@typedarray: Excited to propose five new JSON-RPC methods to fetch EVM blockchain history: blocks, transactions, logs, traces, and n…
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A proposal for five new JSON-RPC methods to fetch EVM blockchain history, addressing Ethereum data problems through an open standard for all EVM chains.
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Excited to propose five new JSON-RPC methods to fetch EVM blockchain history: blocks, transactions, logs, traces, and native transfers.
These methods address longstanding Ethereum data problems at the protocol layer, through an open standard that any EVM chain can adopt. https://t.co/vl5NxRQlph
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