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About Openmesh

Q: What is Openmesh?

A: Openmesh is an initiative to build an all-in-one petabyte scale decentralized open data infrastructure for web3 allowing anyone access to immutable data without any censorship.

Q: What can Openmesh do for the community?

A: Openmesh will enable anyone to stream live web3 transactional data, access historical web3 data, query and perform analytics, build interoperable data products, and do business intelligence, at scale, at almost zero cost forever without having any intervention, interference, or influence over regulations, governments, corporations including the creators themselves.

Q: What is Openmesh's vision?

A: Openmesh will serve as the “Wayback Machine” and “Open Finance Archive of Web 3.0”. We envision a thriving ecosystem of researchers, data scientists, entrepreneurs, quants, traders, financial engineers, protocol architects, startups, lawyers, and regulators using Openmesh Open Data Infrastructure for live and unedited, tamper-proof historical information to build various applications from research & data analytics, trading, risk management, financial engineering, financial forensics, etc.

Q: What is Openmesh's mission?

A: Openmesh's mission is to address the information asymmetry in Web 3.0 by democratizing data and providing everyone with access to quality, immutable data for free, forever.

Q: How did Openmesh start?

A: Openmesh has been in the blockchain and crypto space since 2015 and faced issues with data quality and cost from centralized data providers. The team decided to build its own data lake, which took more than a year to build, but now covers 70% of the entire crypto and Web 3.0 transactional data market.

Q: What types of data does Openmesh store and cover? What are the sources of these data?

A: Openmesh stores all transactional data in Web 3.0 including decentralized finance data, decentralized crypto exchange data, centralized crypto exchange data, blockchain game data, metaverse data, oracle data, and public blockchain data.

Source
Type of data

Decentralized Finance

All financial transactions including wallets, assets, liquidity, value locked, asset transfers, asset custody

Decentralized Crypto Exchanges

All financial transaction, liquidity, assets, asset transfers, wallets

Centralized Crypto Exchanges

Order books, trade data, transactional data, candle stick, ticker, inflow and outflow data

Blockchain Games

Games, user assets, user activities, game asset classifications, game assets transfers, in-game transactions

Metaverses

Metaverse assets, transactions, user activities

Oracles

All oracle transactions

Public Blockchains

Block size, block events, asset transfers, wallet addresses, blockchain confirmations, smart contract events

Q: What is Openmesh's approach to transparency?

A: Openmesh is transparent in all aspects, including open-source technology, open accounting, open R&D, open infrastructure monitoring, and open verification through end-to-end data encryption.

Q: What is Openmesh's approach to excellence and passionate maximalism?

A: Openmesh's team works 7 days a week with extreme passion and discipline toward innovation in the Web 3.0 and open-source ecosystem.

Q: What is Openmesh's philosophy?

A: Openmesh's philosophy is based on decentralization, with a belief in openness, equality, and freedom.

Q: How do we aim to make Openmesh work?

A: Openmesh aims to use a self-serve design and data mesh architecture that supports distributed, domain-specific data consumers and views data as a product.

Q: How does Openmesh handle data?

A: Openmesh has no single authority that can alter its data, how the information is distributed, or who can access it. The infrastructure is open-source and governed by an open-source community, and each domain handles its own data pipelines.

Q: How is the data aimed to be stored and managed?

A: The data is stored in a decentralized data lakehouse secured by cryptography

Last updated 7 months ago

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