Edge & Node is now a member of the @CantonFdn and an active validator on the @CantonNetwork, the privacy-enabled chain where Euroclear, Broadridge, Tradeweb, and SBI Digital Asset Holdings settle real-world assets.
Our validator node joins 678 others securing a network that processes $1.9M in daily fees. Beyond running infrastructure, we are participating in Canton special interest groups, contributing to Canton Improvement Proposals, and developing proposals for the Foundation's new Protocol Development Fund.
Edge & Node builds verifiable data infrastructure for regulated institutions, and Canton is where many of those institutions transact onchain. Foundation membership gives us a direct role in the governance and protocol decisions shaping how tokenized capital markets operate.
“the entire plumbing of the financial world is being rebuilt…”
Our CEO @rodventures joins @KristinReports on @FINTECHTVglobal’s Startup to Stock Exchange at the @NYSE to discuss this shift and what we’re building with Amp.
Watch below. 👇
Edge & Node is the team behind The Graph. Since 2018 it has built blockchain infrastructure, and now advises institutions moving into digital assets while building Amp, its data platform.
@edgeandnode CEO @rodventures with @KristinReports at the @NYSE.
https://t.co/Fqa2pKlolf
Your data team knows SQL. It already has a stack.
Our CEO Rodrigo Coelho (@rodventures) explains why we built Amp to bring blockchain data into that workflow.
Working with onchain data? Talk to us:
https://t.co/GFTVwoYbBw
From our conversation with @devntellxyz. Watch the full recording:
https://t.co/B0aOQvYhkm
Your team already has a data stack. Blockchain data should fit into it.
Amp is a blockchain data engine that gives your team control of its data pipeline and brings the onchain data you need into the tools you already use.
Own your pipeline. Build on your existing workflows.
Blockchain data. Your stack.
Explore Amp:
https://t.co/W1hh1MewNW
A stop at the New York Stock Exchange for our CEO
@rodventures, who joined @FINTECHTVglobal for a taping today. Looking forward to sharing the episode next week.
We’ll post the link when it’s live.
Think Lego blocks, for blockchain data.
@rodventures explains how Amp lets teams combine supported datasets into a single view in this short clip from SmartCon 2025.
What would your team use it for?
Talk to us:
https://t.co/jESlY7pWIU
Your data team knows SQL. It already has tools it relies on.
That’s where blockchain data needs to fit.
On @devntellxyz, @rodventures shared why we built Amp and gave an early look at Amp Cloud, our upcoming visual interface.
Watch the walkthrough, from a question about USDC transfers on Base and Ethereum to SQL and a data pipeline:
https://t.co/B0aOQvYP9U
Learn more about Amp:
https://t.co/KO683IlslP
DevNTell - Building Verifiable Onchain Data for Institutions with @edgeandnode’s Rodrigo Coelho ( @rodventures ) | Host: @narb_s https://t.co/L844j2kt6g
I’m joining @devntellxyz today at 9am PT / noon ET to show what we built with Amp and talk about making blockchain data useful for your team.
We’ll walk through a demo.
Watch here on X via @devntellxyz or on YouTube:
https://t.co/BAvghxAdXK
See Amp in action.
Today, Rodrigo Coelho joins @devntellxyz to talk blockchain data and walk through an Amp demo.
Join us at 9am PT / noon ET.
Watch live here on X via @devntellxyz or on YouTube:
https://t.co/warN8DmdX6
See Amp in action.
Today, Rodrigo Coelho joins @devntellxyz to talk blockchain data and walk through an Amp demo.
Join us at 9am PT / noon ET.
Watch live here on X via @devntellxyz or on YouTube:
https://t.co/warN8DmdX6
Moving your company’s own USDC between treasury wallets isn’t a new customer payment. Your report needs to reflect that.
With Amp, your team can define datasets in SQL and version those definitions as your rules change.
Talk to us:
https://t.co/tKc0cWszG7
Up to $10 trillion in tokenized assets by 2030?
Morgan Stanley’s Amy Oldenburg agreed with a $3–10 trillion market estimate in an interview reported by The Block today.
A projection that big brings a practical question: how will institutions use the underlying blockchain data in their existing workflows?
Amp makes blockchain data queryable with SQL, with results that can be loaded into tools such as Snowflake.
Blockchain data.
Your stack.
Learn more 👉🏼 https://t.co/gMy8PLFwtE
https://t.co/nsBdUJu4Cy
Your next question shouldn’t mean starting over.
You have your onchain data. Now your team wants to analyze a contract event it wasn’t tracking before.
With Amp, events are decoded when you query them.
That means you can analyze a different event type in the raw data you’ve already stored with Amp, without re-indexing that history.
A new question. More use from the data you already have.
What does your team need to understand about blockchain activity? Talk to us about your use case:
https://t.co/8L5RlD8X0R
What happens when your blockchain data pipeline gets interrupted?
Amp resumes backfills and handles chain reorgs, with data stored in your bucket as Parquet and ready to query with SQL.
Talk to our team:
https://t.co/j808ORz0Xu
The transfer happened onchain. Did it match your payment records?
Amp brings blockchain activity into storage you control, with SQL for the reporting and reconciliation workflows you build.
Talk to our team: https://t.co/j808ORz0Xu
Querying a specific block range?
Amp ⚡️ checks block-range metadata before opening Parquet files, skipping files whose ranges don’t overlap the query.
DataFusion can then prune row groups and pages within the remaining files.
Our Principal Software Engineer, John Swanson explains the design in our FDAP article.
https://t.co/fKxYtILMrd