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resolves: #1066

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added account activity tracking for received and sent funds, transaction counts, and native assets.
    • Added an endpoint to retrieve lifetime totals across all addresses associated with a stake address.
    • Added validation and error handling for invalid, missing, or unavailable account data.
  • Documentation

    • Documented the new account totals endpoint.
    • Updated state namespace documentation and snapshot metadata to include account activity data.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for account activity processing, rollback behavior, serialization, and account totals responses.

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Adds persisted account activity entities for lovelace and native assets. The account roller aggregates transaction activity by stake credential. Mini Blockfrost exposes lifetime totals through a new endpoint. Snapshot namespace registrations, ADR documentation, tests, and goldens are updated.

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Account activity totals

Layer / File(s) Summary
Activity entities and delta dispatch
crates/cardano/src/model/activity.rs, crates/cardano/src/model/mod.rs
Adds account activity entities, saturating delta application, exact undo handling, serialization, schema registration, and model dispatch.
Transaction activity aggregation
crates/cardano/src/roll/accounts.rs
Aggregates received and sent lovelace and native assets per stake credential at transaction boundaries.
Stake-address totals endpoint
crates/minibf/src/lib.rs, crates/minibf/src/routes/accounts.rs, docs/content/apis/minibf.mdx
Adds and documents /accounts/{stake_address}/addresses/total. The handler returns lovelace totals, sorted asset quantities, and transaction count, with integration coverage for success and error cases.
Snapshot namespace registration
adrs/004_stelae_snapshots.md, crates/snapshot/src/namespaces.rs, crates/snapshot/tests/*
Registers two activity namespaces and updates namespace-count assertions and snapshot golden metadata.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 03ccc

The PR adds account activity namespaces, but their registry order currently violates the snapshot invariant and will cause validation to fail. Merge should wait until the namespaces are reordered and the affected goldens are regenerated.

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Suggested labels: enhancement, area:minibf

Suggested reviewers: scarmuega

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant MiniBlockfrost
  participant AccountRoller
  participant ActivityState
  Client->>MiniBlockfrost: GET /accounts/{stake_address}/addresses/total
  MiniBlockfrost->>ActivityState: Read AccountActivity and AccountAssetActivity
  ActivityState-->>MiniBlockfrost: Lovelace, assets, and tx_count
  MiniBlockfrost-->>Client: AccountAddressesTotal
  AccountRoller->>ActivityState: Apply transaction activity deltas
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crates/snapshot/tests/coverage.rs (1)

46-49: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial

Run the required Rust validation before merge.

Run cargo clippy with no warnings, a warning-free clean build, and the test suite. Also run the ignored Docker-backed registry round-trip suites for crates/snapshot/**.

As per coding guidelines, **/*.rs requires cargo clippy with no warnings, a clean build without warnings, and tests; crates/{stelae,snapshot}/**/*.rs requires the #[ignore]d suites that spawn a real OCI registry.

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In `@crates/snapshot/src/namespaces.rs`:
- Around line 37-40: Reorder the entries in the NAMESPACES registry so
AccountActivity::NS and AccountAssetActivity::NS precede AccountStakeLog::NS
according to byte-sorted order, then regenerate the state-layer and inscription
goldens.

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  • adrs/004_stelae_snapshots.md
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  • crates/minibf/src/lib.rs
  • crates/minibf/src/routes/accounts.rs
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Comment on lines +37 to +40
pub const NAMESPACES: [Namespace; 19] = [
AccountStakeLog::NS,
AccountActivity::NS,
AccountAssetActivity::NS,

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Reorder the new namespaces to satisfy the sorted registry invariant.

namespaces_are_sorted_and_distinct compares NAMESPACES with its byte-sorted copy. AccountActivity::NS and AccountAssetActivity::NS sort before AccountStakeLog::NS, but the current array places them after it. The snapshot test will fail.

Regenerate the state-layer and inscription goldens after reordering the array.

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 pub const NAMESPACES: [Namespace; 19] = [
-    AccountStakeLog::NS,
     AccountActivity::NS,
     AccountAssetActivity::NS,
+    AccountStakeLog::NS,
     AccountState::NS,
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pub const NAMESPACES: [Namespace; 19] = [
AccountStakeLog::NS,
AccountActivity::NS,
AccountAssetActivity::NS,
pub const NAMESPACES: [Namespace; 19] = [
AccountActivity::NS,
AccountAssetActivity::NS,
AccountStakeLog::NS,
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In `@crates/snapshot/src/namespaces.rs` around lines 37 - 40, Reorder the entries
in the NAMESPACES registry so AccountActivity::NS and AccountAssetActivity::NS
precede AccountStakeLog::NS according to byte-sorted order, then regenerate the
state-layer and inscription goldens.

