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Login with NEARMembers of the NEAR community have built a set of APIs to access and monitor on-chain data. These APIs are designed to be easy to use and can be accessed from any application through a simple API call. NearBlocks API: Query actions that happened on a NEAR account FastNear API: Exposes low-latency APIs …
Login with NEARBlockchain data indexing in NEAR Public Lakehouse is for anyone wanting to understand blockchain data. This includes: Users: create queries to track NEAR assets, monitor transactions, or analyze on-chain events at a massive scale. Researchers: use indexed data for data science tasks, including on-chain activities, identifying trends, or feeding AI/ML pipelines for predictive …
Login with NEARBlockchain Oracles serve as intermediaries that connect smart contracts with external (off-chain) data. Example: Price Feeds: Real-time pricing for cryptocurrencies, stocks, or commodities. Event Information: Updates on real-world events like sports results or weather conditions. API Access: Connections to external web services and systems. info Oracles, being external third-party services, require careful consideration …
Login with NEARPrimitives are fundamental building blocks that can be combined to create a fully functional application. Blockchain primitives include Fungible Tokens (FT), Non Fungible Tokens (NFT), Decentralized Autonomous organizations (DAO), Link Drops and more. Fungible Tokens (FT) Fungible tokens represent an asset on a blockchain that is interchangeable. Besides the native NEAR token, users …
Login with NEARIn contrast with fungible tokens, non-fungible tokens (NFT) are unitary and therefore unique. This makes NFTs ideal to represent ownership of assets such as a piece of digital content, or a ticket for an event. As with fungible tokens, NFTs are not stored in the user’s wallet, instead, each NFT lives in a …