Every blockchain is capable of storing the data right and once it entered into the blocks then it will be there forever. Anyway I can't really understand your point of historical data?
Any decentralized blockchain with highly distributed number of nodes will give better decentralization and no room for 51% attack.
Topic: Could Covalent be the Google of Blockchain? (Read 73 times)
They started accelerating their Web3 discourse.
Covalent is a multichain protocol that provides easy and quick access to deep, granular, and historical blockchain data.
So far, the blockchain has had an irrevocable impact on modern technology. The spread of decentralized architectures and frameworks has given birth to numerous technological innovations. Despite the technological freedom the blockchain has brought, granular and historical blockchain data is almost impossible to access. Blockchain product users and developers often have no way to explore data on the blockchain; data that are highly unstructured and unstandardized in most cases.
Through its special algorithm, Covalent resolves this issue and guarantees mass adoption for Decentralized ledger technologies (DLT), powered by a rich data infrastructure.
So far, the blockchain has had an irrevocable impact on modern technology. The spread of decentralized architectures and frameworks has given birth to numerous technological innovations. Despite the technological freedom the blockchain has brought, granular and historical blockchain data is almost impossible to access. Blockchain product users and developers often have no way to explore data on the blockchain; data that are highly unstructured and unstandardized in most cases.
Through its special algorithm, Covalent resolves this issue and guarantees mass adoption for Decentralized ledger technologies (DLT), powered by a rich data infrastructure.
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