Composable Data Networks for Web3
summary
Powerloom presents a decentralized protocol that serves Uniswap-style analytics as pre-computed snapshots stored on IPFS hashes, reached by a consensus of 4,700+ nodes on testnet. Demos show a live Ethereum block view, ~100 million snapshot transactions recorded, and a Docker-based node that runs on modest hardware (even Raspberry Pi) to join Atomic Data Markets. Developers can mint snapshot nodes, run them locally, and fetch permissionless, enterprise-grade datasets without centralized RPCs.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction to Composable Data Challenges
- 1:29Powerloom's Mission: Democratizing Data Access
- 2:41From Polygon Infrastructure to Decentralized Solutions
- 3:44The Problem with Current Data Indexing
- 5:22Powerloom Protocol Architecture Explained
- 6:29Network Stats: 4,700+ Active Nodes
- 7:30Base Network Implementation Demo
- 8:35Atomic Data Markets Deep Dive
- 9:45Live Ethereum Block Visualization
- 10:46Running a Powerloom Node: Live Demo
- 12:34Node Configuration & Use Case Selection
- 13:36Testnet Participation & Future Rewards
- 14:37Unannounced Feature Preview
- 15:41Advantages of Pre-Compute Data Model
- 16:10Open Source Ecosystem & Community Contributions
- 17:13Developer Resources & Documentation
- 17:44Getting Started with Powerloom Network
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