Data Providers

If you want to access aptos blockchain data but don’t need it in real-time. We have a few options that will let you access this data using SQL or UIs for building dashboards. This type of data is often used for analytics since it allows for aggregations.

Hitting the full node directly will give the latest data (will be missing historical unless it’s an archival full node) using REST API

Indexer layer on top of this will provide a GRPC transaction stream

On top of this transaction stream, we’ve built out some product logic tables that can be queried through GraphQL

Since the logic to parse out transaction is public, some vendors have implemented similar parsing logic to create a subset of tables and made them available to query.

Indexer defines several processors that create different database tables.

These are parsed directly from node API response, one option is to split it out into the following tables:

• Blocks - version, block height, epoch, timestamp
• Transactions - version, sender, entry function, gas
• Signatures - signature types, signer, fee payer address
• Events - type and data for events

We store data as table items, resources or modules

• (write set) changes - change index, change type, resource address
• Table items - table key, table handle, key (content and type), value (content and type)
• (move) resources - resource address, resource type, data
• (move) modules - bytecode for deployed modules

Most of our data vendors only provide core datasets. A subset of vendors is listed below

Provides data through google public data

We also have sample analytics queries using the above resources

We have a dashboard here: https://dune.com/aptos/aptos-chain-metrics-overview

Data source for many downstream vendors such as defillama and rwa.xyz. Raw data is available: https://docs.allium.so/historical-data/supported-blockchains/move-ecosystem/aptos They also have transfers for stablecoins https://docs.allium.so/historical-data/stablecoins#stablecoin-metrics

Provides topline metrics as well as chart builder

Provides topline metrics with additional functionality with account.

They have a guide here: https://docs.sentio.xyz/docs/aptos Data is found in data source -> external project -> sentio/aptos-overview They also provide stack tracing of transactions

Data can be found here: https://app.rwa.xyz/networks/aptos You’ll need to make an account to access stablecoin details.

Has pivoted from dashboard vendor to more of a vibe coding tool. https://flipsidecrypto.xyz/home/

We also have some partners who target more enterprise use cases

• Token Terminal
• The Tie
• Elliptic