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The most advanced API for on-chain data and analytics.
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Export Arkham wallet data from addresses or URLs
Jun 2026 · apify.com
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Hey everyone! I'm Rob and I want to share what I've built - a solid ledger behind simple API: https://decimals.app The ledger is a key piece of any financial system and is easy to get the design wrong, resulting in troubles for making sure money movements are adding up. I took a lot of inspiration from good designs from Square, Uber, and others for the scalability and security aspects. And on the usability side, I applied many concepts from the Ledger CLI, making it very easy to use. I'm really happy I get to show this to you all, thank you for reading about it! Please let me know…
2020
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Hey HN, I'm Jake, and I created Chainspy, a website that aggregates and visualizes on-chain metrics across multiple blockchains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. It's designed to give you insights beyond just price data. Why Chainspy? - On-Chain Metrics: Track blockchain activity (e.g., transactions, active users) across multiple networks, all in one place. - Advanced Charting: Visualize blockchain data with integrated TradingView charts. Ideal for comparing blockchain performance over time. - Wealth Distribution: See how wealth is distributed across wallets and spot centralization trends.…
2024 · app.chainspy.net
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Hi everyone, we recently launched our cryptocurrency pricing site we have been working on for a few months: https://chainsage.com Currently we are aggregating data from 200+ exchanges for 2000+ assets. Being cryptocurrency enthusiasts and investors ourselves, we were frustrated with the lack of filtering/sorting options existing providers of similar data had. For example, here's a live dashboard of assets with at least $100k in trading volume and a 10%+ USD price increase in the last 24 hours:…
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2017 · github.com
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If we want better web3 experiences, developers need better tools. RPC nodes are really good at executing transactions, however they are notoriously cumbersome to set up, and reading large chunks of data is not very efficient: To show a list of transactions and receipts, nodes have to re-execute smart contract code on entire blocks. For every read call. Not great at scale. Which is why everyone is building ETLs to move data from the chain into their own database. This GraphQL API is our first step in allowing developers to spend more time on building product, rather than ETL infrastructure.
2022 · basement.dev
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