Overview
Sui is defined as a Layer 1 protocol blockchain. In basic terms, this means that Sui performs its own consensus and validation for transaction blocks (activity) on its networks using its own native token (SUI, in this case). Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) are other examples of Layer 1 blockchains.
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Sui Tables
Our Sui data includes the following schemas and tables:
| Schema | Description | Tables |
|---|---|---|
| Raw | Raw blockchain data. | checkpoints, transaction_blocks, transactions, events, object_changes, balance_changes |
| Assets | Coin Transfer data, historical balances, latest balances | fungible_transfers, balances, latest_balances |
| DEX | Decentralized exchange activity. | trades |
| Staking | Staking activity on Sui. | deposits, rewards, overview, validator_rewards, validator_current_rewards |
Overview
Sui is defined as a Layer 1 protocol blockchain. In basic terms, this means that Sui performs its own consensus and validation for transaction blocks (activity) on its networks using its own native token (SUI, in this case). Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) are other examples of Layer 1 blockchains.
More about Sui Network
Sui Tables
Our Sui data includes the following schemas and tables:
| Schema | Description | Tables |
|---|---|---|
| Raw | Raw blockchain data. | checkpoints, transaction_blocks, transactions, events, object_changes, balance_changes |
| Assets | Coin Transfer data, historical balances, latest balances | fungible_transfers, balances, latest_balances |
| DEX | Decentralized exchange activity. | trades |
| Staking | Staking activity on Sui. | deposits, rewards, overview, validator_rewards, validator_current_rewards |