moralis-streams-api

To stream real-time blockchain events to a webhook, you configure a stream targeting specific addresses or contract events across EVM chains. This eliminates manual polling by pushing instant event updates directly to your specified webhook URL.

You can track ERC20 transfers on Ethereum without manual polling by creating a Moralis stream with filters for token transfer topics. The stream monitors the specified contract events and delivers them instantly via a secure webhook.

Yes, you need a Moralis API key to receive blockchain event webhooks. The skill uses curl to send authenticated HTTP requests to the Moralis API, which requires this key to create, update, and manage your event streams securely.

Yes, you can monitor custom contract logs and address events across multiple EVM chains. The skill allows you to configure filters such as specific chain IDs, topics, and address lists to target exactly what you need to track.

The best way to secure webhook delivery for real-time blockchain events is to use signature verification. The Moralis Streams skill includes secure webhook delivery with automatic signature verification and error handling to ensure data integrity.

When streaming blockchain events via webhooks, limitations include the dependency on curl for authenticated HTTP requests and the requirement of a valid Moralis API key. Additionally, streams are specifically configured for EVM chains only.