2025-12-31 04:29:53

TRON developers are in for good news. The integration of The Graph's Substreams tool with the TRON ecosystem has directly opened up new possibilities for on-chain data processing.

Honestly, real-time data extraction, transformation, and application on the TRON chain have always been pain points for developers. Whether you're doing fund aggregation, payment monitoring, or DeFi analysis, you'll often get stuck at the data processing stage. The combined solution of Substreams×TRON simplifies this process quite effectively.

From a technical perspective, the core advantages are mainly reflected in several aspects:

High throughput combined with composability allows you to handle native TRON data and seamlessly connect to EVM-compatible endpoints. For high-frequency assets like USDT (TRC-20), you can precisely filter and monitor event streams, keeping full control over deposits, withdrawals, and aggregation across the entire chain.

One solution can cover multiple scenarios. Data can be stored in PostgreSQL, trigger on-chain aggregation logic, or be pushed via Kafka and alerted through Slack—whether it's DeFi data analysis, payment monitoring, or compliance pipeline setup, this framework can support it all.

Deployment is also straightforward. Clone the project, start the service, complete authentication and authorization, and you’re ready to run the data flow in just a few steps. When configuring endpoints, you can choose between TRON native nodes or EVM-compatible endpoints, depending on the scenario. Transaction filtering rules can be set based on sender or receiver, and parameters can be adjusted to meet different needs.

If you're planning to develop automated fund aggregation tools or build on-chain data monitoring systems, this solution can significantly reduce development time. It offers detailed support for performance optimization, security, and troubleshooting, and deploying in production environments is relatively stable.

In summary: with the Substreams toolkit, data development on the TRON chain becomes more efficient and scalable. Definitely worth a deep dive.

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· 1h ago

Finally, someone has explained this clearly—TRON developers really need this thing. Substreams integrated with TRON, data processing is truly no longer a bottleneck, and TRC-20 transactions are processed in seconds. I previously built my own on-chain monitoring, and now having this framework really saves a lot of time. Stable production environment is the key.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 2h ago

Wow, finally someone sorted out the TRON data, it was truly a nightmare before.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 2h ago

Honestly, this stuff should have been here a long time ago. TRON developers have been struggling enough with data processing. Really, it looks reliable, but I don't know if it will actually run smoothly or turn out to be another story. Substreams with TRON feels like someone finally made the wheel round; the previous solutions were indeed insufficient. Easy deployment is a good thing, but the problem is that the documentation is incomplete, and is the community active or not? Wait, is the EVM-compatible endpoint truly seamless, or will I have to tweak a bunch of parameters again? Has anyone already used it in a production environment? Don’t tell me it’s another "soon to be stable" story. I need to look into the aggregation logic. If it can save me half the development time, I’ll jump right in.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 2h ago

Now TRON developers have something interesting to watch Complaining every day about data processing lag, finally someone has got it sorted out How it actually performs remains to be seen, but at least the Substreams system is serious

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