Datasets
Blockchain tables over S3, queried with your own project credentials.
Blockchain tables over S3
Finalized blockchain blocks, decoded into query-ready tables and partitioned by date. Read them from S3 with DuckDB, Polars, Spark or another Delta Lake client, using your own Pinax Project ID and API key.
Ethereum backfillEthereum is backfilling from genesis and has not reached the chain head yet.
Use it for
- Analytics and research
- Data warehouses and lakehouses
- Backtesting and ML features
File layout
s3://eth/blocks/date=YYYY-MM-DD/part-….zstd.parquet
s3://eth/transactions/date=YYYY-MM-DD/part-….zstd.parquet
s3://eth/logs/date=YYYY-MM-DD/part-….zstd.parquetEndpoint https://datasets.s3.pinax.network · bucket eth. Dates are UTC. The paths above illustrate the layout; query tables through their Delta log.
Networks
s3://baseComing later · coverage and start block are not yet sets3://bscComing later · coverage and start block are not yet setTables
Ethereum has 20 EVM tables: blocks, transactions, logs, withdrawals, access-list entries, code authorizations, calls and state changes. Each is partitioned by date. Pick a table to see its columns, or explore the Schemas reference.
Read through the Delta log with delta_scan or scan_delta. Compaction replaces files, and the log identifies the active ones. SQL & Connect shows how to get started.
Connect DuckDB, Python, AWS CLI or Node.js with your own project.
Iceberg catalogComing soonLearn how the REST catalog will describe the tables.
SchemasExplore EVM, Solana, Bitcoin and Beacon table definitions.
Try ItBrowse Ethereum tables, filter their files and preview rows.