Hey Paulie, this is Vincent from Messari. Thank you for your question!
Our focus will continue to be around completing our subgraph coverage, both in terms of breadth (more chains supported, more diversified protocols types, more protocols) and in terms of depth (more data and deeper data for each protocol). In particular, we are expanding our coverage to some of the more “bespoke” protocols that don’t fit into our standardized schema particularly well. For example, FriendTech subgraph is one we built recently that exposes a lot of interesting data, despite it not fitting into any of the standardized protocol types we support.
Over the course of next year and into the years ahead, we are also super excited about adding SQL capabilities to The Graph ecosystem and enabling analytics use cases. We are seeing a lot of interest in this, and is also something we’ve always wanted at Messari. We will be building on top of the great work that are currently underway by Streamingfast and Semiotic, and potentially build standardized SQL-based “subgraphs” in a more composable way using DBT and Clickhouse.
Hey Paulie, this is Vincent from Messari. Thank you for your question!
Our focus will continue to be around completing our subgraph coverage, both in terms of breadth (more chains supported, more diversified protocols types, more protocols) and in terms of depth (more data and deeper data for each protocol). In particular, we are expanding our coverage to some of the more “bespoke” protocols that don’t fit into our standardized schema particularly well. For example, FriendTech subgraph is one we built recently that exposes a lot of interesting data, despite it not fitting into any of the standardized protocol types we support.
Over the course of next year and into the years ahead, we are also super excited about adding SQL capabilities to The Graph ecosystem and enabling analytics use cases. We are seeing a lot of interest in this, and is also something we’ve always wanted at Messari. We will be building on top of the great work that are currently underway by Streamingfast and Semiotic, and potentially build standardized SQL-based “subgraphs” in a more composable way using DBT and Clickhouse.