Subquery Network is building a more accessible and robust digital future.
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Middleware Decentralized Applications (DApps) play a vital role in bridging the gap between blockchain and user interface.
It includes various components such as indexes, which organize blockchain data, and remote procedure calls (RPCs), which allow network interactions to work according to the environment. It also includes middleware oracles and decentralized data storage services, which are software solutions that transfer real-world data to the blockchain.
While middleware enhances the scalability and usability of DApps, its feature-centric architecture poses significant challenges. This centralization can lead to instability and expose one party to gain control, threatening the core principles of decentralization in the Web3 ecosystem.
To address these concerns, the Web3 community is actively working on options to strengthen the decentralization of middleware. These efforts ensure that the infrastructure maintains a robust and decentralized ethos.
Decentralized infrastructure of the future
In line with these developments, the subquery network provides a scalable and converged data infrastructure that supports the vision of a decentralized future. The platform offers tools designed to empower developers to bring DApps to life without sacrificing speed, flexibility and efficiency. SubQuery is helping developers worldwide with full support for over 160 networks, including many outside of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) family.
With its native token, SQT, SubQuery integrates two core services – index and RPC – into a single decentralized network. So users can access fully decentralized services (for example purchasing a plan for RPC endpoints) with the ease of Web2 options.
The platform tests the network's loading capacity with its free offers. Additionally, the network is changing with the beta launch of the subquery data node. Reshaping the structure of RPCs and the query language results in significant performance increases. Preliminary results show that the subquery data node allows the indexer to run 3.9 times faster than the graph.
The role of middleware in Web3 decentralization
When discussing the evolution of Web3 decentralization, James Bailey, Chief Operating Officer of SubQuery Network, emphasized the critical role of middleware: “The next era of Web3 decentralization is the final frontier with middleware, centralized services, and industry titans.
Bailey pointed out the challenges faced by developers, “Developers have had to sacrifice performance and reliability when building DApps, and we're working to make these sacrifices a thing of the past. Bailey points out that “many leading DApps are completely dependent on centralized middleware components that can disappear at any time.”
The Web3 community focuses on making middleware more decentralized and paving the way for a secure, user-friendly and public digital environment. As we move forward, the number of choices available to developers in Web3 will increase.
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