If you’re in NYC today, come find us at the Data Management Summit. Edge & Node CEO @rodventures takes the stage for a keynote at 3:05 PM, followed by our very own Craig Tutterow joining a panel at 3:25 PM. We also have a booth in The Gallery, we’d love to meet you. Secure your delegate pass here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0xTWyf0 #DMSNYC #DataManagementSummitNYC #DataManagement #DataStrategy #CapitalMarketsTech #InstitutionalTrading

U.S. Bank just ran its own stablecoin on a public chain. This leaves a record anyone can read. Next step: get those records into the bank's data stack in a shape an auditor accepts. Amp does that part.

Most teams pull blockchain data from RPC providers, which can have bugs and bad configs. Amp, our blockchain data engine, builds verification into extraction. Amp recomputes the hash locally and verifies it against what's onchain. *Verification confirms the data matches the chain. Your analysts get plain SQL tables across multiple chains, in the BI tools they already use. Cloud, on prem, or hybrid.

Craig Tutterow, our Director of Data, takes the stage at 3:25 PM on September 17th at the Data Management Summit New York. The panel: Proving Your AI: Building a Defensible Audit Trail for Agentic Workflows in a Regulated Environment. Regulators are asking firms to show their work on AI decisions. Most governance frameworks were built for a different era. Craig and the panel get into what a defensible audit trail looks like now. 40 minutes, moderated by Pete Harris of the A-Team Group.

Our CEO @rodventures is keynoting the Data Management Summit New York on Sept 17. More Data, Lower Costs: The Case for AI-Enabled Specialization. AI is making more data. AI is also making the systems that handle it cheaper to build. He'll show how those two things meet at scale. 3:05 PM. NYC. Hope to see you there a-teaminsight.com/events/dat…

Edge & Node is now a member of the @CantonFdn and an active validator on the @CantonNetwork, the privacy-enabled chain where Euroclear, Broadridge, Tradeweb, and SBI Digital Asset Holdings settle real-world assets. Our validator node joins 678 others securing a network that processes $1.9M in daily fees. Beyond running infrastructure, we are participating in Canton special interest groups, contributing to Canton Improvement Proposals, and developing proposals for the Foundation's new Protocol Development Fund. Edge & Node builds verifiable data infrastructure for regulated institutions, and Canton is where many of those institutions transact onchain. Foundation membership gives us a direct role in the governance and protocol decisions shaping how tokenized capital markets operate.

Edge & Node CEO @rodventures joined Kristina Podnar on The Power of Digital Policy podcast to talk through the moment AI stops advising and starts spending. An agent with access to a payment rail holds permission. Authorization is a separate grant of authority, and on stablecoin rails the money is gone the second it moves, so the two get confused exactly once. Rodrigo makes the case for policy checks at the wallet level, outside the LLM, where a hallucination or prompt injection cannot reach them. Also in the episode: who carries accountability when an agent pays wrong, and the four areas regulators should address first: identity, authorization, observability, and governance. Full episode: kpodnar.com/podcast/permissi…

📺 Watch the full presentation on agentic payments and guardrails by @rodventures & @impranavm_ from this year's @aiDotEngineer World's Fair in San Francisco.

FinOps & Blockchains, explained. FinOps is the discipline enterprises developed to manage cloud spending once infrastructure moved from procurement cycles to pay-as-you-go. Any engineer could suddenly provision resources in seconds, and finance discovered the true cost weeks later on a sprawling invoice. The practice that emerged runs on three phases: inform, meaning full visibility into who spends what and why; optimize, meaning rightsizing workloads and eliminating waste; and operate, meaning continuous budgets, forecasts, and accountability. Mature teams measure themselves in unit economics, tracking cost per customer or per query instead of staring at one monthly total. Blockchain infrastructure is entering the same phase cloud went through a decade ago. Teams now run archive nodes, indexing pipelines, and ETL jobs whose costs blur together across engineering time and vendor subscriptions, with little ability to attribute spend to a specific dataset or workload. Onchain settlement adds something cloud never had, since every transaction is recorded on a public ledger where cost and activity can be verified at the source. The organizations treating blockchain data spend with FinOps discipline today will hold a real advantage as this infrastructure becomes a standard budget line.

