When we set out to build SubQuery, we always planned to make the developer experience as close as possible to other indexing solutions out there in the market, including The Graph. Following our recent Ethereum integration announcement, developers building on Ethereum can now benefit from the superior SubQuery experience, including
Today we’re excited to announce our indexing support for the BNB Smart Chain (commonly known as BSC), hot on the heels of our recent Ethereum and Polygon integration announcements. We’re particularly excited for BNB Smart Chain (formerly known as the Binance Chain) due to the huge amount of
Our Global Community Manager, Siqi Jia, went to the Web3 Festival in Hong Kong, one of the main crypto events in Asia. The conference took place on April 12-15 at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. This four-day event saw over 10,000 attendees, including many top projects and Web3
Today we are proud to release our support for Polygon, a popular Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum. In this article we share a detailed developer guide for the Polygon community to use to solve their data indexing needs, including how to migrate from The Graph or use our Managed
We are excited to announce our latest partnership with Humanode. Humanode is the first crypto-biometric network that brings Sybil resistance and innovative governance models to the crypto industry using biometric technology. It does so by leveraging the capabilities of the Substrate framework. This collaboration unlocks numerous opportunities for developers to
At SubQuery, we’re thrilled to announce complete support for the Polygon network. Since our recent announcement that we support Ethereum, it was only natural to extend this coverage to Polygon, which typically offers faster and cheaper transactions compared to the Ethereum network. Polygon is designed to run decentralised applications
SubQuery is a fast & flexible blockchain indexing toolkit that powers hundreds of teams on NEAR, Polkadot, Avalanche, Algorand, Cosmos and Flare. We help developers focus on their core product, rather than waste time and money building their own indexing solution. In our latest Developer Update we highlight new technical
The latest SubQuery Monthly Update is here again! Throughout the past month, the SubQuery team has been hard at work developing new features, enhancing existing tools, and extending our indexing support throughout the Web3 ecosystem. We have achieved a number of important milestones, including expanding our indexing support to Injective,
Today we are proud to release our support for Ethereum. In this article we share a detailed developer guide for the Ethereum community to use to solve their data indexing needs, including how to migrate from The Graph or use our Managed Service. SubQuery is an open data indexer that
One of the key components of Web3 infrastructure is the indexer. In simple terms, an indexer is a software component that indexes and organises data stored on the blockchain network into a more performant and available storage, allowing developers to query that data quickly and efficiently. Indexers are an essential
SubQuery, the universal web3 data indexing toolkit, takes a significant step forward with today’s announcement of beta support for Ethereum. Despite being a beta release, SubQuery has already proven to be faster than The Graph, offering Ethereum developers another decentralised alternative with the impending launch of the SubQuery Network.
The emergence of Web3 has brought about a paradigm shift in the way we interact with the internet. The arrival of the decentralised web means users have more control over their data and experience across the internet - and slowly we’ll eliminate all inefficiencies with centralised service providers and