Exploring Web3: Building a Real-Time Aave Event Streamer with Python and Kafka

As a newcomer to the Web3 ecosystem, I’ve embarked on an exciting journey into decentralized finance (DeFi) by developing a live data streaming application. My recent project involves creating a real-time event listener for Aave, a popular DeFi lending protocol, utilizing Python with Web3.py and Apache Kafka.

This effort aims to capture ongoing Aave events such as asset supply, borrowing, and repayment, delivering instant updates that can be valuable for developers, analysts, or enthusiasts interested in blockchain activity. By leveraging Python’s simplicity and Kafka’s robust messaging capabilities, I’ve managed to set up a system that actively listens to blockchain events and streams them seamlessly.

If you’re delving into Web3 development or interested in blockchain data streaming, I invite you to check out my detailed walkthrough on Medium. Your feedback and insights are most welcome as I continue exploring this dynamic field.

Read the full guide here: [Link to article]

Thank you for your support and happy Web3 building!