SubQuery is pleased to announce its arrival in the Terra environment. Today is a big day for Terra developers since the chain is launching its first indexing protocol. Terra has joined Avalanche and Polkadot as indexing possibilities for SubQuery.
Following the success of SubQuery as the dominant data indexing solution in Polkadot and Avalanche, it was only logical to follow through on the idea of delivering the same scalable and flexible solution to developers in additional Layer 1 ecosystems.
SubQuery has grown rapidly since its inception in 2021, providing hundreds of millions of queries every day to hundreds of applications in the Polkadot ecosystem. Developers can quickly examine, manipulate, and analyse on-chain data thanks to data indexing technology SubQuery, by separating the backend, removes the requirement for specialised data processing servers. It allows developers to concentrate on product design and user experience rather than developing their own querying methods.
The SubQuery ecosystem’s extra resources and capabilities, including documentation, developer support, and free managed hosting, will be made available to Terra users via SubQuery.
SubQuery brings quick, versatile solutions to Terra users
SubQuery is bringing this quick, versatile, and open data indexing solution to Terra users, as well as all of the supporting tools, documentation, developer support, free managed hosting, and other advantages that developers enjoy from the SubQuery ecosystem.
SubQuery is currently decentralising and tokenizing the protocol in preparation for the launch of the SubQuery Network in the 2nd quarter of 2022. The Network will be clear and available to anyone, innovating in payment ways and enabling indexing Terra initiatives from the start.