Traditional blockchain data tools force a tradeoff: build and maintain your own indexing pipeline, or trust a black-box API your compliance team can't explain to a regulator. Amp is neither. It's a blockchain-native database that turns onchain activity into structured, queryable datasets. Skip the custom indexers and integration work. Point the tools you already run (Snowflake, Power BI, Tableau) at Amp and query across Ethereum, Solana, Base, and more through one API. The part that matters for regulated teams: every dataset carries cryptographic provenance back to the source block. When an examiner asks you to reproduce a result, you can do it independently, without calling a vendor. And it's fast: 5.9x quicker than BigQuery's public datasets, with 2.3x better storage efficiency than full node databases. Deploy in the cloud, on-prem, or hybrid. Amp: SQL access to blockchain data, minus the black box.

The House by Edge & Node is hosting Community Showcase Night next Thursday, August 6, at 5 PM. The format is simple. Anyone can sign up (priority goes to builders at The House) for two minutes on the floor to share a new project, a work in progress, or an idea they want to test on a live audience. The cap keeps the night fast, so you'll see a wide mix of demos and stories back to back, from shipped products to experiments that broke an hour before doors opened. 📍 @thehousesf, Presidio of San Francisco 🗓️ Thursday, August 6 ⏰ 5 - 8 PM Details & RSVP ➡️ luma.com/prclry87

Amp is a SQL database with complete blockchain data already loaded. The stack it replaces runs from a blockchain node through an indexer into your own database, and every step introduces failure modes: data loss at the node, a chain that stops matching the DB, inconsistencies in what finally reaches your app. Amp cuts that to blockchain data, one SQL DB, your app. Up to 34x faster, 100% complete data.

The new edgeandnode.com is live. Edge & Node has grown into a family of products that share one foundation: Amp for verifiable blockchain data, @ampersend_ai for agentic commerce & compliance, consulting for institutions moving into digital assets, and @thehousesf, one of the biggest tech spaces in San Francisco. The rebuild puts that whole picture in one place. If you work at a bank, a stablecoin issuer, or in compliance, there's a page that walks through your use case concretely. Go poke around.

Now live: @rodventures' interview from Crypto 101's Virtual Hedge Fund Summit on what happens when AI agents start moving money. "Compliance was built for a human check world, and as we start to move into machine-speed payments we need to build for a world where there isn't human intervention." - Rodrigo Coelho, CEO of Edge & Node He walked through Edge & Node's path from processing micropayments for @graphprotocol in 2021 to building for the x402 ecosystem and incubating @ampersend_ai, and put a number on the stakes: clearing the capital locked in compliance holds at any given moment could add $2 to $3 billion to GDP. Watch the full conversation 📺

Amp puts complete, verifiable blockchain data behind standard SQL. Enterprise teams query onchain activity the same way they query any database, and Amp handles indexing infrastructure underneath with 747ms median data freshness.

After careful deliberation, we still index Solana. If you are sticking with Solana too, Amp is the best way to access its data. It queries Solana data directly through SQL, with every result cryptographically proven even under reorgs. Median freshness lands at 747 milliseconds across live datasets. Peak query speedup over BigQuery and raw RPC benchmarks reaches 4,397x. Amp 🤍 Solana

Amp queries onchain data with SQL instead of raw RPC calls, and indexes it in real time instead of running batch pipelines like BigQuery. That architecture is why median data freshness lands at 747 ms and peak queries run up to 4,397x faster than BigQuery and RPC. Fast chains reorg, and AI agents making financial decisions can't afford to act on data that gets rewritten under them. Every dataset Amp returns traces back to its onchain source with cryptographic proof, so a reorg doesn't break trust in the number, the number is verifiable either way. That's the actual design target: infrastructure fast enough for how chains and agents operate now, verifiable enough that neither has to take a vendor's word for it. Amp is built for that combination.

We've recently put together a landscape mapping out the agentic commerce ecosystem. 254 companies across 16 categories, from agent frameworks and payment infrastructure to identity, stablecoins, and open source models. The space is moving fast. This is where it stands today.

