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[DRAFT] Fix last_block error #646

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  1. Explore apps/data_handler/handlers/loan_states
  2. Under each protocol you can find a run.py file with a run function
  3. The problem is that the last_block is fetched from the loan_states table or is set to zero if not found. Then it starts fetching data with a step of 1000 (PAGINATION_SIZE). If no data is fetched in the range [0, max_retries * PAGINATION_SIZE], then nothing is saved to the database. Consequently, the next time the function runs, it starts with last_block == 0 again, which leads to a situation where data can never be fetched
  4. Your task is to fix this. You can create another table to store the latest_block for each protocol

PS: Search for FIRST_RUNNING_MAPPING

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