Most users never notice the pieces that make their apps smooth, fast, and reliable — and that’s exactly the point. For web3 tech to move from niche experiments into mainstream utility, the industry needs background plumbing that turns raw blockchain data into predictable, low-latency APIs.
The internet has evolved through several transformative phases — from the static, read-only pages of Web1 to the interactive and social platforms of Web2. Now, we’ve entered a new paradigm: Web3 technology.
AI is rapidly changing how blockchain infrastructure is built. Developers are using machine learning to automate smart contract analysis, optimise node operations, and even generate blockchain APIs for real-time data.
The blockchain ecosystem generates an immense amount of data every second. Transactions, smart contracts, wallets, and decentralized applications all leave behind valuable trails of information.
APIs (or application programming interfaces) are the backbone of modern applications, powering everything from financial services to social media. As blockchain adoption accelerates, the need for seamless API and blockchain integration has never been greater.
In the rapidly evolving world of blockchain, indexers have become the unsung heroes. They make blockchain data accessible, searchable, and usable for Web3 applications.
Blockchain development has matured from experimental projects into mission-critical infrastructure for some of the world’s most regulated industries. Financial services, healthcare, and supply chains are adopting blockchain to enhance transparency, trust, and efficiency.
In the world of blockchain security, transparency and immutability are often seen as unshakable guarantees. However, these guarantees are only as strong as the infrastructure and tooling that supports them.
Centralized cloud providers dominate today’s internet infrastructure, powering most applications and services we use daily. While these providers offer convenience and scalability, they also come with drawbacks—vendor lock-in, high costs, censorship risks, and single points of failure
The SubQuery Network is the fastest, most flexible data indexing solution in web3 technology. Until now, interacting with the network required navigating the SubQuery Explorer or integrating with APIs. With this release, we’re bringing that same power directly to your terminal.
Blockchain technology has transformed the way we think about trust, transparency, and digital ownership. Yet, despite its potential, blockchain data remains notoriously complex to work with.
Multi-chain is the future. With over 1,000 distinct blockchains already active—developers are no longer bound to a single chain or ecosystem. Building for multiple networks boosts reach, resilience, and innovation—but it also amplifies complexity.