Overview
- SQD contributed indexed, validated datasets from 10 blockchain networks into Google Cloud Web3 Blockchain Analytics for BigQuery, with each block passing six cryptographic checks before loading.
- The datasets include complete histories from each chain’s genesis and expose blocks, transactions, event logs, and call traces so users can query them without running nodes or building custom indexers.
- SQD serves the data through a decentralized network that separates data providers, worker nodes, and gateways, and requires worker nodes to bond 100,000 SQD tokens and face rewards or penalties for performance.
- SQD said it plans to add more networks and AI-focused tools but did not name additional chains, publish a release schedule, or disclose pricing, revenue splits, or service-level commitments.
- Hosting the validated records in BigQuery lets companies join onchain records with internal data for business intelligence, compliance checks, and machine learning, but the companies did not disclose dataset storage regions which could affect regulatory controls.