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Solana is the highest-throughput chain on our platform, 30 times larger than any other we serve, and we deliver it at the lowest p50 latency we hit on any production chain. The engineering problem the Pump.fun ecosystem created, the numbers from last week, and the four delivery channels that solve it.
How to Detect Stellar Deposits Without Running a Horizon Node
Why Stellar custodians, anchors, and payment products use Bitquery as the upstream for their deposit-detection pipelines. The Stellar transfer schema, what each record carries, the API patterns the data supports, and how delivery works at enterprise scale through cloud data dumps to S3, Snowflake, or Google Cloud.
How to Build a Tron Transfer Index Without Running a Full Node
Why crypto data teams use Bitquery cloud data dumps as the upstream for their Tron warehouse ETL. The Tron transfer schema, what each record carries, how customers use it at production scale, and how delivery works to S3, Snowflake, or Google Cloud.
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Bitquery provides historical and real-time Tron data through GraphQL APIs, WebSocket subscriptions, Kafka streams, and cloud warehouses. Sign up at ide.bitquery.io to query blocks, transactions, TRC-20 transfers, energy/bandwidth usage, and smart contract events on Tron.
Tron is one of the largest USDT networks. Bitquery indexes every TRC-20 transfer including USDT, USDC, and other tokens. Filter Transfers by token contract or wallet to get full holder lists, transfer history, balance changes, and counterparty graphs — useful for compliance, exchange operations, and tax reporting.
Use the DEXTrades query in our Tron API to get trades from JustSwap, SunSwap, and other Tron DEXs. Filter by token, pair, or wallet and aggregate to OHLCV candles, top traders, and volume per pool.
Yes. Bitquery provides real-time Tron streams via Kafka, WebSocket subscriptions, and GraphQL with low-latency delivery of new blocks, transfers, DEX trades, and contract events.
Yes. We decode every Tron smart contract call and event log using the contract's ABI. Query function calls and emitted events by contract address, function name, or event signature — useful for tracking JustLend, USDT mints/burns, and other on-chain activity.
Filter Transfers, Trades, and Balances queries by Tron wallet address to get full transaction history, TRC-20 balances, energy/bandwidth usage, and trading PnL across all Tron DEXs.
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