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We're moving to Paragraph.xyz!

We started this blog and our Weeknotes newsletter on Substack to give the community insight into the latest happenings with Tableland. Since then, we began research and experiments around web3-native data needs—which led to the MVP for Basin. Our blogs started to incorporate topics outside of the core Tableland database, but everything we’ve shared has been built by the team behind the protocol—Textile. ICYMI—Mirror and Paragraph are joining forces (see here), so moving from Mirror to Paragra...

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Apr 4
Data Availability: Reviewing proof & storage approaches
BackgroundData Availability (”DA”) is a hot topic now that EIP-4844 is live! There are a few major players in the space, and all of them take similar approaches but with a few differences. We'll take a look at EigenDA, Celestia, Avail, and Arbitrum AnyTrust. But first, let's start off with a bit of background information. DA layers ensure that block data is provably published so that applications and rollups can know what the state of the chain is—but once the data is published, DA ...
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Mar 15
Tableland Studio Launch: Manage, Deploy, & Discover Onchain Datasets
The Tableland Studio is officially launching! We opened up beta access to the Studio around 6 months ago, and since then, we’ve been working with developers to enhance its functionality.Studio landing page linking to your teams and associated projects.If you’re unfamiliar with the Studio, it’s a web application that lets you create collaborative teams, projects, and tables on the Tableland network. A primary benefit is a lower lift to getting started developing on Tableland. Additionally, any...
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Mar 13
Blobs, transient storage, & data availability: Tableland just became your cheap onchain SQL database
Dencun goes liveToday, the Dencun upgrade went live! This brings EIP-4844 (and others) to Ethereum mainnet and the long-awaited Proto-Danksharding aka “blob” support. Blobs are a new transient storage option that expires after ~2 weeks. Up to this point, L2 chains would post transaction data from the L2 back to Ethereum L1 as calldata at some interval to ensure the data is made available onchain. The Dencun changes how L2s interact with the L1; instead of posting rolled-up data as calldata, i...
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Mar 11
WeatherXM + Textile: DePIN Data Storage, Retrieval, & Rewards Computation
TL;DRWeatherXM used Textile to do the following:Bring open data availability of station/device data and rewards calculations to help progress toward fully decentralized infrastructure and bring transparency to the dataset.Enable verifiable data such that the data is signed at the source, ensuring all data is cryptographically provable with access controls on data mutations.A decentralized framework for computation, such as QoD, providing the WeatherXM ecosystem a way to build on top of the da...
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Feb 23
Synthetic foundations: the future of data in web3
In 2012, Chris Dixon wrote that just as oil powered the Industrial Age, data is the fuel of the Information Age. I believe that by the end of 2024, we will all realize that synthetic data is the clean energy.Understanding synthetic dataSynthetic data is created by first training a model on real data to learn its distribution. Then, the model's generative capabilities are used to produce new, synthetic data. This synthetic data can then train other models to learn new functions or abiliti...
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Feb 22
Gearing Up for a Dynamic Week at ETHDenver with Tableland!
We’re looking forward to a vibrant week of conversations, presentations, and activations with our ecosystem partners and friends. We’d love to see you there! Here are some of the gatherings on our agenda:Tuesday, February 27thDePIN DaySet to collaborate with our companions at Fluence for a day replete with thought-provoking talks, immersive workshops, and engaging panels exploring the depths of DePIN innovation. Location: Green Spaces, 2950 Walnut St, 80205 Time: 13:00 - 17:00 MSTWednesday, F...
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Feb 15
Farcaster Replicator: How to Further Decentralize the Stack with Textile
Make Farcaster data available on decentralized storage with replication from Hubs to Postgres to Textile & Filecoin.BackgroundFarcaster is a “sufficiently” decentralized social network that’s modeled off of Twitter/X but rooted in web3. Part of its success has been the team’s approach toward building a scalable and UX-focused application, or as the co-founder puts it… https://twitter.com/dwr/status/1755306700486381825 What’s unique with Textile’s approach to web3 data is that we agree with Fa...
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Feb 1
Basin Vaults Tracker: web3.py & GitHub Actions to Parse Contract Events for New Vaults
What is it?Textile has built an experimentally verifiable data layer called Basin, which lets anyone create “vaults” that act as a data container for arbitrary data. A vault is created by an EVM-compatible wallet (on Filecoin FVM), thus, granting the account write ownership to the vault. As data is pushed to the vault, it’s registered onchain as an append-only log for all mutations associated with the vault. We built a simple demonstration of how you can:Parse all vault creation events from t...
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Dec 18
Solutions for DePIN Data Management & Collaboration
DePINs are transforming the landscape of physical infrastructure, but managing their vast and diverse data sets efficiently and securely remains a major challenge. At Tableland, we're tackling this head-on, pioneering innovative solutions that can reshape DePIN data management, and enable enable new, more useful ways of utilizing data.Tableland Basin v2: Scaling Data in TablelandIf you’ve followed the progress of Basin development you are aware that we are excited about the potential of ...
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Oct 31
In our continuous endeavor to revolutionize how decentralized peer-to-peer projects manage and utilize data, we're proud to shine a light on our collaboration with WeatherXM, a forward-thinking community-driven weather network. In late August we shared a bit about the work we’re doing with DePIN organizations to build solutions that simplify data aggregation, verifiability, and collaboration. Since then, we’ve laid the foundation for something much bigger for DePINs, distributed networks...
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Oct 18
Fostering Verifiable Trust: Showcasing the Open Data Hack Winner 'Tableland Attestation Service'
The recent Open Data Hack hosted by Encode Club served as a crucible for innovative solutions addressing pivotal challenges within the decentralized landscape. Among the groundbreaking projects unveiled was the Tableland Attestation Service (TAS), led by Nick Lionis. TAS has been introduced to significantly bolster trust and verification within the Filecoin network. TAS emerges as a structured attestation service, elegantly anchored on the robust infrastructure of Tableland. Its objective is ...
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Oct 18
Bridging Real and Virtual Worlds: Showcasing the Open Data Hack Winner '3D Print Near Me'
In the ever-evolving world of decentralized applications (dApps), the recent Open Data Hack hosted by Encode Club bore witness to the emergence of a novel project, “3D Print Near Me,” conceived by Dominic from Trinidad and Tobago, and Karthikeyan from Singapore. Their initiative showcases what becomes possible when imaginative minds intersect with the enabling environment provided by Tableland. Dominic highlighted the value of Tableland, stating, "This is a needed technology to make dApps wor...