Launching your 1st SubQuery project just got faster and easier with Traceye–  Zeeve’s advanced, new-age data indexing platform for rollups, appchains, and custom Layer2s. You can now complete the whole process, including deployment, management, and scaling for production-grade SubQuery projects, in less than 10 minutes. This detailed, step-by-step guide discusses the whole process of Traceye. Before we dive in, let’s quickly see the specific features of Traceye that makes it an ultimate choice for web3 builders.

The radical growth of the DeFi sector has led to the creation of several innovative DeFi dApps. All these next-gen dApps require hands-on access to on-chain data to streamline their operations from a range of DeFi-based platforms like marketplaces, lending protocols, prediction markets, and more. However, the original form of blockchain data is stored in a complex and hard-to-visualize format. Traceye BI analytics feature simplifies access to on-chain data by allowing developers to create visual reports based on the raw data. Doing this is quite simple and extremely less time-consuming on Traceye; let’s understand how.

Traceye SubQuery is excited to offer cost-effective and reliable data indexing for newly-launched Layer2 rollups & appchains. You might know that indexing a new chain is often costlier as service provides do not offer shared indexing service for them. That’s because managing a full-fledged server and other critical infra setup is a complex and resource-intensive process. However, providers will struggle to get enough users for new networks to cover their allocated ROI.

is excited to offer shared infrastructure for Subquery projects. This addition is one of Traceye’s smart moves to make web3 data indexing affordable for all kinds of projects, including dApps building their standalone chains or projects from startups and scaleups.

Data visualization is an important aspect of on-chain data indexing. Considering this, Traceye has introduced ‘Traceye BI’ feature to create stunning reports from source Subquery Network data. Whether you manage a rollup L2/L3, appchain, or even a sovereign L1 blockchain, Traceye’s BI engine allows you to turn data into visual reports using graphs, pie charts, tables, and more. Let’s dive deeper and understand Subquery Data BI Reports. We’ll learn the basics and step-by-step process of report creation.

Traceye has added a major upgrade to its data indexing solution– advanced Subquery node monitoring. Earlier, Traceye has introduced same level of monitoring capabilities for dedicated Graph nodes. 

Traceye is excited to add support for Avalanche Layer1 (rebranded from Subnets) All kinds of custom Layer1 blockchains building their subnets can now use Traceye as their dedicated data indexer for low-cost and efficient indexing. With this addition, Traceye is now offering data indexing to a comprehensive list of appchains and rollup networks such as Polkadot Parachains, Cosmos SDK, Polygon CDK, OP Stack, ZKsync chains, and Arbitrum Orbit.

We’re excited to announce that Traceye has partnered with SubQuery to deliver cost-effective and powerful data indexing solutions for the custom appchains & L2/L3 rollups. This collaboration is set to enhance data accessibility and performance for developers building on cutting-edge blockchain infrastructures.

Traceye has upgraded its support to offer a dedicated indexer for Cosmos SDK chains. Any Layer1 building with Cosmos SDK can now launch its own dedicated node to pull on-chain data in a more streamlined and efficient way. Also, existing Cosmos SDK chains can upgrade their current data indexer with Traceye’s dedicated indexer. Let’s understand more about what makes Traceye a preferred data indexing solution. We will dive deeper into Traceye’s  features and the main advantages it offers for Cosmos SDK chain indexing.