@michalrus michalrus added enhancement New feature or request area:minibf Mini Blockfrost (minibf) API labels Aug 20, 2026

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@vladimirvolek there are some conflicts in crates/cardano/src/model/mod.rs

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Severity legend: 🔴 must fix · 🟡 should fix · 🟢 minor.

Reviewed with live verification on preview:

  • Semantics match blockfrost-backend-ryo's ground-truth SQL, including failed-tx collateral handling (db-sync swaps in collateral flows for invalid txs exactly like pallas consumes()/produces() — verified equivalent, so no comment on that).
  • The official blockfrost-tests preview fixture passes on a store rebuilt with this branch (accounts/:stake_address/addresses/total big stake address, strict match). A full accounts-family run shows zero regressions against a main-baseline: identical pre-existing failures, plus the new endpoint flipping to pass.
  • cargo test (dolos-cardano, dolos-minibf, dolos-snapshot) and clippy are clean on a local merge with main.

Two housekeeping notes:

  • The branch needs a rebase: trivial conflict with GovDistrBoundaryCredit in the CardanoDelta enum on main.
  • The head commit message says "governance dreps endpoint - tests" but contains the snapshot/goldens changes for this feature.

Ok(())
}

fn visit_tx(

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🟡 visit_tx here flushes the previous tx's buffer, not the current one: the hook runs before this tx's visit_input/visit_output, so tx_activity still holds tx N-1, and the block-end flush() covers the last tx. That ordering is not part of the BlockVisitor contract — every other implementor treats visit_tx as "this tx begins" — so any second driver (or a well-meaning refactor of crawl) that doesn't interleave the calls this way silently merges txs into one AccountActivityRecord and corrupts tx_count.

Suggest either computing the record entirely inside visit_tx (it already receives the tx and the resolved utxos map, so no cross-call state is needed), or documenting the ordering on the trait and renaming this to flush_previous_tx_activity.

/// Cumulative native-asset activity for all addresses associated with an
/// account, keyed by the same stake credential as `AccountActivity`.
#[derive(Debug, Encode, Decode, Clone, Default, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub struct AccountAssetActivity {

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🟡 This map holds every asset unit the account ever touched, and the whole entity is decoded + re-encoded on each block that moves any of the account's assets — O(assets-ever-seen) per block, both at tip and during replay. For token/NFT-spammed hot wallets (tens of thousands of distinct units) that is a multi-MB codec pass per touching block.

Fine to ship as-is in my view, but worth a follow-up issue. Note for that issue: the naive fix (one entity per cred ++ unit) does not work — EntityKey is fixed 32 bytes and From<&[u8]> silently truncates, and the CBOR credential alone fills all 32. A workable shape is sharding: key = cred_hash(28) ++ variant(1) ++ shard_byte(1) ++ pad(2) with shard = hash(unit) & 0xFF; the endpoint reads the account's shard range via iter_entities, and per-block work drops to the shards actually touched.


/// Cumulative lovelace activity for all addresses associated with an account.
#[derive(Debug, Encode, Decode, Clone, Default, PartialEq, Eq)]
pub struct AccountActivity {

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🟡 Two core primitives already exist for this:

  1. dolos_core::cbor::U128 is the shared u128-as-16-bytes CBOR encoding — its doc says it exists "to give a single definition to an encoding that would otherwise be repeated as a private module in each crate", and EpochState.output already uses it. Declaring these fields as cbor::U128 deletes add_to_quantity, both accessors, and the manual from_be_bytes conversions in minibf. The namespace is new, so there is no stored-data compat concern.
  2. cred_key below re-implements credential_to_key (exported from model/pending.rs; rupd carries another copy). NsKey::from((ns, credential_to_key(cred))) keeps the key encoding defined once — three copies drifting means account lookups silently miss.

