Considering open sourcing our entire database of EVM blocks. Includes traces, transaction receipts etc. Have data for eth mainnet optimism polygon and goereli. Cost about 90k for all of the requests to trace everything. Figure it could lower some barriers 

Anyone interested?

Built to Build. Angel investor. Previously at Eng and Ventures Coinbase

And by database - it’s all in cloud storage stored in json files

Will have avalanche and Arbitrum up soon too

Database is hooked up to our indexer so it’s always up to date

🔨 building something new  // prev 5+yrs @Coinbase

Genuinely curious, what makes up most of the cost? Node providers if I have to guess

Also have you thought about storing in a more compressed file types to save on storage cost?

hmu on telegram and I can give you access 

carlcortright

Before: @StanfordGSB, Kubernetes @Google, @Blackstone

I don’t know - we haven’t done any analytics, correct these are geth traces. We only did callTrace though because that’s what we needed

Any interesting insights? Guessing these are geth traces?

Two things I've been curious about -- (1) distribution of obscure opcodes that actually get executed and (2) distribution of precompile calls

Things I thought about a lot writing an EVM impl and optimizing