Head of Marketing at SubQuery Network
We are pleased to announce that SubQuery has just onboarded Agoric as a new customer. The Agoric blockchain is a Javascript-based interoperable Proof-of-Stake blockchain in the Cosmos ecosystem designed to make building web3 applications easy for web2 developers. With SubQuery's fast, flexible, open, and decentralised data indexing solution,...
We are thrilled to announce our integration support for XDC Network, an enterprise-ready, Layer-1, EVM-compatible, open-source, hybrid blockchain protocol specialising in tokenization for real-world decentralised finance. SubQuery's indexing capabilities empower developers on XDC Network to efficiently manage and query on-chain data, expediting development processes and facilitating rapid iterations,...
Welcome back to the next instalment of the SubQuery Mastery Series, where we help you navigate the SubQuery Network and ensure you maximise potential rewards. If you’re reading this article, it’s likely you’re already participating in the SubQuery Network as a delegator and you want to understand...
There is always a new big hype in every crypto cycle. Last time around, it was all about alternative layer-1s like Solana, or layer-1 ecosystems like Cosmos and Polkadot. At that time, people were still unsure about Ethereum's move to ETH2.0. While the hype around alternative layer-1...
We are thrilled to announce our newest customer, StakeStone! StakeStone is an omni-chain Liquid Staking Token (LST) protocol that enhances native staking yields and liquidity across Layer 2 networks. StakeStone uses SubQuery to track user transactions on each blockchain network, providing reliable data for their campaigns. SubQuery’s data indexer...
We’re excited to announce that we are supporting another L1 blockchain, Artela! Artela is an extensible blockchain network enabling developers to build feature-rich dApps. Artela is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of dApp functionality beyond smart contracts, unlocking the full potential of Web3 innovations. SubQuery's indexing capabilities...