};

// pointer addresses are excluded to match the account endpoints
if !is_pointer {

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🟢 Two notes on the pointer exclusion:

  • The policy is decided inline at two call sites (here and in visit_output) with the justifying comment only here. The established pattern in this same visitor pushes is_pointer into the delta (ControlledAmountInc/Dec decide in apply), keeping the rule at one point so the two guards cannot drift.
  • It is also a real (if tiny) Blockfrost divergence worth documenting: db-sync resolves pointer addresses to stake_address_id, so BF includes their funds in totals, while dolos returns zeros for pointer-only credentials. Deliberate and consistent with the other dolos account endpoints — document-only.

}
}

fn undo(&self, entity: &mut Option<AccountAssetActivity>) {

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🟢 Latent trap: new() accepts Vec<(Bytes, u128)>, which can repeat a unit. For [(U,5),(U,3)], apply snapshots prev = [(U,orig),(U,orig+5)], and this forward-order restore leaves U at orig+5 instead of orig — silent total corruption on rollback. Unreachable today (the producer collects from a BTreeMap), but either iterate .rev() here or make the record hold BTreeMap<Bytes, u128> directly — that also deletes the collect() conversions at the call site and makes duplicates unrepresentable.


let stake_address = account_key
.address
.to_bech32()

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🟢 Parity note, document-only: for a registered-but-never-funded account, BF returns stake_address: null (its SQL derives the echo from a tx_out subselect that finds no rows), while this returns the normalized bech32. The dolos behavior is the saner one; flagging it only so it's a known divergence if a fixture ever hits that case.

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some nitpicks but LGTM

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AccountActivity looks like it could live on AccountState rather than being its own entity.

The keys are byte-identical — AccountActivityRecord::key and ControlledAmountInc::key are both minicbor::to_vec(&cred). And the row sets aren't merely the same cardinality, they're nested: the activity accumulation in AccountVisitor sits inside if !is_pointer, while ControlledAmountInc/Dec are emitted unconditionally for the same credential in the same hooks, so no credential can have activity without already having an AccountState. The new endpoint already leans on that — it 404s on AccountState existing and then unwrap_or_default()s the activity read.

Merging would be three #[cbor(default)] fields at indices 8–10, the same additive pattern retired_pool already uses at #[n(7)]. It saves a second read-modify-write per tx on a key that's being written anyway, drops a duplicate row per account, and keeps one namespace out of the stele.

The things that could block it look fine: StakeDeregistration sets deregistered_at without deleting the row, so the lifetime counters survive; and AccountVisitor already carries epoch, so flush_tx_activity can build through AccountState::new.

The one real cost is AccountTransition — it sweeps every account at each epoch boundary and would rewrite ~40 extra bytes per row. That seems cheap next to the per-tx double write it removes, but worth weighing.

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Some measured numbers on what AccountAssetActivity costs, taken against a synced mainnet instance.

Baseline. Mainnet state today is 18.68M entity rows — 1.99 GB of values plus 747 MB of keys, 2.73 GB total. accounts is 5.92M rows / 783 MB, assets is 11.16M rows / 991 MB.

Disk. The live UTxO set holds 13.78M distinct (credential, asset) pairs across 914k credentials. received_assets alone encodes to 866 MB, at 62.9 bytes per pair to carry a 16-byte quantity — [u8; 16] derives as a CBOR array of 16 integers, 17 to 33 bytes. With sent_assets that is roughly 1.3 GB, a ~48% increase in state size. It is a floor: the entity stores everything ever received or sent rather than currently held, and accounts already carries 5.92M rows against the 2.52M credentials present in the live set.

Processing. The fold decodes and re-encodes the full map once per batch per touched account. The distribution is long-tailed — p50 0 assets, p99 94, p99.9 555, max 196,908. 921 credentials hold >= 1k assets, 22 hold >= 10k, 3 hold >= 50k.

distinct assets encoded value decode + encode
10,000 953 KB 2.5 ms
22,083 2.10 MB 6.6 ms
49,676 4.74 MB 16.3 ms
88,958 8.48 MB 34.4 ms
196,908 18.9 MB 72.3 ms

Those are multi-megabyte values rewritten through every LSM compaction level, on the sync path, with the cost scaling by how often the account appears in blocks.

Rollout. There is no incremental path — existing nodes need a full doctor rebuild-state. The namespace also enters snapshot::NAMESPACES, so every stele carries the extra bytes and every operator bootstrapping mainnet downloads them.

For context, tx_count and the lovelace sums come from AccountActivity at ~40 bytes per account. Everything above is the per-asset breakdown alone.

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