sub0 Asia 2024 - Marta Adamczyk (SubQuery)
summary
SubQuery claims an operational decentralized marketplace that already onboarded 2,000 indexers and handles over 70 billion managed requests, supports 160 networks and provides multi‑chain indexing into a single Postgres DB with one GraphQL endpoint. It reports almost 2× faster queries than The Graph, supports unfinalized blocks, and launches RPC providers alongside indexers with sharded historic state nodes, payment rails, verification and dispute flows to lower RPC cost and improve redundancy and latency.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45SubQuery’s mission and progress
- 2:30Blockchain indexers and data retrieval
- 3:54SubQuery features and ecosystem
- 5:38Multi-chain indexing benefits
- 7:26RPC challenges in web3
- 10:18SubQuery Network mainnet launch
- 12:27Why expand into RPC services
- 14:13Optimizing RPC nodes for queries
- 15:15Democratizing RPCs with shared nodes
- 16:18Decentralized infrastructure vision
- 17:40Kepler Network results
- 19:05Expanding mission and community call
- 20:32Q&A
related talks
31mEasily Access Blockchain Data with Subgraphs
11mUnlocking Blockchain Data with GraphQL
14mBuilding on The Graph with AI
33mThe Graph Protocol: A Deep Dive
08mBuilding GraphQL APIs on Ethereum
26mGraphQL in Web3: Building a Decentralized API
32mIndex, Query, Ship - HyperIndex + HyperSync Live
28mBuilding Rich APIs with The Graph Protocol