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#1519 [Big Tipper] Referendum #1519
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Previously set up the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npnbqnlQtoQInterview that was used as community/ecosystem IP and gained significant traction towards the latter half of 2024.Following up on this, and tapping into my network, I organised Gavins first podcast on https://blockworks.co/, one of the largest crypto data, news and insights platforms in the market with a huge US presence. This podcast was today released on the Blockworks, EMPIRE podcast cohosted by both Yano , the cofounder of Blockworks, and Santiago R Santos, prominent investor in the space and founder of Inversion Capital. Please find the link to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=girZNw51Ro4. This is a tip proposal request for the work that has been done and executed since September 2024 for both initiatives.
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Dear Proposer,
Thank you for your proposal. Our first vote on this proposal is AYE.
The Big Tipper track requires 35% participation and simple majority of non-abstain voters according to our voting policy. This proposal has received four aye and zero nay votes from ten members. Below is a summary of our members' comments:
The voters expressed strong support for the referendum, unanimously casting their votes in favor. They praised the quality of the interviews, particularly highlighting one featuring Gavin, and emphasized the importance of amplifying his voice. Additionally, there was a consensus that the budget was acceptable, further solidifying their approval. Overall, the comments reflected enthusiasm for more such interviews in the future, indicating a desire for continued engagement and dialogue.
The full discussion can be found in our internal voting.
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Permanence DAO
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@13znFMMjHyM2UvSewvaKMC2bLUcySRMzcM8BAMTzm1G2P5ju many thanks for the thorough feedback and transparency — appreciate the support.
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#1526 SQD (fka Subsquid) - Public Data Indexing Infrastructure for Polkadot and Kusama ...
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Proponent: Subsquid Lab Official - 13bfKSQXoBn3AMLtZaW6BKv797fqZzsD3PYF6xpJDir3tdoE Beneficiary: Subsquid Lab Official - 13bfKSQXoBn3AMLtZaW6BKv797fqZzsD3PYF6xpJDir3tdoE
Contact Details: Subsquid Labs GmbH 6300 Zug, Switzerland mf@subsquid.io
Short description: Ongoing development and maintenance costs for public SQD Archives
Archive raw data: Archive Infrastructure Metrics - July, August, September
Requested: $310,592.98
Previous proposals: https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/referenda/1447
Motivation
A) Archives
Archives are an important piece of Polkadot and Kusama data infrastructure provided by SQD (formerly Subsquid). They provide access to on-chain data for public chains in the Polkadot ecosystem. They are being used as a data source for Squids and for efficient data exploration and ad-hoc queries. The Archives, as performant data sources of historical on-chain data, are critical to the operation of backend APIs run by major projects in the Polkadot ecosystem.
Popular Polkadot dApps and projects that depend on SQD include the following:
- Tanssi Network
- Talisman Wallet
- Polimec
- Polkassembly
- Apillon
- Hydration
- Giant Squid API (maintained by LimeChain)
- SubWallet
- FiDi
- KodaDot
- RMRK
- ChainSafe (in particular the Multix multi-sig, as well as other projects)
- Phala Network
- Stellaswap
- Polkascan
Since the beginning of 2024, SQD has transitioned to a paid model for supporting parachains. However, public chains continue to be available for free use. Throughout the Q3 of 2024, we provided a free public data indexing service for Substrate blockchains, allowing interested parties to access indexed data on Substrate Events, Extrinsics, Storage Items, and EVM logs. Below is a list of the public chains we currently support at no cost:
- polkadot
- kusama
- asset-hub-kusama
- asset-hub-polkadot
- bridge-hub-polkadot
- collectives-polkadot
- rococo
- westend
B) Contribution
During Q3 2024, we addressed real-world use cases that were highly requested by the community:
- Supported Substrate extrinsic v5, enhancing compatibility for newer Substrate-based chains.
- Updated squid templates to the new data decoder interface.
Achievements
Increase in Archival Data Demand and Infrastructure Scaling
During Q3’24, archival data demand increased approximately 3.6 times, from 3,265 GiB in Q2 to 11,713 GiB in Q3. We addressed the increasing demand for archival data by enhancing our infrastructure's throughput and redundancy through deploying archives to OVHCloud in addition to GCE, while also empowering our maintenance and engineering teams to support the expanded infrastructure effectively.
Decentralization of the SQD Network Enhancing the Polkadot Ecosystem:
In Q3’24, we continued to empower the SQD Network, driving forward our mission to strengthen the Polkadot ecosystem’s decentralization and resilience. By the end of the quarter, the SQD network had grown to include 1139 active Worker Nodes, securely storing 574TB of data and serving approximately 11TB of data per day. This expanding decentralized infrastructure enhances data processing and storage capabilities, delivering increased security, fault tolerance, and scalability for the Polkadot network.
Statistics and data
Over the course of Q3 2024:
- Served a total of 12,576,410,498,732 (~11.44 TiB) of data from the substrate based archives.
- Served 979,736 archive requests from substrate based archives.
- The highest daily total data transfer recorded for Substrate was 375.57 GiB within a single 24-hour period (2024-09-19).
Costing
This proposal encompasses the combined costs for running Archives for Polkadot, Kusama, and other public chains, along with the development contributions, amounting to a total of $310,592.98.
Raw data for Archives can be seen here.
The proposal is submitted towards the Polkadot treasury. Here is a summary of the running costs for Archives, in a tabular format:
Contribution costs:
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