Ormi

Every USDC transaction lives on-chain. Querying it reliably in production is the hard part. Ormi just joined the @circle Alliance Program to help solve that. Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/ormi-joins-cir…

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We wrote a full breakdown on: - how crypto data actually works - how subgraphs index data - where things go wrong Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/crypto-data-ac…

How to access crypto data (and why it’s harder than it looks) 🧵below

RPC, block explorers, data APIs, subgraphs, SQL are five ways to access blockchain data, each with real tradeoffs. We broke down when to use what (and the mistakes most teams still make) 👇 blog.ormilabs.com/blockchain-dat…

Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/steer-protocol…

Anyone who writes their own indexing server is going down the wrong path. It's a lot more complicated than it looks - @DerekBarrera We broke down how his team at @steerprotocol went from custom indexers to a multi-provider setup powering 300+ markets across 45+ chains 👇

Liquidity at scale. youtube.com/watch?v=ny968E…

Full guide: blog.ormilabs.com/subgraph-best-…

We wrote a short guide explaining these four patterns in detail. If you run subgraphs, these changes can significantly improve indexing speed and query performance. Link below.

A lot of slow subgraphs come down to small design choices like: - schema design, or - mapping logic Schema structure, entity relationships, and RPC calls can slow indexing and add query latency over time. A few things to check 🧵 ↓