Google cloud provides blockchain insights from over 6 million daily transactions to the Polygon network. Google Cloud Marketplace lists the Polygon blockchain dataset as a financial services public dataset. This dataset is part of a larger effort to make cryptocurrency data available in Google BigQuery through the Google Cloud Public Datasets program.
Polygon announces integration of its blockchain datasets with Google BigQuery hosted by google cloud.
Currently, it is included in BigQuery’s 1TB/m of free tier processing. This enables each user to receive 1TB of free BigQuery processing every month. Which can help them to run queries on this public dataset.
This integration with Google BigQuery enables developers to analyze on-chain data on Polygon in a more simple way. The program is hosting a number of real-time cryptocurrency datasets, with plans to expand offerings to include additionally distributed ledgers.
Benefits of the integration include monitoring gas charges and smart contracts and identifying the most popular tokens or applications on the network. Google BigQuery is an information warehouse that acts as an indexer allowing powerful data analysis. This provides an opportunity to perform across multiple blockchains, enabling comparison between networks or the tracking of interoperable tokens. It also helps in auditing groups of transactions.
Matic the token of Polygon is one of the few cryptocurrencies, which defy the current market. Initially, it followed Bitcoin in the market crash. However, it recovered rapidly with an increase of 150% from its lowest price due to the crash.
The platform was recently the recipient of an undisclosed investment from billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban. Moreover, to increase speed and reduce transaction it recently integrated with Renvm.
