Today we are proud to announce our new improvement to SubQuery, SubQuery’s Dictionary indexing feature. The SubQuery Dictionary is all about speeding up your Projects. It dramatically improves indexing the performance of your SubQuery Project, sometimes up to 10x faster. When indexing chain data, SubQuery Projects used to inspect...
Today we’re going to explore the goals that we have with SubQuery and some of the competitive advantages that we think make the SubQuery Network better than our competitors. SubQuery’s currently provided indexing and transformation data in a centralised way. Although this has allowed us to power some...
How does the SubQuery Network work? ELI5 Today we’re going to talk about how the SubQuery Network works at a high level. Participants Participants in the SubQuery Network There are three types of participants in the SubQuery Network: * Consumers: Consumers will make requests to the SubQuery Network for specific...
SubQuery’s mission is to make decentralised data more accessible. We transform and organise data from Polkadot and Substrate projects, and then provide that data for developers to use for a wide array of projects (wallets, explorers, custom chains, or any other dApp). Everyone knows that a core weakness of...
Today we’re introducing deployment slots, a whole new feature that improves the developer experience in SubQuery’s hosted service. SubQuery Projects is already being used as a managed and hosted service for many Projects, whether they’re chain explorers, wallets, NFT explorers, or others. It’s a service that...
This week we’re excited to announce that Berkeley has selected SubQuery to be part of their exclusive Blockchain Xcelerator. SubQuery (and it’s parent company OnFinality) were selected from over 200 applications to be part of just 21 exclusive spots. Berkeley’s blockchain Xcelerator is known around the world...