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  • Introduction to Unizen
    • Unizen Overview
      • Unizen Liquidity Distribution Mechanism (ULDM)
        • ULDM Performance
      • Unizen Interoperability Protocol (UIP)
        • LayerZero
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        • Stargate
        • Celer
        • Axelar
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    • Unizen Dashboard
      • General
      • Portfolio
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    • Unizen Trade
      • Fees
    • Unizen Explore
      • Unizen Omni-Chain Data Pool
    • Unizen Earn
  • ZCX
    • Token Utility
    • Tokenomics
  • API - Introduction
    • Introduction
    • Before you get started
      • Understanding Price Impact and Price Slippage in Token Swaps
      • Token Allowance Management for Non-updatable Allowance Tokens
      • Tokens with taxes
      • Wrapping and Unwrapping Native Tokens
      • Quote expiration deadline
    • Security Best Practices for Integrating Unizen
      • Why disable CORS
      • How to integrate with a reverse proxy
    • Version 2 of our smart contracts
      • Migration to smart contract v2
  • API - GET STARTED
    • QuickStart guide
    • Swagger
    • Information endpoints
      • GET /trade/v1/info/chains
      • GET /trade/v1/info/sources
      • GET/v1/info/cross-providers
      • GET /trade/v1/info/token/search
      • GET /v1/info/token/popular
      • GET /trade/v1/info/token/{chainId}/{tokenAddress}
      • GET /trade/v1/info/tokenLogo/{chainId}/{tokenAddress}
      • GET /info/thorchain-inbound-address
      • GET /trade/v1/info/tx/{txHash}
      • GET /trade/v1/info/trade/{chainId}/{txHash}
      • GET /trade/v1/info/trades
    • Approval
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/approval/spender
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/approval/transaction
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/approval/allowance
    • Single-Chain Swap
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/quote/single
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/swap/single
      • Send transaction in evm chains
      • Send transaction in Solana
    • Cross-Chain Swap
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/quote/cross
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/swap/cross
      • Send transaction
    • Gasless orders
      • POST /trade/v1/gasless/typed-data
      • POST /v1/gasless/estimate
      • POST /v1/gasless/create
      • POST /v1/gasless/cancel
      • GET /trade/v1/gasless/status/{orderId}
      • GET /v1/gasless/orderByAddress/{address}
    • UTXO Assets and Cosmos Swap
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/quote/cross 1
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/swap/cross
      • Sending transactions
    • Efficient Quote Retrieval with Batch Processing
      • GET /trade/v1/{chainId}/batch_quote/single
    • Error Messages
  • GASLESS TRADES
    • Obtaining gasless quotes
    • Gas estimation
    • Executing the trade
    • Following the orders
  • On-Chain Contracts - Get Started
    • Integration with Unizen Contracts for Token Swapping
    • Registering Errors on Smart Contract Calls
  • PERMIT2
    • What is Permit2?
    • Usage in our api
  • WIDGET - Get Started
    • Embed the Unizen Widget
    • Playground
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    • Smart Contracts
    • Security Audits
    • Roadmap
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  1. Introduction to Unizen
  2. Unizen Explore

Unizen Omni-Chain Data Pool

The Unizen Omni-Chain Data Pool is a deep storage of on-chain data across all supported blockchains in the Unizen ecosystem. It is designed to provide developers and users with easy access to on-chain data and simplify cross-chain interactions.

The data pool is pieced together across hundreds of data sources, and provides a robust infrastructure for accurate and fast queries. This means that users can easily search for and access on-chain data related to various types of transactions, wallets, NFTs, and more.

Under the hood, the Unizen Omni-Chain Data Pool leverages a number of different technologies to provide its functionality. These include:

  1. Data Integration: The Unizen Omni-Chain Data Pool integrates data from multiple blockchains in a way that allows users to search for data across all of them. This is achieved through a process of normalizing data from various blockchain sources and storing it in a format that is easily searchable.

  2. Data Storage: The data pool uses a distributed database to store all of the on-chain data. This allows for easy scalability and ensures that the data is available to users at all times.

  3. Data Indexing: The Unizen Omni-Chain Data Pool uses indexing techniques to speed up queries and provide fast access to data. This is achieved through a combination of pre-processing and caching techniques.

  4. Data Retrieval: The data pool provides an API for accessing the stored data. The API is designed to be easy to use, and provides a variety of different search and retrieval methods for different types of data.

One of the key benefits of the Unizen Omni-Chain Data Pool is that it simplifies cross-chain interactions by eliminating the need for users to rely on external block explorers. This reduces the complexity of interacting with different blockchains, and provides a seamless experience for users.

Overall, the Unizen Omni-Chain Data Pool is an important component of the Unizen ecosystem, and provides developers and users with easy access to on-chain data from multiple blockchains. Its deep integration with Unizen Explore and other Unizen products makes it a powerful tool for simplifying web3 interactions and unlocking the potential of decentralized technologies.

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