Parachain Indexers Nodes as Public Good by SenseiNode Validator

Dear Polkadot Community,

We are SenseiNode, blockchain infrastructure providers from Latin America and the first Polkadot Validator in the region. We are proud of our dedication to enhancing decentralization and development within the Polkadot ecosystem. Our passion for advancing the blockchain industry locally and internationally drives us to provide infrastructure that simplifies the deployment, monitoring, and management of nodes on substrate-based protocols.

Today, we're thrilled to present our treasury proposal titled "Parachain Indexer Nodes as Public Good".

TL;DR

The Polkadot ecosystem is growing with the emergence of parachains, increasing the demand for robust infrastructure support, especially indexer nodes. Our proposal aims to meet this demand by deploying and maintaining indexer nodes for the currently most developed 39 parachains with public repos within the Polkadot ecosystem for 12 months. These nodes will enhance scalability, promote development, facilitate data analysis, and support the principles of decentralization and redundancy.

Moreover, these nodes will serve as a public good, providing comprehensive access to historical on-chain data, fostering innovation within the ecosystem, and enabling the creation of software and tools like explorers or decentralized applications (dApps).

As the Polkadot ecosystem expands, the proposed infrastructure will be crucial for supporting new parachains, thereby promoting the continuous evolution and expansion of the ecosystem for the collective benefit of all stakeholders.

We invite you to provide feedback on our proposal. Your input is invaluable as we aim to effectively serve the Polkadot community and contribute to the ecosystem's growth. We appreciate your support and encourage you to visit this link for a more in-depth understanding of our proposal.

We look forward to your feedback and support, and we're excited about contributing to the vibrant Polkadot ecosystem.

Best Regards,
The SenseiNode Team

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