Bringing rise to Data 3.0 and other indexing-related shenanigans

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With p̶r̶i̶c̶e̶s̶ innovation on the rise, some reminders:

1) "steady lads" isn't in our vocabulary; our infra is backed by real assets

2) @monad-xyz was supported weeks ago; some say we can see the future

3) our customers invest more in memecoins; with data infra solved, they get back to what makes them unique

Just added Litecoin for funsies - what's next?

Just added Litecoin for funsies - what's next?

https://docs.indexing.co/networks/litecoin

avalanche

I'll be speaking at the /avalanche Summit🔺 on May 21st on how to Love Your Data Again

Reach out if you'll be in town!

FarCon NYC

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Building /indexing, the next data stack

This week we:

- found a way to break a 200tb RAID device; all is well 🫡 
- pushed some updates to our docs; more guides coming soon!
- cut over to snapchain for existing indexing -> paves the path for more upgrades soon(ish)

See you all at /farcon-nyc this week! 👋

Building /indexing, infra for the distributed world

Last week was mostly R&D:
- Began planning a Neighborhood for token data -> more on that in coming weeks
- Deeper SQLite work for universal queues
- Cleanup work for asset tracking across Aptos, Sui, and Solana

Happy Easter 🐰

Web1 = my compute
Web2 = their compute
Web3 = our compute

Join us

At https://t.co/cxJAjf7WAo, we're building the future of data accessibility.

The thesis remains simple:

Web1 = my compute
Web2 = their compute
Web3 = our compute

Idle compute is *everywhere* and we're on a mission to make it useful.

Web1 = my compute
Web2 = their compute
Web3 = our compute

Join us

https://x.com/indexingco/status/1912965322141057516

SimpleHash and Reservoir shutting down are perfect examples why indexing.co is built different and perfect for web3.

Builders demand more from their data solutions. APIs are remnants of legacy web2 architectures. Consumer and defi apps are only as unique as their data - builders need focused, transformed data delivered directly to them. 

This is what we offer. Our customers save >70% on their data infra while focusing on what makes them unique.

Reach out if you're ready to upgrade your data stack - we're committed to building in public and my dm's are always open 🐇

Building /indexing, distributed infra for open data

This week we:
- Found a 15x improvement in what we lovingly call "The Void"
- Continued ^ our march towards bare metal -> eventual on-prem
- Onboarded /sui 
- Explored ephemeral, distributed stream architecture with early adopters (for cases like Base's "flash blocks", MegaETH's "mini blocks", Cast Protocol's gossip'd stream, etc)

Excited to announce that /indexing has joined Avalanche Codebase to begin protocolizing our infra. The thesis remains simple:

- Web1 = my compute
- Web2 = their compute
- Web3 = our compute

While "crypto" has been a clear first use case for these distributed primitives, it certainly won't be the last. Idle compute is *everywhere* and we're on a mission to make it useful.

Whether on-chain or off-chain, the promise of Web3 is in permissionless, limitless access to data. @indexingco believes in a future where data flows freely and is fully controlled by the end person, business, or even autonomous agent accessing it.
https://t.co/3h0jR7Cz72

Excited to announce that /indexing has joined Avalanche Codebase to begin protocolizing our infra. The thesis remains simple:

- Web1 = my compute
- Web2 = their compute
- Web3 = our compute

While "crypto" has been a clear first use case for these distributed primitives, it certainly won't be the last. Idle compute is *everywhere* and we're on a mission to make it useful.

https://x.com/avax/status/1907464995790545090

Building /indexing, distributed infra for open data

This week we shipped:
- JITI template support for `tokenTransfers` for Filecoin and Substrate chains
- Snapchain (Cast Protocol 😉) support; we'll be ready as soon as the switchover happens
- Optimizations for customer backfills -> beginning a full revamp to bring that in-house next
- Got into [REDACTED] to help build [REDACTED] by the end of May -> will be casting from /london next week 🇬🇧

Congrats on making it to the weekend!

https://theweekend.lol/

building /indexing, distributed infra for open data

This week we:
- Officially launched docs.indexing.co; new marketing site coming ~next week
- Caused, found, and fixed an issue 3x'ing our internal queue throughputs
- Other bug fixes + optimizations for self-service flows

With these posts, I'll also start voicing some of our targets + immediate roadmap 👇 

Current target: 60s from 0 to data flowing

While this is already possible with the tech (e.g. via scripts), the UX isn't there. Some of our immediate roadmap includes:

- Self-service sign ups (accounts, billing, usage tracking, etc)
- More, and more robust, templates + examples:
http://docs.indexing.co/examples
https://github.com/indexing-co/jiti/tree/main/src/templates

What if the future of blockchain data isn’t APIs, but real-time indexing?

@runninyeti.eth, founder of /indexing and winner of the 2025 ATX DAO Pitch Competition, joins the podcast to talk infra, scaling, and why boring tech wins.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts 🔗👇

https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/atxdao/episodes/E45-How-Indexing-is-Reshaping-Web3-Data-Access-with-Brock-Haugen-e30ethl

We're boring so you don't have to be 🐇

gm from the Rockies! 🏔️

Data infra sucks; come experience Data 3.0 with us

Quite a few people looking for indexing alternatives with the news about SimpleHash getting acquired and discontinuing services

Seeking $250k in dedicated funds for indexing.co to pick up where SimpleHash left off.

We have the pipes, we have the templates, and we've been doing similar work for customers for years. The industry needs a dedicated offering though.

SimpleHash is (was...) great, but often limited by their API-first approach to accessing data. Imagine token metadata, ownership, and pricing available in *any* pipeline and delivered directly to users.

Open to investment, partnerships, grants, ... DC me if interested.

Fun stream on different approaches to indexing: https://x.com/BuildOnFuel/status/1894756706283868310

Hint: we're all about eliminating storage layers, which is "perhaps the most unconventional approach" 😉