📺 Watch @rowlandgraus from @chainlink on Verifiable Execution - part of our webinar with @trmlabs, @chainlink, and @ampersend_ai on compliance in the era of autonomous payments. Full recording available on our site.

Amp ingests any onchain data and any offchain data, from Canton, Solana, and Ethereum to legacy databases, KYC systems, CRMs, and ERPs. Every result is cryptographically verifiable before it reaches your analytics stack, whether that's BI tooling, operational dashboards, or compliance reporting.

Next week in San Francisco 🌁 @rodventures and @impranavm_ are presenting at @Microsoft's AI Engineer World's Fair 2026. Rodrigo opens with the strategic case for programmable budget governance: why per-agent spend limits, real-time transaction visibility, and full audit trails are foundational requirements for any team running agents in production. He also covers Edge & Node's founding membership in the x402 Foundation and why open standards for agent-to-agent and agent-to-service payments matter at ecosystem scale. Pranav goes deep on the stack: onchain data from @graphprotocol, Amp Enterprise for auditable datasets at scale, @ampersend_ai wired into LangChain, CrewAI, and AutoGPT, and x402 and A2A standards for interoperable agent payments, including a full end-to-end deployment demo. 🗓️ Day 4 / July 2, 2026 🚪 Agentic Commerce track / Room 2006 ⏰ 1:30pm-1:50pm

Throwback to Paris - @rodventures on stage at @proofoftalk for "DeFi Under Attack: Securing Onchain Finance and the Machine Economy" alongside @P3b7_ from @Ledger, @kostascrypto from @Mysten_Labs, Jason Jiang from @CertiK, moderated by @nikolastojanow from @BankFrick. Rodrigo's three takes from the Louvre: 1️⃣ Human approval at the scale of billions of microtransactions is a bottleneck, and policy-based automation is the only architecture that holds. 2️⃣ The AI threat to DeFi is already active, with exploits running now while the industry waits on quantum. 3️⃣ Institutional trust has to be earned. Multisig failures and poor risk hygiene are too common for 2028 standards to stay optional. Good room. Hard problems. Watch the full panel ⬇️

What governs your agents?

AI agents are moving real money onchain, still governed by approval flows built for people. We're hosting a free webinar with @rodventures from @ampersend_ai, @rowlandgraus from @chainlink, and Alex Kopferschmitt from @trmlabs on what compliance actually requires now that agents transact on their own. They'll get into: - Why the governance layer is missing and what enterprise risk looks like today. - The agentic threat surface: the new attack vectors and compliance failure modes TRM Labs is tracking. - Where verifiable execution fits and how Chainlink's ACE brings trust and auditability to agent workflows. - How ampersend enforces policy end to end: spending limits, identity, audit trails, cross-chain observability. 📅 June 18, 4PM UTC 📍 Online Save your seat: luma.com/1xu0jgc3

Fresh off the ETHConf 2026 stage: "⁨Institutions going onchain is like the dial up to broadband moment." - @rodventures at @ethconf His read on 2026: the pilots are over. NYSE working toward 24/7 tokenized trading, tokenized assets becoming collateral, regulatory frameworks landing in every major market. Institutional crypto became production this year. The gap is verifiability. It is table stakes for anyone moving real capital onchain, and most data tooling cannot deliver it. That is the problem Amp solves. Verifiable, real-time blockchain analytics and compliance data, built for institutions moving onchain.

We're proud to have contributed to @GBBC_io's 101 Real-World Blockchain Use Cases Handbook (2026 Edition) as use case #34. The guide helps government agencies, regulators, and central banks deepen their understanding of blockchain and digital assets. Learn more ⬇️

“Blockchain data is basically unrefined oil. It’s unstructured and unrefined. You can build a refinery from scratch, but you’re not oil refinery experts. We are. Why stand up all the in-house knowledge and expertise needed to build an effective refinery when you can work with specialists who help turn that raw data into something usable? Our job is to get refined gas to the pump, so builders can focus on what they actually need to deliver.” - @mickeynegus, Head of Enterprise Sales via @Flight3official at @proofoftalk

