Unleashing the Power of Real-time Crypto Data for Developers
With blockchain data becoming the apex of most decentralized and centralized protocols and platforms, the Chainalysis team is extremely excited to invite to the podcast and the company, Alexander Langshur, Michael Calvey, and Harry Mellsop of Transpose.
The panel discusses the importance and the drawbacks of vast amounts of blockchain data and how Transpose was able to make these massive data sets usable for developers in the web3 ecosystem.
The team describes use cases of their on-chain data collection for tax, compliance and crypto investigations purposes and highlights the emerging trends that they are seeing in their real-time crypto data.
The Transpose team walks through the journey of building a company amidst a downturn in the market and the decision to join Chainalysis to accelerate the scalability of their data.
Minute-by-minute episode breakdown
- (2:25) - The founding team shares their experience in A.I., derivative financial products and self-driving cars and how Transpose was created
- (10:52) -Discussion on the importance of blockchain data infrastructure and how Transpose provides a solution for the crypto industry
- (18:45) - Solving the scalability challenge and how Transpose captures realtime blockchain data with the wide variety of blockchains
- (22:37) - The flexibility of utilizing on-chain data for tax, compliance and other crypto investigations use cases
- (25:45) - Emerging trends in data including stablecoins finding product market fit and NFT and ENS Domain usage
- (29:45) - The evolution of making blockchain data easier to read and what sets Transpose apart from other blockchain data dashboards
- (32:59) - Focusing on improving the UX of crypto for developers vs. customers
- (36:15) - The difficulties of building a company during crypto winter and the importance of perseverance as blockchain data founders
- (40:15)- The decision to being acquired by Chainalysis vs. continuing building the company as a stand-alone business
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