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Data & AI for blockchain & digital assets

The data and AI engineering side of web3 — on-chain and off-chain pipelines, real-time indexing and streaming, an analytics lakehouse for chain data, and governed AI agents that read it, built for protocol, infrastructure and digital-asset teams.

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Where we work
On-chain indexingOff-chain data feedsReal-time streamingSmart-contract analyticsProtocol metricsData quality & observabilityCompliance & AML dataDeveloper platformsAI agents
The problems

Why web3 data is harder than it looks

The same six problems show up for protocol, infrastructure and digital-asset teams.

Chain data is hard to query

Raw blocks, logs and traces are built for consensus, not analytics. Every team ends up writing its own decoders and indexers.

On-chain and off-chain don’t meet

Market data, user activity, CRM and support live off-chain, so a full picture of a protocol or customer means joining two worlds by hand.

Batch is too late

Reorgs, liquidations, outages and anomalies happen in seconds. Nightly jobs explain them the next morning.

Feeds you have to trust

Data quality, freshness and completeness need to be measured continuously, because downstream contracts and dashboards depend on them.

AI agents without guardrails

Agents that read chain data or draft actions need identity, policy and an audit trail before anyone lets them near production.

Compliance asks for evidence

Risk, AML and regulatory reporting need lineage from the report back to the transaction, not a spreadsheet export.

What we build

The data and AI layer for digital assets

Engineering for the pipelines, platforms and agents that sit between the chain and the people who use the data.

On-chain & off-chain pipelines

Ingest blocks, logs, traces and contract events alongside market, product and business data, decoded once into documented schemas.

Real-time indexing & streaming

Kafka and Flink pipelines that index chain activity as it lands, handle reorgs, and serve fresh state to apps and alerts.

Analytics lakehouse for chain data

Governed tables for transactions, contracts, wallets and protocol metrics on Databricks or open table formats, ready for BI and ML.

Protocol & smart-contract analytics

Usage, growth, retention and economic metrics per contract and network, defined once and served to every dashboard.

Data quality & feed observability

Freshness, completeness and anomaly checks on every pipeline and feed, with alerting that separates noise from incidents.

Governed AI agents

Agents that read chain and business data through governed tools, with on-behalf-of identity, policy outside the model and full traces.

Compliance & AML data

Entity resolution, transaction lineage and case data for risk and compliance teams, with an audit trail from report to transaction.

Developer platform data

Telemetry and usage analytics for SDKs, APIs and developer portals, so platform teams see adoption and friction.

Reference architecture

From chain to decision

How on-chain and off-chain data flow through one governed platform.

SOURCESINGESTSTORESERVEUSE Chains & nodesblocks · logs · traces Contract eventsABIs · decoders Off-chain datamarket · product · CRM Indexersdecode · enrichreorg-aware Kafka · Flinkreal-time topicsschemas · quality checks Lakehousetransactionscontracts · walletsprotocol metricsgoverned · lineage Metrics layerone definitionper metric AI agentsgoverned toolsidentity · traces Apps & APIsfresh state Dashboardsprotocol health ComplianceAML · reporting Observability across every stage: freshness · completeness · anomalies · lineage · agent traces
Chain and business data are decoded once, streamed and governed in one lakehouse, then served through shared metric definitions and governed agents.
Experience

Data and AI engineering for a leading blockchain infrastructure company.

Reading

Field notes and explainers

Writing from our team on blockchain, digital assets and the data underneath them.

Platforms we build on
ConfluentRedpandaApache FlinkDatabricksGoogle CloudAWS

Start with one pipeline or one metric

We begin with a short assessment of your chain and off-chain data, the metrics your teams argue about, and where real-time matters, then build the first pipeline in your environment.

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