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ZeeveThe Hottest Rollup Framework in 2025? Here’s What to Know
Whether we talk about Rollups’ state in 2024 or the current year, L2 rollups have gained unrealistic growth & adoption with $10.22B TVL, $31.25B TVS, and close to 400 chains launched already. Ethereum’s pro-dank sharding upgrade, Stage-1 decentralization, Dencun upgrade, Optimism’s Bedrock upgrade, Polygon’s AggLayer, and Elastic Network from ZKSYNC are the major reasons behind this tremendous growth. Due to such popularity, choosing the Rollups framework can be really a challenge, especially...
ZeeveUse Cases To Make Room For Blockchain To Evolve in the BFSI Segment
e momIn the last article “ The Industrialization of Blockchain in Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance” a lengthy discussion ideally anchored blockchain as the force multiplier or a problem solver for the BFSI sector. But merely anchoring blockchain as the silver bullet in the BFSI sector will not be enough unless tangible impacts can be accounted for. In this piece, some of the use-cases with real time impact will provide tangible proof that blockchain is indeed changing the face of BF...
ZeeveOvercoming Historical Light Client Limitations in L2 rollups with Alt DA layers
Rollups are suffering under one grave problem where they need to be highly interoperable with other ecosystems for not diluting the liquidity. However, in order to do that, they need cost-efficient data availability solutions for validation, which should be decentralized and secure. That’s where the light nodes/clients are making a difference. In this piece, we shall deep dive to understand how light nodes/clients are allowing the rollups to maintain the integrity of the network without compr...
ZeeveThe Hottest Rollup Framework in 2025? Here’s What to Know
Whether we talk about Rollups’ state in 2024 or the current year, L2 rollups have gained unrealistic growth & adoption with $10.22B TVL, $31.25B TVS, and close to 400 chains launched already. Ethereum’s pro-dank sharding upgrade, Stage-1 decentralization, Dencun upgrade, Optimism’s Bedrock upgrade, Polygon’s AggLayer, and Elastic Network from ZKSYNC are the major reasons behind this tremendous growth. Due to such popularity, choosing the Rollups framework can be really a challenge, especially...
ZeeveUse Cases To Make Room For Blockchain To Evolve in the BFSI Segment
e momIn the last article “ The Industrialization of Blockchain in Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance” a lengthy discussion ideally anchored blockchain as the force multiplier or a problem solver for the BFSI sector. But merely anchoring blockchain as the silver bullet in the BFSI sector will not be enough unless tangible impacts can be accounted for. In this piece, some of the use-cases with real time impact will provide tangible proof that blockchain is indeed changing the face of BF...
ZeeveOvercoming Historical Light Client Limitations in L2 rollups with Alt DA layers
Rollups are suffering under one grave problem where they need to be highly interoperable with other ecosystems for not diluting the liquidity. However, in order to do that, they need cost-efficient data availability solutions for validation, which should be decentralized and secure. That’s where the light nodes/clients are making a difference. In this piece, we shall deep dive to understand how light nodes/clients are allowing the rollups to maintain the integrity of the network without compr...
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We’re thrilled to announce the latest enhancement to the Traceye platform: Webhooks for Subgraphs, a pivotal feature within our newly launched Developer Box toolkit. This feature is set to revolutionize how developers interact with our Hosted Subgraph services, making your development workflow more efficient than ever.
Subgraphs are essential for indexing blockchain data and storing it in a Postgres database for easy access via GraphQL APIs. However, constantly querying the Subgraph for the latest updates can be resource-intensive and time-consuming. Recognizing this challenge, we’ve developed Webhooks for Subgraphs to provide a seamless solution.
By simply configuring a webhook URL for your Subgraph schema, you can now have new or updated entity information pushed directly to your dApp. This eliminates the need for continuous polling, significantly reducing the overhead and enabling you to respond to new data promptly.
With Webhooks for Subgraphs, we’re not just offering a feature; we’re providing a gateway to more responsive and efficient dApp development. Welcome to a world where your web3 development process is not just streamlined but also more connected.
