Space and Time Launches Walrus Explorer for Onchain Data Transparency

Space and Time, a blockchain platform for zero-knowledge (ZK) proven data, has partnered with Walrus to launch the Walrus Explorer, a web-based dashboard that provides real-time visibility into the performance, reliability, and activity of the Walrus network [1]. Powered by Space and Time’s Proof of SQL technology, the Walrus Explorer allows developers and operators to query and analyze network activity in a trustless and transparent manner, enabling them to verify and optimize the decentralized data infrastructure [1].

The Walrus Explorer offers detailed insights into data storage operations, including uploads, reads, writes, and availability checks, while also monitoring network performance through metrics such as operator behavior, shard distribution, and latency. The platform further supports real-time analytics on usage trends, node reliability, and overall protocol health, effectively functioning as a network operations center for the Walrus ecosystem [1].

Beyond the Explorer, the partnership aims to develop a comprehensive solution for onchain developers. By integrating Space and Time’s ZK-verified query engine with Walrus’s data layer, the collaboration provides a robust foundation for trustless, onchain data pipelines. This enables developers to store and manage large-scale data using Walrus while running verifiable queries and analytics via Space and Time, supporting a range of applications including DeFi compliance and tokenized real-world asset tracking [1].

According to Rebecca Simmonds, Managing Executive at Walrus Foundation, developers are increasingly building complex onchain applications and require transparent, verifiable tools to manage and optimize their data effectively [1]. Scott Dykstra, CTO at Space and Time Foundation, added that the partnership combines Walrus’s data storage layer with Space and Time’s verifiable database to enable a new generation of data-driven onchain applications [1].

The partnership with Walrus follows other recent technical integrations involving Space and Time, including collaborations with Nami Cloud and Pipe Network, which have expanded the capabilities and influence of the Walrus data layer across the Web3 ecosystem [1].

Source: [1] Space and Time Partners with Walrus to Power Real-Time Insights for Onchain Data (https://www.walrus.xyz/blog/space-and-time-partners-with-walrus-to-power-real-time-insights-for-onchain-data)