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Goldsky

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Subgraphs

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Homepage

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NFT data schemas

Introduction

A quick overview of the Goldsky Advantage.

Benefits

Our team is on standby to help you get the most out of our products.

Wondering how to best leverage Goldsky's products? This guide explains the differences between Subgraphs and Mirror and how you can use them individually or together to meet your needs.

Subgraphs vs Mirror

Understand how metered billing works on Goldsky

Pricing

Teams and projects help you collaborate with your team to build realtime data pipelines.

Teams and projects

Use RBAC to determine who can do what on your Goldsky project

Role-based access control

Collection of frequently (and not-so-frequently) asked questions.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Deploy a subgraph

Migrate from other subgraph hosts

Migrate from The Graph or another host

Create webhooks that trigger on every subgraph entity change

Subgraph Webhooks

Manage API endpoints with tags

Choosing shared vs. dedicated

GraphQL Endpoints

Subgraph deploy wizard

Create no-code subgraphs

Use Mirror to sync multiple subgraphs to one table.

Create a multi-chain subgraph

Receive real-time HTTP POST requests based on  your subgraphs.

Send subgraph-driven webhooks

Step by step instructions on how to create a Goldsky Mirror pipeline.

Create a pipeline

An explanation on the lifecycle of Mirror Pipelines and how to operate them

Run a pipeline

Overview

Mirror - Supported sources

Direct indexing

NFT datasets

Mirror - Supported sinks

PostgreSQL

MySQL

ClickHouse

Elasticsearch

Timescale

Extensions

Use channels to integrate Mirror into your existing data stack.

Kafka

AWS S3

AWS SQS

Mirror pipelines support two types of transforms to shape and enrich your data as it flows from source to destination: SQL transforms and external handler transforms. This flexibility allows for greater control over data transformation, enabling both in-pipeline data processing using SQL and the integration of external services through HTTP requests.

Transforms

A test of Mirror's write speeds into a ClickHouse database.

Performance benchmark

Database secrets

Static IPs

Data Quality at Goldsky

Free Onchain Analytics with CryptoHouse

CryptoHouse - Free Blockchain Analytics powered by ClickHouse and Goldsky

Export events to Postgres

Export contract events to Postgres

Sync contract events to a database with the contract ABI using Mirror.

Decode contract events

Sync traces to a database with the contract ABI using Mirror.

Decode traces

Create a table containing transfers for the native token of a chain

Native Transfers

Create a table containing ERC-20 Transfers for several or all token contracts

ERC-20 Transfers

Create a table containing ERC-721 Transfers for several or all token contracts

ERC-721 Transfers

Create a table containing ERC-1155 Transfers for several, or all token contracts.

ERC-1155 Transfers

Stream Decentralized Exchange trade events to your database

Stream DEX trades

Goldsky's command line interface reference

CLI Reference

Instant subgraph configuration

Creating pipeline definitions for use with Goldsky Mirror

Mirror pipeline definitions

EVM chains' data schemas

Non-EVM chains' data schemas

Curated data schemas

Event Decoding Functions

How to use Goldsky across EVM and non-EVM chains.

Supported networks

Abstract

Indexing Abstract with Goldsky

ApeChain

Indexing ApeChain with Goldsky

Artela

Indexing Artela with Goldsky

Arweave

Indexing Arweave with Goldsky

Berachain

Indexing Berachain with Goldsky

Indexing BOB with Goldsky

Blast

Indexing Blast with Goldsky

Citrea

Indexing Citrea with Goldsky

Cronos zkEVM

Indexing Cronos zkEVM with Goldsky

Fraxtal

Indexing Fraxtal with Goldsky

Immutable

Indexing Immutable zkEVM with Goldsky

Indexing Ink with Goldsky

IOTA EVM

Indexing IOTA EVM with Goldsky

Lumia

Indexing Lumia with Goldsky

Manta

Indexing Manta Pacific with Goldsky

Mode

Indexing Mode with Goldsky

Morph

Indexing Morph with Goldsky

Plume

Indexing Plume with Goldsky

Taiko

Indexing Taiko with Goldsky

Telos

Indexing Telos with Goldsky

Indexing Sei Network with Goldsky

Soneium

Indexing Soneium with Goldsky

Sonic

Indexing Sonic with Goldsky

Sophon

Indexing Sophon with Goldsky

Stellar

Indexing Stellar with Goldsky

Streaming Sui data with Goldsky

Unichain

Indexing Unichain with Goldsky

World Chain

Indexing World Chain with Goldsky

Indexing OKX's X1 with Goldsky

Indexing Xai with Goldsky

ZERϴ

Indexing ZERϴ with Goldsky

ZetaChain

Indexing ZetaChain with Goldsky

zkSync Era

Indexing zkSync Era with Goldsky

Zora

Indexing Zora with Goldsky

Data	Description
Tokens	Core, per-token metadata such as traits, token media links, and more.
Owners	Realtime wallet holdings for individual NFTs.
Collections	Summary information including social links, realtime floor price, and more.
Sales and transfers	All historical & realtime transfer events with marketplace sale data if applicable.
Bids	Current open bids at the individual NFT level.
Bid events	Realtime bid events (added, modified, removed) at the individual NFT level.
Listings	Currently active listings at the individual NFT level.
Listing events	Realtime listing events (added, modified, removed, sold) at the individual NFT level.