Enhancement: Dynamic Visual Representation of Providers in Cities

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Context:
The current visualization of network capacity on the global map displays single dots for each city with active providers. This representation does not differentiate between cities with multiple providers, potentially obscuring the actual distribution and density of providers.

Problem:
Cities with multiple providers, such as Singapore, which has sg.lnlm.akash.pub and sg.lneq.akash.pub, are currently represented with a single dot. This makes it challenging to recognize areas with a higher concentration of providers at a glance.

Proposed Solution:
Implement a dynamic visual representation for cities with multiple providers. Suggestions for this are:

1. Dot Size Variation: Increase the size of the dot proportionally to the number of providers in that city. This would make cities with a higher number of providers more prominent.
2. Color Gradients: Use color gradients to indicate the density of providers. A more saturated or darker color could signify a greater number of providers.
3. Interactive Tooltips: When hovering over a city dot, display a tooltip that lists all the providers in that city. This would provide immediate and clear information about provider distribution within the city.

Benefit:
This enhancement would improve the user interface by providing a more accurate visual representation of the network's distribution, allowing users to easily identify hubs of activity and make more informed decisions based on provider density.

Additional Notes:

• Consider the scalability of the visual representation for cities that may have a large number of providers.
• Ensure that the UI remains uncluttered and that the information is presented in a user-friendly manner.

I believe this feature would significantly improve the user experience and provide valuable insights at a glance. Looking forward to the team's thoughts on this.