Solana's integration with BigQuery allows users to access and analyze on-chain data, advancing web3 adoption and providing valuable insights
Solana, a high-performance blockchain, has been integrated with Google Cloud's BigQuery data analytics service. This integration allows users to access Solana-based data and gain insights into the blockchain's analytics. The move aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Solana's on-chain activities and make the data more accessible and transparent.
The Solana Foundation believes that this integration will benefit various users, including developers, enterprises, and individuals. They can now query data from Solana to answer complex questions about transactions, NFT minting, wallet activities, and more. This integration provides fast and easy access to Solana's network data and analytics, enhancing the overall user experience.
The integration of Solana with Google Cloud's BigQuery also has potential implications for advancing web3 adoption by web2 companies. It can help these companies understand the interest and movement in web3, enabling them to make informed decisions about incorporating blockchain into their businesses. This move is a significant step towards bridging the gap between traditional web2 companies and the emerging web3 ecosystem.
This integration makes Solana the 20th blockchain network to be supported by Google Cloud's BigQuery. This support from a major cloud service provider like Google Cloud further validates Solana's potential and credibility in the blockchain space. It also opens up new opportunities for data-driven insights and analytics in the blockchain industry.
