In the rapidly evolving world of Web3, the concept of modularity is gaining unprecedented momentum. In this article, we’ll delve into the beginner concepts of it all, understanding modularity’s rise in popularity and KYVE’s impactful role alongside it…
As more and more data enters the space, retrieving any specific data becomes increasingly difficult, especially when the pieces are computationally reliant on one another. In order to ease the overall experience in accessing and working with data, we need a decentralized data-sourcing solution with built-in validation and access tooling around it, much like KYVE.
This article explores how open source drives the evolution of blockchain, transforming ideas into action and communities into ecosystems. Through KYVE’s open source framework, discover how transparency, security, and collective innovation are not just ideals but the building blocks of a truly decentralized future.
Web3 has introduced groundbreaking solutions to Web2 challenges, such as decentralization, open-source frameworks, and trustless systems. However, even these innovations have overlooked pain points, most notably — not entirely relying on trustless, verified data, leaving data feeds vulnerable to malicious attacks. But how exactly can data be implemented into all future Web3 builds in a truly trustless way?
In blockchain, data accessibility and management are critical components that ensure the transparency and security of decentralized networks. This overview will explore how archival nodes store data, the limitations of archival nodes, especially when blockchains grow exponentially, and KYVE as a cost-effective and scalable data management solution.
KSYNC, a tool developed by KYVE Network, revolutionizes how blockchain data is accessed, synced, and utilized for node oprerators. Since its launch, KSYNC has saved nodes over 66 days of sync time—an enormous feat considering the importance of timely data in the blockchain ecosystem.
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Starting a new blockchain project? Don’t overlook the critical role of data. From ensuring transparency and trust to enabling long-term scalability, effective data management is the backbone of any successful blockchain initiative. Learn how KYVE’s decentralized data solutions can help you build a strong, reliable foundation for your project.
KYVE is thrilled to announce its partnership Xion blockchain, integrating its chain data onto the KYVE protocol to ensure Xion’s historical data is permanently accessible and reliably available to everyone. Dive into how this collaboration empowers developers, validators, and end users alike.
The KYVE Foundation, as the steward of the KYVE Network streamlining decentralized data storage and accessibility, introduces its own Public Goods Funding (PGF) Program. This initiative aims to empower blockchains with full decentralized historical data support while fostering a collaborative experience within their existing networks.
Along KYVE'S journey, we have brought forward essential validator tools for our network, such as KYSOR and Supervysor; as well as provided resources around installing Cosmos’ Cosmovisor and a Docker Image for fast native node creation.
To further support this initiative for future KYVE developments and take this collaboration with dedicated users to the next level, we’re thrilled to launch an official Beta Testers Program!
With KYVE being a one-of-a-kind Layer 1 blockchain that provides innovative, decentralized data tooling to the public, building it required an entirely new thought process for data in Web3. Now, with KYVE mainnet live, we’d like to shed light on our learnings and unique development journey these past two years in getting KYVE to where it’s at today.
KYVE is entering an exciting new phase with its latest web app features and partnerships, all designed to fuel seamless data support for new ecosystems and their communities. While KYVE is quite technical, these new enhancements have made it even easier for you to engage with the KYVE web app and its multi-network opportunities!
In an effort to include KYVE’s community in its technological advancements, the KYVE Beta Testers Program launched at the end of 2023. Now, the 2nd official Beta Testing Phase is open for applicants, dedicated to testing the new storage provider “Turbo” developed by the ArDrive team serving the ar.io network.
As KYVE continues to extend its data solutions to new ecosystems, more use cases and user opportunities arise. As a positive step in our journey to revolutionize decentralized data management and accessibility, KYVE has upgraded to v1.5, enabling multi-coin funding, protocol optimization, and more.
KYVE is thrilled to announce its partnership Xion blockchain, integrating its chain data onto the KYVE protocol to ensure Xion’s historical data is permanently accessible and reliably available to everyone. Dive into how this collaboration empowers developers, validators, and end users alike.
KYVE’s highly anticipated mainnet has successfully launched! Starting out as an Arweave smart contract, KYVE quickly grew into launching its own Layer 1 chain built with the Cosmos SDK, enabling the project to transform into an entire network built around solving data roadblocks for today’s developers.
After many tests, improvements, interactions, and more, Mission Korellia, is now complete! Let’s take a closer look at all that we have learned and accomplished during this journey…
Along KYVE'S journey, we have brought forward essential validator tools for our network, such as KYSOR and Supervysor; as well as provided resources around installing Cosmos’ Cosmovisor and a Docker Image for fast native node creation.
To further support this initiative for future KYVE developments and take this collaboration with dedicated users to the next level, we’re thrilled to launch an official Beta Testers Program!
KYVE’s time during Korea Blockchain Week and Token2049 this year was nothing but a success! It was our first time attending conferences and events in Asia, providing a great opportunity to grow our presence and connections in the Asian market.
KYVE’s time during Devconnect 2023 in Istanbul was nothing short of a success. This was our first time attending, and we didn’t hold back! Visiting over fifteen different side events and participating in three, not to mention, hosting our very first all-day data conference with Chainbase and leading speakers such as BNB, Metamask, Mina, Consensys, Coingecko, and more!
KYVE took on ETHDenver for a second time! Not only making an impact at the conference but many side events along with it. We were very pleased to see the growing support for KYVE, connect further with strategic partners and investors, and discover possible new collaborations.
