Sei Blockchain Now Live on Dune Analytics Platform
Joerg Hiller Jul 24, 2024 03:34
Sei, a fast parallelized EVM blockchain, is now integrated into Dune's analytics platform, offering users enhanced data insights and dashboard creation capabilities.
Sei, a highly anticipated fast parallelized EVM blockchain, has officially been integrated into Dune's analytics platform, according to dune.com. This integration allows users to access a new level of data insights and create detailed dashboards for the Sei network.
Sei's Unique Proposition
Sei combines the strengths of Solana and Ethereum by implementing a fast parallelized EVM chain. This offers a hyper-optimized execution layer that benefits from the extensive tooling and mindshare around the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).
Jayendra Jog, Co-Founder of Sei Labs, expressed excitement about the integration, stating, “We are thrilled to see SEI integrated into Dune's powerful analytics platform. This collaboration not only provides our community with unprecedented access to in-depth data insights but also reinforces our commitment to transparency and innovation.”
Accessing Sei Data on Dune
Accessing Sei’s data on Dune is as straightforward as accessing data for any other blockchain on the platform. Users can effortlessly create dashboards and queries to delve into the intricacies of the Sei network or explore pre-existing visualizations crafted by the community. It is important to note that Dune currently indexes only the EVM component of the Sei chain.
Here are some initial dashboards to get users started:
- Sei Network Overview (EVM)
- Sei On-Chain Economics
- Arb Transactions by ChainArbFastLane ECOSYSTEM Daily
- Bancor Carbon DeFi on Sei v2
Future Prospects and Tools
Fredrik Haga, Co-Founder & CEO of Dune, emphasized the importance of this integration, stating, “Integrating Sei into Dune is the next step in our mission to democratize access to blockchain data. With Sei now accessible on Dune, our users can leverage its high-performance blockchain data to create detailed dashboards and queries.”
Additionally, users can use the Dune API to convert any query into a flexible API endpoint.
Dune aims to integrate 100 blockchains by November at DuneCon in Bangkok, Thailand. The platform is continuously scouting for additional blockchains to create the ultimate data hub for all on-chain data needs.
For those who believe there are other blockchains that deserve to be part of Dune's platform, proposals can be submitted through the Data Request list. Additionally, Dune Catalyst offers a way to integrate new blockchains and make them discoverable on Dune.