In addition to the primary benefits of Webhooks for Subgraphs, Traceye’s “Community Subgraphs” feature offers developers access to a rich array of DeFi and cryptocurrency data from prominent platforms like Uniswap, Aave, Compound, Premia, and ENS. This integration provides valuable, near-real-time data feeds essential for building cutting-edge applications.
This versatile ‘Webhooks for Subgraphs’ feature is available across Traceye’s infrastructure offerings, from Dedicated Graph Nodes for tailored, high-performance needs, to our Hosted Subgraphs—a cost-effective solution designed to democratize access to Subgraph technologies. This ensures that developers have the flexibility to deploy this feature in a way that best fits their project’s requirements and budget.
Start with Traceye’s Subgraph Webhooks for smarter, faster project updates. Our latest feature ensures your data keeps pace with blockchain’s speed.
“Subgraph Webhooks complement Web3 Functions or serverless architecture. By introducing Webhooks for Subgraphs, Traceye is not just adding a feature; we’re streamlining the development process to keep pace with the dynamic demands of the Web3 ecosystem. This tool empowers developers by automating data delivery, enabling them to focus on innovation rather than data management chores. It’s about making development more intuitive and responsive, setting a new standard for efficiency and effectiveness in the field.”
Dr Ravi Chamria
Co-founder and CEO of Zeeve
Here’s a step-by-step guide on setting up webhooks for your subgraphs. Need more information on Traceye? Visit our webpage.
Have queries? Talk to our experts and see how Traceye can simplify your blockchain data needs.
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We’re thrilled to announce the latest enhancement to the Traceye platform: Webhooks for Subgraphs, a pivotal feature within our newly launched Developer Box toolkit. This feature is set to revolutionize how developers interact with our Hosted Subgraph services, making your development workflow more efficient than ever.
Subgraphs are essential for indexing blockchain data and storing it in a Postgres database for easy access via GraphQL APIs. However, constantly querying the Subgraph for the latest updates can be resource-intensive and time-consuming. Recognizing this challenge, we’ve developed Webhooks for Subgraphs to provide a seamless solution.
By simply configuring a webhook URL for your Subgraph schema, you can now have new or updated entity information pushed directly to your dApp. This eliminates the need for continuous polling, significantly reducing the overhead and enabling you to respond to new data promptly.
With Webhooks for Subgraphs, we’re not just offering a feature; we’re providing a gateway to more responsive and efficient dApp development. Welcome to a world where your web3 development process is not just streamlined but also more connected.
In addition to the primary benefits of Webhooks for Subgraphs, Traceye’s “Community Subgraphs” feature offers developers access to a rich array of DeFi and cryptocurrency data from prominent platforms like Uniswap, Aave, Compound, Premia, and ENS. This integration provides valuable, near-real-time data feeds essential for building cutting-edge applications.
This versatile ‘Webhooks for Subgraphs’ feature is available across Traceye’s infrastructure offerings, from Dedicated Graph Nodes for tailored, high-performance needs, to our Hosted Subgraphs—a cost-effective solution designed to democratize access to Subgraph technologies. This ensures that developers have the flexibility to deploy this feature in a way that best fits their project’s requirements and budget.
Start with Traceye’s Subgraph Webhooks for smarter, faster project updates. Our latest feature ensures your data keeps pace with blockchain’s speed.
“Subgraph Webhooks complement Web3 Functions or serverless architecture. By introducing Webhooks for Subgraphs, Traceye is not just adding a feature; we’re streamlining the development process to keep pace with the dynamic demands of the Web3 ecosystem. This tool empowers developers by automating data delivery, enabling them to focus on innovation rather than data management chores. It’s about making development more intuitive and responsive, setting a new standard for efficiency and effectiveness in the field.”
Dr Ravi Chamria
Co-founder and CEO of Zeeve
Here’s a step-by-step guide on setting up webhooks for your subgraphs. Need more information on Traceye? Visit our webpage.
Have queries? Talk to our experts and see how Traceye can simplify your blockchain data needs.
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