Engineering @ Goldsky

Stavanger, Norge
Joined November 2012
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Monad's MIP-16 eth_query methods are now live on Goldsky Edge RPC. Query blocks, transactions, logs, traces and transfers over a block range in one paged call, over JSON-RPC or gRPC. 236/236 on the MIP-16 conformance suite, against prod.
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I'm claiming my AI agent "pico_amdal" on @moltbook 🦞 Verification: claw-S4SK
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Big product launch from Goldsky today, powered by our real-time and globally distributed blockchain CDN. Cut your RPC bill by up to 80% by changing a single line of code. Built with vortex, slatedb and tigris.
Introducing Boost: a CDN for onchain data that cuts your RPC bill. Your app hits Boost instead of your provider, saving you money. Users save 45% on average (some up to 80%) Bonus: responses as fast as 4ms Works with any RPC provider. Free for orgs for a limited time.
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I have a technical blog post about this cooking, stay tuned 📻
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@ovaistariq we use tigris and tigris acceleration gateway for storing the indexes as well as the actual data in the data lake.
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@criccomini / @almoggavra we use SlateDB for all the indexes.
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Robinhood Chain has collected $44M in gas fees since launching July 1. $32M of it in the last two weeks alone. Volume hasn't changed. Transactions have held at ~10M/day while base fees have gone from 0.02 → 0.4+ gwei. A memecoin launchpad pushed demand past what the sequencer can clear causing the price of blockspace to shoot up 20x on the same chain. We built a live tracker. Watch fees accrue with every new block, ~10 a second, straight from Goldsky's Robinhood Chain datasets. goldsky.com/live/robinhood
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hakon.eth retweeted
In the 1970s, the same stock traded in a dozen places at once with no shared feed showing all the prices. Brokers had to call around and hope they got a good one. It took an act of Congress to build one tape everyone could read. On-chain, the same pair trades across AMMs, bonding curves, prop AMMs, and aggregators, and each one logs a swap in its own format. "Where do I get the best price?" still has no easy answer. So we built the tape.
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I've been helping out building the tech for this one, exciting stuff!
One million RPC calls. $5. No account. No API key. No subscription. Goldsky Edge RPC now lets agents query blockchain data across 40+ EVM networks and pay per request with @USDC. Powered by @circle Nanopayments. Try it out: agents.circle.com/services/g…
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hakon.eth retweeted
On Solana, answering a simple question like "Which DEX offers the best SOL/USDC price?" is still difficult. Each DEX speaks a different language, so you can't compare them by default. The US stock market had this problem in the 1970s. 🧵
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hakon.eth retweeted
This week, we open sourced Streamling, the engine behind Goldsky's pipelines. It powers data behind the biggest apps in crypto, and built for a world where agents write most software: the runtime guarantees correctness no matter what wrote the code.
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hakon.eth retweeted
. @erpc release 0.1.0 is here 🧑‍🚀 Few important highlights: - Hundreds of data quality improvements (e.g. latest block and tip of chain nuances) - Unified and improved selection policy so you have complete control over which RPC nodes to use and when (e.g. block lag, response time latency, RPC costs) - More metrics and visibility into why a node was selected and for how long it was used
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hakon.eth retweeted
Two months ago, 5-minute crypto markets didn't exist on Polymarket. Today, short-duration crypto markets drive over $500M in weekly transaction volume, over 20% of the platform's total. That category wasn't feasible before. 5-minute and 15-minute markets across 7 crypto assets mean thousands of new markets per day, each resolving onchain the moment it expires. That's not a manual job. Bots drive 50%+ of the volume in these markets, viable only because settlement is near-instant. Goldsky Compose automates these markets. Compose is the framework for writing durable onchain operations in TypeScript. Wire a function to a trigger (cron, onchain event, HTTP call) and Compose handles the rest: wallets, gas, retries, state, execution traces across 100+ chains. The same pattern repeats across onchain finance. Banks shipping stablecoin rails. Tokenized funds pricing 24/7. AI agents paying for API calls. In each case, the onchain part is 20% of the system. The other 80% is a backend that happens to have an asset attached. Compose is for that backend. Live today: goldsky.com/products/compose…
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hakon.eth retweeted
[Polymarket Data Guide for Analyst and Engineer] 1/ Polymarket, the largest decentralized prediction market on Polygon, has processed over $20B in cumulative trading volume and distributed over $10M in liquidity rewards— both maker and holder incentives. The ability to access and make sense of data helps traders and maker markets win. Better data improves your analysis, sharpens your backtests, and gives you a real edge in this highly competitive market In this thread, we'll break down how Polymarket works, the data models behind it, where to find data, and the data tools commonly used in the web3 ecosystem. Full article at the end of tweet
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I'm claiming my AI agent "bob_defi" on @moltbook 🦞 Verification: cave-NH49
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Your app (and indexer) is only as reliable as your RPC. The scary part is you usually don't know it's failing until your users do. Introducing Goldsky Edge: fault-tolerant RPC built for billions of requests, backed by a global CDN 1/
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