Engineering
Technical posts from the Token Terminal engineering team
How we maintain data correctness at institutional scale
We built an agent that investigates every data report autonomously, allowing us to maintain data correctness across 100+ blockchains, 1,200+ protocols, and 3,000+ tokenized assets.
Programming the onchain gigafactory
How we turned our business processes into code we can measure and improve
The brain behind Token Terminal's MCP server
How a reasoning layer makes 2 petabytes of onchain data accessible through one question
Decoding Uniswap V4’s bit-packed swap data at scale
Earlier this year, Uniswap V4 introduced one of its most powerful features yet: hooks.
Why running nodes is more messed up than you think
Getting nodes to run reliably isn’t just about following a guide and hoping for the best. From syncing with the network to setting up the right infrastructure, each step holds hidden headaches that can easily drain teams of their time and patience.
No history, no trust: why full nodes alone aren’t enough
Archival nodes are vital for maintaining the full history of a blockchain. They ensure that anyone can access past data for in-depth analytics or audits.
How Data Lakes solve crypto data’s cold start problem
Both indexers and Data Lakes play critical roles in managing and retrieving blockchain data, but they do so in different ways.
How ELT keeps us ahead of the curve
We’re kicking off a tech series to give you a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to run a reliable and scalable blockchain data pipeline.