Dragon Glass is a real-time data streaming and analytics platform specifically designed for the Hedera network. It provides developers, businesses, and users with live, granular access to the vast amounts of data generated on the Hedera public ledger. This includes comprehensive details about transactions, Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) messages, Hedera Token Service (HTS) token transfers, and interactions with Hedera Smart Contracts.
Key features of Dragon Glass include robust real-time data feeds, which are delivered via APIs using protocols such as WebSockets or gRPC, enabling responsive application development. It also offers capabilities for querying historical ledger data, allowing for in-depth analysis and reporting. Users can filter data streams or subscribe to specific events, accounts, or topics relevant to their needs.
Dragon Glass supports a numerous use cases ranging from powering dApp front-ends and analytics dashboards to enabling exchanges and wallet providers with up-to-the-second information. It empowers the Hedera ecosystem by making its on-ledger data more accessible, actionable, and easier to integrate into diverse applications.
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