Overview
Goldsky builds data indexing and management tools for Web3. Its two main products are subgraphs and real-time data replication pipelines. Subgraphs let developers index blockchain data with TypeScript and configurable integrations like webhooks, while real-time replication pipelines push live blockchain data into databases or message queues with minimal setup. Goldsky differentiates itself by focusing on Arweave data indexing, offering features like native reorg support, automatic failover, and global replication to ensure data integrity and availability. The company uses a self-serve subscription model that scales from small projects to large teams. Its goal is to simplify and speed up data queries for Web3 apps, providing reliable, high-performance data infrastructure for crypto businesses and developers.
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What believers are saying
- May 2026 Circle Ventures backed Goldsky for Arc infrastructure, validating enterprise demand.
- November 2026 SOC 2 Type II attestation improves sales into regulated financial customers.
- September 2026 Feeds launched with OpenAPI and agent tooling, expanding developer adoption beyond indexers.
What critics are saying
- Mirror retired August 19, 2026, forcing migrations and risking customer churn.
- Fees dropped to $0.35 per 1,000 requests, pressuring margins if usage scales slowly.
- Circle Ventures exposure concentrates enterprise blockchain demand; Arc adoption delays would weaken Goldsky's growth story.
What makes Goldsky unique
- April 2026 Compose added durable onchain writes, wallets, retries, tracing, and gas sponsoring.
- September 2026 Feeds shipped pre-indexed balances and transfers APIs with seven-chain coverage.
- November 2026 Goldsky supports Arc, Robinhood Chain, and Elysium across subgraphs, Turbo, RPC.
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