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Last updated 1 year ago

Blocktorch is committed to advancing the open-source ecosystem, particularly in the realm of web3 data engineering. If you are a developer you are warmly invited to contribute to the projects, which aim at enhancing accessibility and utility within the web3 data space. Currently, we have published two open-source projects:

  1. Decoder Service: Designed to convert web3 data into formats that are easy for humans to read, this tool is crucial for developers working in blockchain data analysis and interpretation. |

  2. Batch Decoder: This project focuses on tracing transactions between Layer 1 Blockchains and Optimistic rollups as Layer 2 solutions, addressing a critical need for better interaction and understanding of cross-layer transactions. | |

Both projects are meant to help decode, make sense and work with blockchain data.

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