SubQuery recently announced its support for Reef Chain, a high-speed, scalable EVM-compatible blockchain architecture designed for DeFi, NFT, and gaming. Utilizing the Substrate Framework, Reef Chain offers on-chain governance and near-zero transaction costs to eliminate wasteful mining practices for achieving consensus.
The integration of Reef Chain into the SubQuery Network introduces a new L1 DeFi, NFT, and gaming platform built on the Substrate Framework. This partnership empowers developers on Reef Chain with efficient data indexing services provided by SubQuery, enabling them to access and query on-chain data more effectively. By leveraging SubQuery’s adaptable, high-speed, and decentralized data indexing solution, developers can streamline their design processes and accelerate the release of new projects, ultimately facilitating the mass adoption of blockchain technology.
With SubQuery’s customized API, developers on Reef Chain can enhance their backend operations without the need to create their indexing solutions from scratch. This allows them to focus on product innovation and improving user experience. The CEO of Reef Chain commended SubQuery’s decentralized data indexing solution for its user-friendly interface and extensive examples supporting real-time data processing.
Sam Zou, the CEO of SubQuery, expressed his enthusiasm for supporting Reef Chain with their lightning-fast and flexible indexing solution. This collaboration enables developers to index data quickly and efficiently, providing them with the necessary tools and resources to build successful projects. SubQuery’s enterprise-grade managed service further supports Reef Chain by processing a high volume of daily requests, ensuring seamless operations for developers.
SubQuery’s advantages include the ability to create custom APIs for dApps and smart contracts in minutes, allowing developers to access clean indexed data for their services. The platform’s speed optimizations, such as multi-threading and store optimization, enable efficient indexing of millions of ledgers, reducing sync times and enabling faster iterations to bring new features to market quickly.