We're at @ethconf next week in NYC, June 8 through 10 at the Javits Center. Find the team at @graphprotocol's booth to talk Amp and what verifiable onchain data looks like for institutions. The whole show is built around where finance is heading: stablecoins, tokenized treasuries, institutional adoption. That's exactly the ground Amp covers. @rodventures also takes the Main Stage Wednesday at 10:55 AM for The Institutional Inflection Point Keynote. Worth catching if you're on site. See you in New York 🗽

$3.5B has been lost to DeFi exploits. Security discussions often focus on smart contracts, wallets, and protocols. But there's another critical layer that gets less attention: data. At @proofoftalk, @rodventures shared why data integrity is becoming increasingly important as more applications and agents rely on blockchain data: "The open secret is that most systems using onchain data aren't querying blockchains directly. The data is indexed, organized, and stored in databases before it's used. Our job is to ensure that data is cryptographically proven to be accurate and complete, so the systems relying on it can trust what they're seeing." - Rodrigo Coelho, CEO @edgeandnode As agentic systems and DeFi applications become more sophisticated, they depend on data pipelines to make decisions. If the underlying data is incorrect, incomplete, or manipulated, the outcomes can be too. The challenge is ensuring the data entering those systems is trustworthy in the first place. That's why cryptographic guarantees around data integrity matter. Because when billions of dollars are moving through autonomous systems, "garbage in, garbage out" becomes a security problem.

Bonjour, Paris 🇫🇷 @proofoftalk kicks off tomorrow at the Louvre Palace, and the Edge & Node team will be on the ground for the full run. We're opening with an intimate invite-only lunch at Le Café Marly, steps from the museum. Then @rodventures takes the stage June 3 at 16:30. DeFi Under Attack: Securing Onchain Finance and the Machine Economy, joined by @P3b7_ from @Ledger, @kostascrypto from @Mysten_Labs, Jason Jiang from @CertiK, and moderator @nikolastojanow from @BankFrick. The conversation gets into where DeFi security actually breaks today: key management, front-end phishing, smart contract failures, malicious interfaces. Find the team across the venue to talk Amp and @ampersend_ai.

Edge & Node is sponsoring @proofoftalk next week at the Louvre Palace in Paris. @rodventures takes the stage for DeFi Under Attack: Securing Onchain Finance and the Machine Economy. He's joined by @P3b7_ from @Ledger, @kostascrypto from @Mysten_Labs, Jason Jiang from @CertiK, moderated by @nikolastojanow from @BankFrick. The conversation runs through where DeFi security actually breaks today: key management, front-end phishing, smart contract failures, malicious interfaces. Rodrigo brings the unique perspective on the data layer and how companies like Edge & Node work to strengthen and protect one of the most fundamental parts of the stack. Make sure to catch the panel on June 3 at 16:30. Members of the Edge & Node team will be on the floor all week. Find us across the venue to talk Amp and @ampersend_ai.

Enterprise teams querying @solana have been picking between fast RPC, third-party analytics dashboards, and custom indexers, each with its own audit gap. Amp gives institutions structured Solana datasets in SQL, with cryptographic verification on every block before it enters the system, deployable on-prem, in private cloud, or hybrid.

ICYMI: The @ampersend_ai compliance feature @rodventures first demoed at @consensus2026 Miami is already live in production. It screens agentic counterparties in real time and blocks transactions with malicious entities. Watch the full demo ⬇️

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ICYMI: Amp supports @solana natively, with full SQL access across the chain. Solana has been one of the hardest chains to work with at the data layer. The network produces a slot every 400 milliseconds, skips slots that don't produce blocks, and stores program state in accounts rather than a single global state tree. Teams trying to analyze activity usually end up running specialized indexers, custom Geyser plugins, or paying providers to handle the ingestion work for them. The result is that meaningful Solana analytics still sits behind weeks of pipeline engineering. Before anyone runs a useful query, someone has to decode borsh-encoded instructions, reconstruct account state over time, and keep pace with a firehose that moves faster than any other smart contract platform. Amp collapses that entire layer into a standard query interface. Block headers, transactions, messages, and instructions become queryable in SQL, with full historical depth and real-time updates available through the same connection. The query patterns your team already uses for Postgres work directly on Solana data. This lands at a moment when stablecoin payment volume on Solana is accelerating, and the teams building on that activity have been bottlenecked by tooling for years. Compliance queries, settlement analysis, counterparty exposure across wallets, all of it becomes a normal SQL workload running against onchain data. For fintech infrastructure, payment rails, and AI applications on Solana, this changes what's actually buildable.

