
Blockchain node handler
This is a ready-made product that connects to blockchains via public RPC and, in real-time, retrieves information about blocks as new ones are created. It processes this information and stores structured data in a database
Send RequestList of Blockchains
This system can be connected to more than 1,000 blockchains

In simple terms:
So, as soon as any event occurs in the blockchain (token creation, pair creation, sale, purchase, etc.), we instantly receive this information, structure it, and save it in the database for further use.
And all this happens nonstop in real-time.

Control via the application
You can manage this system through a Telegram bot. Additionally, you can see information about the system’s operation or any issues with the system there
Send Request
Databases
We have three databases. In one, we store archival data, in the second, all current data, and in the third, we separately store tokens, pairs, and all basic information about them
All data is structured and ready for use on any crypto platforms
Launch the procedure
Here's a detailed description of the process for launching our program
Preparing the server
Install Ubuntu version 20 and above along with all dependencies
Databases
Install and configure the databases (MySQL 8.0 and MongoDB 8.0). Optimize the settings for a large number of records and constant updates and deletions of data
Docker install
Install Docker and start all containers
Start the program forward
Start the program and track all blocks created from the moment our program is launched
Start the program reverse
Run the program in reverse, from the moment our program was launched back to the very beginning of the blockchain, and track all blocks that were created previously
The server should be as powerful as possible, but here are the basic requirements:

Main server / Archive data
- CPU AMD EPYC™ 9454P / CPU AMD Ryzen™ 9 3900
- RAM 224 GB DDR5 ECC reg / RAM 128 GB DDR4 ECC
- SSD 7.68 TB NVMe / 8x 22 TB SATA HDD, 2x 1.92 TB SSD