Querying the Blockchain Data through one Unified API

Researcher(s)

Anadi Pandharkar

Date of Talk

Bio

Graduated from Blockchain@UBC in 2020, I work as Product Manager @ Covalent in the mission to provide the richest and most granular blockchain data available today through one unified API. I have academic and industrial experience in Supply Chain Finance, EVM and non EVM blockchains, Hyperledger Ecosystem and various other database domains.

Abstract

Covalent provides a unified API to bring full transparency and visibility to assets across all blockchain networks. Covalent’s proprietary technology enables a “no-code” solution that solves a vast array of use-cases for wallets, exchanges, custodians and taxation amongst others. The API allows easy access to data that is normalized, unified and granular.

Agenda 1) Personal Introduction.

2) History of Covalent.

3) What is the One Unified API and how to use it?

4) How to get involved?

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