The Blockchain Native Database
summary
A purpose-built blockchain database named AMP claims subsecond chain‑head latency, exactly‑once durable streaming with client‑authoritative state, and decoding throughput up to about 4 million Uniswap events per second. It uses Apache Data Fusion and Arrow, exposes SQL for queries/streaming/UDFs, materializes versioned data sets into a registry with a browser playground and hackathon access, ships a Rust durable streaming client plus a TypeScript client, and reports keeping up with fast chains like Arbitrum and Solana.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The blockchain data challenge
- 2:35Introducing AMP
- 3:20Technical foundations
- 5:31Developer experience
- 7:16Queries and transformations
- 9:35Managing datasets
- 10:34Streaming and consumption
- 12:43Performance benchmarks
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