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Adding Subsquid - indexing framework #381
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Subsquid is the most dev-friendly way to develop and deploy custom GraphQL APIs and ETLs for advanced blockchain use cases.
The SDK offers a highly customizable Extract-Transform-Load-Query stack and indexing speeds of up to and beyond 50,000 blocks per second when indexing events and transactions.
Adding this because it could be a useful tool for decentralized application developers on Ethereum, and for data analysts as well. The tool is relatively new and not well known, this could be a good way to get a bigger audience and validate the product.