The Agentic Commerce Map is live: 254 companies across 16 layers of the stack, from user interfaces and wallets through agent frameworks, identity, payment infrastructure, and the protocols being built underneath.

Onchain data should be as easy to work with as any other dataset. Amp is our long-term answer, designed around SQL and the developer experience that follows from it.

Our co-creation space @thehousesf has become a regular gathering point for builders in San Francisco. Day passes are now 50% off when purchased by agents through the @ampersend_ai wallet. @sophiadew walks through how to claim the discount in the video below ⬇️

Regulated institutions need blockchain data they can defend in an audit. Amp delivers verifiable onchain access through SQL, with full provenance on every result and the lineage controls compliance teams expect from production systems. Learn more ⬇️

Our CEO @rodventures is representing Edge & Node at the Bermuda Digital Finance Forum this week, hosted by @SALTConference and @PartnersPenrose. The agenda sits right where our work lives, between digital finance and the financial applications of AI. DM Rodrigo to connect.

Blockchain data is complex by nature. Reorgs, forks, and heavy processing make verifiable access a real challenge for institutions that need to stay compliant. Data can't be considered reliable unless you can prove it. Amp data is 100% verifiable and compliant.

Compliance has been the wall keeping institutions from moving regulated assets onchain at scale. Today @chainlink expanded ACE, the largest onchain compliance ecosystem for digital asset issuance and distribution, and @ampersend_ai is part of the launch. ACE connects identity providers, wallets, asset issuers, and risk tools into a single managed framework, so institutions can configure compliance once and distribute across venues, wallets, and chains. The update ships five new capabilities: identity connections through Sumsub and Persona, flexible policy enforcement, offchain compliance checks, cross-chain abstraction, and stronger auditability and reporting. For ampersend, ACE is the policy layer that makes agent commerce defensible at enterprise scale. @rodventures will be demoing it live for the first time on May 7, 10:10 AM, Workshop Stage at @consensus2026 Miami.

An agent can move money in roughly 400 milliseconds. Compliance built for a person logging into a dashboard cannot keep up with that timeline. We've been working with two partners on what comes next. The first version will be shown by @rodventures at @consensus2026 on May 7.

Most onchain apps are built on top of a fragile three-layer stack: a node, an indexer, and a custom database, each one a new surface for data loss, sync failures, and missing records. Amp collapses all of that into a single SQL database that stays consistent with the chain automatically, running up to 34x faster with 100% complete data.

Edge & Node is coming to @consensus2026, May 5-7 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. @rodventures is on the Workshop Stage May 7 at 10:10 AM EDT: "The Enterprise Agent Economy Has a Compliance Problem. Here's the Fix." - a live demo featuring @ampersend_ai, @trmlabs and @chainlink. Financial institutions and enterprises have been locked out of the agentic economy without a compliance solution. This is that solution, shown live for the first time. We're also sharing a booth with @graphprotocol throughout the conference. If you want to talk onchain data infrastructure, agentic payments, or where these two products intersect, come find us on the floor. Lastly, Rodrigo will also be speaking at the TBV Deal Room & Demo Day alongside Hashlock on May 4. It’s curated VC panel and demo day bringing together early-stage founders and investors actively deploying capital in web3. You can request your spot at luma.com/TBVDEALROOM-MIAMI. See you in Miami 🌴

Amp is built for AI.

Money 20/20 APAC delivered. Our booth was packed the entire conference, the side events exceeded every expectation, and the conversations across three days reminded us exactly why we keep showing up to this region.

You can now track your data usage by delivery type, in real time. This is Amp.

🇹🇭 @money2020 was a blast! ขอบคุณกรุงเทพฯ!

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