DemoThis is a public demo of Pinax's blockchain data buckets. Datasets, schemas and endpoints can change or be reset at any time; don't rely on it in production.A public demo: data can change or be reset at any time.
Every final block of a network, decoded into query-ready tables and partitioned by date. Read them with DuckDB, Polars, Spark or any Delta Lake or Iceberg client, straight from S3.
s3://base/blocks/_delta_log/00000000000000000042.json s3://base/blocks/date=2026-09-28/part-00000-….zstd.parquet s3://base/transactions/date=2026-09-28/part-00000-….zstd.parquet s3://base/logs/date=2026-09-28/part-00000-….zstd.parquet
Every EVM network has the same 20 tables, one row per block, transaction, log, withdrawal, access-list entry, code authorization, call or state change, partitioned by date. Their columns are on the Schemas page. Read a table through its Delta log or the Iceberg catalog rather than by listing files: compaction replaces files, the log says which are current. See how the Iceberg catalog describes each table, and try its endpoints live.
| Network | Bucket | Status |
|---|---|---|
 Base | base | Available |
 BNB | bsc | Available |
 Ethereum | eth | Available |
