Singularity Finance
  • Singularity Finance
  • Introduction
  • Background
    • Merger
  • Market Opportunity
    • Tokenise, Monetise and Decentralise the AI Economy
      • Hardware Layer
      • Platforms
      • Foundation Models and Knowledge Graphs
      • Model Hubs
      • Applications
      • Services
      • Data: Monetising Data Contributions
  • SFI Value Proposition
    • Dedicated Layer-2 for AI Economy
    • Core Pillars of the SFI L2
      • AI-Centric dApp
        • Singularity Rep Points
      • Tokenisation Framework
      • Identity Solutions
      • SFI Vaults
        • Architecture
        • Profit Framework
        • Operational Flow
        • Use Cases for SFI Vaults
        • Features
          • Strategies
          • Vault Management Dashboard
          • Risk Engine
          • Execution Engine
          • Fee Infrastructure
          • Governance
          • Router
          • Oracles
          • Zapper Framework
          • Keepers
      • Auxiliary Features
        • AI-Driven Market Making and Liquidity Provisioning
        • Prediction Markets
        • On/Off Ramps
    • Tokenised Data Centres
  • SFI L2
    • Introduction
    • L2 Architecture
      • Operational Model: Optimistic Rollups
      • Data
      • Sequencer
    • Core Features
      • Bridges
      • Indexers
      • Oracles
      • Relays
      • Verifiable Random Function (VRF)
      • Account Abstraction
      • Automation and Offchain Data Integration
  • LAunch
    • Testnet
      • Setup Guide
      • How to Participate in the SFI Testnet
      • FAQs
    • Mainnet
  • Tokenomics and Utility
    • Token Merge & Allocations
      • Allocation & Distribution
    • Token Utility
    • SFI Nodes
      • Details
    • Roadmap
    • Leadership Team
    • Conclusion
    • Appendix
  • Legal
    • SFI Token Terms & Conditions
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  1. SFI L2
  2. Core Features

Indexers

Querying data directly on a blockchain can be resource-intensive and slow, posing challenges for decentralised applications (dApps) that rely on real-time data. SFI L2 addresses this issue by implementing an indexing layer designed for speed and scalability.

Indexers collect and structure blockchain data, converting raw transaction records into accessible formats. This allows developers to retrieve specific information, such as token balances, transaction histories, or application analytics, without overloading the network. Moreover, by reducing repetitive tasks, indexers improve the efficiency and responsiveness of dApps.

On SFI L2, an RWA platform can utilise indexers to display real-time asset performance metrics to investors, while DeFi applications can access up-to-date liquidity and price data through indexers to provide users with timely market insights.

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