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2024 is the year of Modular Expansion💫
#KYVE is continuing its support with its latest integration #CelestiaTIA 🎉
KYVE will take part on the role of preserving Celestia’s historical data, advancing scalability & reliable historical data for all🔎
In a week or so, KYVE will be fully caught up to Celestia’s latest blocks, block results, & state snapshots. After validating & permanently archiving all this data onto #Arweave
🌐Validators can sync to any historic Celestia block, height, or state via KSYNC
🧑💻Developers can easily import historical Celestia data into their preferred data backend for reliable building
& much more. This is just the start of KYVE’s support for Celestia & its growing ecosystem
⚒️What builders will build with Celestia's data?
#KYVE is continuing its support with its latest integration #CelestiaTIA 🎉
KYVE will take part on the role of preserving Celestia’s historical data, advancing scalability & reliable historical data for all🔎
In a week or so, KYVE will be fully caught up to Celestia’s latest blocks, block results, & state snapshots. After validating & permanently archiving all this data onto #Arweave
🌐Validators can sync to any historic Celestia block, height, or state via KSYNC
🧑💻Developers can easily import historical Celestia data into their preferred data backend for reliable building
& much more. This is just the start of KYVE’s support for Celestia & its growing ecosystem
⚒️What builders will build with Celestia's data?
💫Following a successful governance vote, #Celestia historical data is now supported on KYVE’s testnet Kaon!
Advancing modular scalability & data validity, this testnet integration allows for in-depth testing before proposing to support #celestia on mainnet🙌
🔎With Celestia & its ecosystem witnessing exponential growth, vast amounts of data is being produced. To ensure scalability, all of that data is being deleted every 30 days.
Due to this, accessing historical Celestia events can be very hard with public endpoints. Very few RPCs have event storing enabled, & those who do usually have strong pruning⚠️
However, if #KYVE were to roll up Celestia’s historical chain data, keeping permanent track of each historical event, Celestia and all rollups built on top of it wouldn’t have to worry about their historical data management anymore.
✅ This means, by letting KYVE handle the historical data, Celestia could avoid data deletion altogether while staying light & fully scalable, & future builders could still have all their data needs met.
In the future, we can imagine KYVE’s solution even being extended to support blobs to further enhance the ecosystem’s data experience👀
Stay tuned to see how this integration evolves following this testnet phase.
🗣️ Kaon protocol validators, take part in testing the validation & archiving of the first modular chain
Advancing modular scalability & data validity, this testnet integration allows for in-depth testing before proposing to support #celestia on mainnet🙌
🔎With Celestia & its ecosystem witnessing exponential growth, vast amounts of data is being produced. To ensure scalability, all of that data is being deleted every 30 days.
Due to this, accessing historical Celestia events can be very hard with public endpoints. Very few RPCs have event storing enabled, & those who do usually have strong pruning⚠️
However, if #KYVE were to roll up Celestia’s historical chain data, keeping permanent track of each historical event, Celestia and all rollups built on top of it wouldn’t have to worry about their historical data management anymore.
✅ This means, by letting KYVE handle the historical data, Celestia could avoid data deletion altogether while staying light & fully scalable, & future builders could still have all their data needs met.
In the future, we can imagine KYVE’s solution even being extended to support blobs to further enhance the ecosystem’s data experience👀
Stay tuned to see how this integration evolves following this testnet phase.
🗣️ Kaon protocol validators, take part in testing the validation & archiving of the first modular chain
