Yes! I'm definitely going to expand the support, but EQL already offers some level of support:

See the queries below:

https://www.eql.sh/?query=GET+excess_blob_gas%2C+blob_gas_us...

https://www.eql.sh/?query=GET+max_fee_per_blob_gas+FROM+tx+0...

EVM Query Language (EQL) offers a fast, streamlined alternative to Dune for querying blockchain data, specifically optimized for EVM chains. While Dune excels at large-scale data visualization across multiple blockchains, EQL shines in speed and simplicity for Ethereum-specific tasks like transaction lookups and account state queries.

EQL’s SQL-like syntax is intuitive for developers, offering faster results for focused datasets, while Dune is more suited for handling complex, multi-blockchain queries and robust visualizations. Benchmark tests demonstrate EQL’s superior speed in tasks such as fetching account states and transactions, though Dune outperforms in block range queries.

Ultimately, EQL is a lightweight, open-source option for developers who need quick, efficient blockchain queries, while Dune is better for larger, more complex data processing with advanced visualization capabilities.

EVM Query Language (EQL) is a SQL-like language designed to query EVM chains, aiming to support complex relational queries on EVM chain first-class citizens (blocks, accounts, and transactions). It provides an ergonomic syntax for developers and researchers to compose custom datasets without boilerplate code.