Amp Enterprise Grade Blockchain Data that Scales
summary
AMP is a SQL-first blockchain database released as a developer preview that serves raw and derived datasets locally or hosted, materializes parquet files into a Postgres-compatible store, and supports streaming or batch transforms plus TypeScript UDFs. It automatically handles reorgs, queries multi-chain and multi-contract data, and offers a repo quickstart for Anvil/Hardhat local indexing. Claimed performance: 100 ms chain head, 4M events/sec decoding, and splitting 1.5B rows in 35s for onchain transaction classification.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:42What is AMP
- 3:07Key features
- 5:36Local development
- 8:07Raw and derived data
- 9:11AMP as database
- 10:56Hosted data and SQL
- 11:59Transformations and queries
- 13:00Getting started
- 13:42Q&A
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