KYVEhas officially archived and validated all 11M+ blocks and block results of Axelar’s blockchain, a game-changing milestone for the Axelar ecosystem and cross-chain historical data as a whole.
Delivering secure cross-chain communication for Web3,Axelarhas grown to support over 50 chains, including recent collaborations with Microsoft, Mastercard, and Circle. Stemming from a long-lasting partnership, KYVE has made all of the historical data behind these cross-chain communications a trustless public good, unlocking fast, low-resource network syncing, reliable cross-chain building and analysis, and much more. Let’s explain…
Rapid, Low-Resource Network Syncing
By KYVE archiving and validating all of Axelar’s historical chain data, its ecosystem can leverage KYVE’s latest node syncing tool,KSYNC, to freely and easily sync all blocks from Genesis. One can also sync to a specific block to pinpoint any necessary data or to simply catch up with the network and avoid keeping all of the chain data at once.
In this sense, KYVE acts as a trustless archival node for Axelar, as well as the other chains it supports. Since Axelar requires its node network to support every blockchain it integrates, this demands a lot of resources and management from its node network. Instead, Axelar node runners can also use KSYNC to sync withany other chains supported by KYVE, minimizing time, resources, and reliance on centralized or unreliable data sources.
any other chains supported by KYVE
Watch for a quick demo on syncing with KYVE’s KSYNC from Axelar Genesis in just one minute:
Reliable Cross-Chain Building & Analysis
By providing all of Axelar’s blocks and block results,KYVE’s data poolalso enables users to have reliable access to explore interchain accounts, cross-chain message requests, and more.
How? One can either source the trustless data directly from KYVE’s REST-API or simply leverage KYVE’sData Pipelinefor a no-code data import option. This enables anyone to import all the historical data in raw form into their preferred data backend, then transform the data however they need to either implement directly into their dApps, dashboards, or indexers, as well as for thorough chain analysis.
KYVE’s Axelar data pool is also a wonderful source for any Axelar/cross-chain communication-based hackathons. Providing the historical data they need in minutes so that they can take their time focusing on building out their innovation.
Get an idea of the trustless data you can pull from Axelar via KYVE’s Data Pipeline from the web app’s query playground:
Start Your Trustless Data Journey Today
This integration is just the start of all that KYVE can offer the Axelar ecosystem! For now, KYVE has archived and validated Axelar blocks and block results. KYVE can do the same with the Axelar state (State-sync), and or any other needed data, one just needs to create a new data pool.
Ready to go trustless?Discover KYVE’s docs and get started today.
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More About Axelar
Axelar delivers secure cross-chain communication for Web3, enabling you to build Interchain dApps that grow beyond a single chain. Secure means Axelar is built on proof-of-stake, the battle-tested approach used by Ethereum, Polygon, Cosmos, and more. Cross-chain communication means you can build a complete experience for your users that lets them interact with any asset, any application, on any chain with one click.
More About KYVE
At the core ofKYVE Networklies its innovative decentralized data validation and transfer protocol, a powerhouse driving the network’s efficiency and reliability. This protocol is a cornerstone in ensuring decentralized data validation, immutability, and seamless retrieval. Regardless of the data source, KYVE serves as a conduit to any storage or data availability layer, guaranteeing an enhanced and customizable experience from inception to completion.
KYVE is backed by blockchains and foundations such as Arweave, Ava Labs, Solana Foundation, Interchain, Moonbeam, TheGraph Edge, Parity Foundation, Celo/Composable Finance, Zilliqa, Octopus, Mina Foundation, Aurora, and NEAR Foundation.
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Written by Margaux Stancil, Head of Marketing at KYVE.