This article offers a detailed tutorial on setting up a multi-chain indexer to index Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) transfers among Cosmos Zones. The guide illustrates the integration of bidirectional transfers between Osmosis and Cosmos Hub, emphasising the ease of adding more chains. By following this tutorial, you will develop an understanding
Example Project
PancakeSwap stands as a prominent decentralised exchange (DEX) in the web3 space, relying on indexers to furnish data to its user interface, facilitating user interactions. Indexers, such as SubQuery, play a crucial role in systematically organising information like tokens, liquidity pools, and transactions, offering users a swift and efficient way
We recently announced our commitment to expanding the SubQuery Network to decentralise and supercharge RPCs and address a much broader centralisation issue throughout Web3 infrastructure. The SubQuery network will see thousands of decentralised Indexers and RPC providers simplify the data layer for a myriad of applications and use cases. Previously
SubQuery has always been committed to building a Web3 revolution and providing the tools for developers to accelerate their own cutting-edge applications. We started this mission because we saw the lack of accessible blockchain data and decentralised infrastructure solutions were hindering the full potential of web3. The Challenges Building a
SubQuery is a fast and flexible blockchain indexing toolkit used by hundreds of teams on Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polkadot, Cosmos, Avalanche, and many more. By using our indexing solution, developers can focus on building their core products rather than building their own indexes. Our latest Developer Update highlights the
New Chain Support
We are very thrilled to announce full SubQuery support for Celo. SubQuery's indexing capabilities empower Celo developers to efficiently manage and query on-chain data, expediting development processes and facilitating rapid iterations, ultimately advancing the goal of onboarding the next billion users to the blockchain. Celo is a global
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Today, we are proud to announce the evolution of SubQuery, in which we aim to transition from simply indexing web3 data to pioneering a complete web3 infrastructure revolution. Over the last year, as we’ve been building out our data indexing service and network, we realised our network is in
Recaps
Over the past month, we've achieved remarkable milestones, supporting close to 120 networks now, adding indexing support for Concordium and Akash Network, and establishing groundbreaking partnerships with Meta Defender, stabble and Encointer. SubQuery is making good progress and we will be announcing a lot more in December. November
After almost three years of dedicated development, we are thrilled to announce that SubQuery is ready to take its next big step! Our journey has been incredibly rewarding, and it's all thanks to your unwavering support. The SubQuery Kepler Network has been nothing short of a remarkable success,
Example Project
In this article, we aim to provide a more detailed overview of Fetch.ai, the integration of which we previously announced. Fetch.ai stands as a beacon of innovation by establishing an open-access, tokenised, and decentralised machine learning network, fostering the development of intelligent infrastructure within a decentralised digital economy.
SubQuery’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable since the inception of our SDK nearly three years ago. In the years that followed, remarkable growth has propelled us to the forefront, establishing SubQuery as a key player in Web3 decentralised indexing. Join us as we take a nostalgic journey
New Chain Support
Today, we are excited to announce full SubQuery support for Akash Network. SubQuery's indexing capabilities empower developers on Akash to efficiently manage and query on-chain data, expediting development processes and facilitating rapid iterations, ultimately advancing the goal of onboarding the next billion users to the blockchain. Akash Network