A look into KYVE's third funding round, totaling $13M in overall funding and valuing KYVE at $100M.
A look into KYVE's second funding round, securing support from leading chains and VCs to further develop the protocol.
A look into KYVE's first integrations with major blockchains and pre-seed round in 2021.
In the rapidly evolving world of Web3, the concept of modularity is gaining unprecedented momentum. In this article, we’ll delve into the beginner concepts of it all, understanding modularity’s rise in popularity and KYVE’s impactful role alongside it…
As more and more data enters the space, retrieving any specific data becomes increasingly difficult, especially when the pieces are computationally reliant on one another. In order to ease the overall experience in accessing and working with data, we need a decentralized data-sourcing solution with built-in validation and access tooling around it, much like KYVE.
With KYVE being a one-of-a-kind Layer 1 blockchain that provides innovative, decentralized data tooling to the public, building it required an entirely new thought process for data in Web3. Now, with KYVE mainnet live, we’d like to shed light on our learnings and unique development journey these past two years in getting KYVE to where it’s at today.
In 2023, KYVE established its foundation, launched mainnet, released new tooling, and overall set new standards in the data space. This article unveils KYVE’s significant 2023 achievements, partnerships, and community growth, laying the groundwork for 2024.
2022 marked a year of growth for KYVE, bringing on major tech developments, partnerships and integrations with top Layer 1 chains, $9 million raised in our final funding round, the growth of our community to over 130k members, and much more!
2021 has been an incredible year for KYVE. This past year, we introduced the solution to the world, collaborated with great partners, and iterated a lot to have today a fully functioning protocol in testnet. It is time to rewind and celebrate our success together!
This article explores how open source drives the evolution of blockchain, transforming ideas into action and communities into ecosystems. Through KYVE’s open source framework, discover how transparency, security, and collective innovation are not just ideals but the building blocks of a truly decentralized future.
Looking back at 2024, KYVE took its mission to the next level, expanding its capabilities and spreading data support across ecosystems worldwide. From groundbreaking innovations to growing strategic partnerships, KYVE solidified its role as a leader in blockchain infrastructure. This year’s achievements set the stage for an even stronger 2025, where KYVE’s impact on the data space will reach new heights...
Web3 has introduced groundbreaking solutions to Web2 challenges, such as decentralization, open-source frameworks, and trustless systems. However, even these innovations have overlooked pain points, most notably — not entirely relying on trustless, verified data, leaving data feeds vulnerable to malicious attacks. But how exactly can data be implemented into all future Web3 builds in a truly trustless way?
KYVE is entering an exciting new phase with its latest web app features and partnerships, all designed to fuel seamless data support for new ecosystems and their communities. While KYVE is quite technical, these new enhancements have made it even easier for you to engage with the KYVE web app and its multi-network opportunities!
In an effort to include KYVE’s community in its technological advancements, the KYVE Beta Testers Program launched at the end of 2023. Now, the 2nd official Beta Testing Phase is open for applicants, dedicated to testing the new storage provider “Turbo” developed by the ArDrive team serving the ar.io network.
In blockchain, data accessibility and management are critical components that ensure the transparency and security of decentralized networks. This overview will explore how archival nodes store data, the limitations of archival nodes, especially when blockchains grow exponentially, and KYVE as a cost-effective and scalable data management solution.
In Q3 2024, KYVE took major steps toward expansion. With initiatives like Public Goods Funding and collaborations across prominent ecosystems. As more projects integrate KYVE's cutting-edge data tools, the platform is cementing its position as the leading hub for seamless, trustless historical data management and accessibility in Web3.
KSYNC, a tool developed by KYVE Network, revolutionizes how blockchain data is accessed, synced, and utilized for node oprerators. Since its launch, KSYNC has saved nodes over 66 days of sync time—an enormous feat considering the importance of timely data in the blockchain ecosystem.
Starting a new blockchain project? Don’t overlook the critical role of data. From ensuring transparency and trust to enabling long-term scalability, effective data management is the backbone of any successful blockchain initiative. Learn how KYVE’s decentralized data solutions can help you build a strong, reliable foundation for your project.
After over 100 days live, the KYVE Grants Program Phase 0 has concluded! This initial phase, granting approved applications with 17,000 USDC and 50,000 in $KYVE, has set the foundation for future innovation and community-driven development around the KYVE Network.
The KYVE Foundation, as the steward of the KYVE Network streamlining decentralized data storage and accessibility, introduces its own Public Goods Funding (PGF) Program. This initiative aims to empower blockchains with full decentralized historical data support while fostering a collaborative experience within their existing networks.
Last week, in July 2024, several KYVE contributors attended the highly anticipated EthCC in Brussels. Far more than just a conference, EthCC was a dynamic convergence of visionary minds, groundbreaking projects, and forward-thinking discussions, amplified by over 100 engaging side events.
As KYVE continues to extend its data solutions to new ecosystems, more use cases and user opportunities arise. As a positive step in our journey to revolutionize decentralized data management and accessibility, KYVE has upgraded to v1.5, enabling multi-coin funding, protocol optimization, and more.
KYVE excelled in Q2 2024, expanding its Web3 data solutions via strategic partnerships and technological advancements. Milestones include extensive network growth, impactful collaborations, and the introduction of innovative tools like the Trustless API, enhancing data accessibility and integrity across multiple ecosystems.
