Space and Time Partners with Walrus to Power Real-Time Insights for Onchain Data

Space and Time, the blockchain for ZK-proven data, has partnered with Walrus to launch the Walrus Explorer, a web-based dashboard that gives developers and operators real-time visibility into Walrus network activity, reliability, and performance. Powered by Space and Time’s Proof of SQL technology, the Walrus Explorer lets developers query and analyze network activity in a trustless way, providing a live, transparent view of the protocol’s health and performance. The Walrus Explorer allows users to inspect detailed data storage activity for individual blobs, including uploads, reads and writes, and availability checks. It also enables monitoring of network performance with metrics on operator behavior, shard distribution, and latency, while providing access to real-time analytics such as usage trends, node reliability, and protocol health. In short, the Walrus Explorer functions as a network operations center for Walrus, allowing developers and operators to verify and optimize their decentralized data infrastructure.

In addition to the Walrus Explorer, Space and Time and Walrus are partnering to build a comprehensive solution for onchain builders. Space and Time’s ZK-verified query engine works in concert with the Walrus data layer to provide a powerful foundation for trustless, onchain data pipelines. Developers can store and manage large-scale data with Walrus while running verifiable queries, aggregations, and analytics through Space and Time, supporting use cases ranging from DeFi compliance to tokenized real-world asset tracking.

“Developers are building increasingly complex onchain applications, and they need visibility they can trust,” said Rebecca Simmonds, Managing Executive at Walrus Foundation. “Thanks to this collaboration with Space and Time, we are giving builders the ability to uplevel the management of their data with continuous verification and optimization.”

“We’re excited to partner with Walrus to deliver a comprehensive suite of data tools for developers to build onchain,” said Scott Dykstra, CTO at Space and Time Foundation. Walrus provides the data storage layer and Space and Time provides the verifiable database for computing over and proving data. Together, we’re enabling a new generation of sophisticated, data-driven apps.” 

Space and Time’s integration follows other recent technical adoptions, including partnerships with Nami Cloud and Pipe Network, which continue to expand the capabilities and reach of the Walrus data layer across the Web3 ecosystem. 

To learn more about Space and Time and enabling smart contracts to trustlessly access and compute over data from any chain, users can visit: https://www.spaceandtime.io/