Nick Yushkevich
@neewy
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Nick Yushkevich
@neewy
You would only pay for filtered data per GB delivered, $2.5 per GB on Build and $1.75 on Scale plans. If you plan to backfill all transfers with Streams and Filters to a destination that supports GZIP compression here’s what you might be charged for:
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Nick Yushkevich
@neewy
Streams loads this filtered data into your destination, ensuring exactly once unduplicated ordered delivery. With this filtered data, you can: - Track token transfers across different ERC standards (ERC20, ERC721, ERC1155) - Analyze transaction patterns and volumes - Monitor specific addresses and contract
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Nick Yushkevich
@neewy
You will need: 1. Streams (Block with receipts dataset): https://dashboard.quicknode.com/streams/new?dataset=block_with_receipts 2. Filter code matching ERC ABIs: https://pastebin.com/ex882XNp 3. A destination ready to ingest Streams data: PostgreSQL, Webhooks, S3, Snowflake
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Nick Yushkevich
@neewy
We’ve built a way to pull exact parts of on-chain data you need with @quicknode Streams and Filters. Here's how you'd build a pipeline to get all ERC transfers paying less than $1 a day, streamed right to your database or webhooks:
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Nick Yushkevich
@neewy
oh no! sorry to shill here but I definitely feel that @quicknode Streams would be way more reliable and cost-effective solution to get new blocks and transactions. we built it exactly to solve this problem + help with reorgs and more https://www.quicknode.com/streams
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Nick Yushkevich
@neewy
Just released PostgreSQL and Snowflake support in QuickNode Streams for quicker and faster way to filter, aggregate, and analyze on-chain data. Check out supported datasets here: https://www.quicknode.com/docs/streams/data-sources#evm-dataset-schema
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