the @pmndrs stack: react 3 fiber, react-spring and drei, rendered on a seven‑panel array with a central touchpad and deployed in the San Francisco Innovation Center. Transactions render as performant points with vertex positions, colored and sized via a custom Shader, blocks use physical/transmission materials so you can peer inside, and positional audio pings as transactions hit thresholds. Proof‑of‑concept runs live though large screens cut frame rate and required performance tuning.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Ethereum visualizer intro
- 1:04What is data experience
- 4:41Project goals and blockchain
- 6:24Visual language for Ethereum
- 7:26Sound and touch expansion
- 8:49San Francisco prototype
- 10:163D data experience tools
- 11:213D environment with React Three Fiber
- 14:10Blockchain block component
- 15:35Animating blockchain with React Spring
- 16:38Transactions in blocks
- 18:03Color size sound for transactions
- 19:48Future plans and next steps
- 20:31Q&A
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