The Graph Simplifies Migration from Alchemy's Hosted Subgraphs to Decentralized Network
The Graph Simplifies Migration from Alchemy's Hosted Subgraphs to Decentralized Network
🔄 Minutes to migrate
Migration Made Simple
The Graph announced that users can now migrate from Alchemy's hosted subgraphs to their decentralized network in just minutes.
Key Benefits:
- Data remains open and verifiable
- Permissionless access maintained
- Seamless transition process
Perfect Timing
This migration update comes as The Graph prepares for their major Horizon mainnet launch on December 9th - representing years of protocol development and community feedback.
The timing aligns with The Graph's recent 5-year anniversary celebration, highlighting their evolution from initial subgraphs to becoming the foundation for the next decade of decentralized data infrastructure.
Get Started
Developers can access the complete migration guide to begin the transition process immediately.
The Graph, a modular indexing protocol, was introduced 5 years ago alongside its marketplace for permissionless access to structured blockchain data. Since then, a lot has happened: the network launch, a multi-chain expansion, the rise of Subgraphs and Substreams, the Token API
We're building this as an open protocol with a marketplace. There's still plenty of work to do though. We'll be open sourcing a reference implementation soon. Details to come!
Five years of indexing and protocol evolution will be celebrated at The Graph’s 5-year birthday on 3rd of December. Walk through the last half-decade, with a community toast from Nick, The Graph’s team lead, at the beautiful @thehouseofweb3. RSVP: luma.com/5etk3s9a
Horizon represents years of protocol development, testnet validation, and community feedback. It isn't just an upgrade. It's the foundation for The Graph's next decade. Thank you to every Indexer, Delegator, Curator, and Developer who helped The Graph get here. December 9th,
The Graph launched in 2021 with Subgraphs, processed trillions of queries, and proved that permissionless data works. But blockchain data needs are diverse: real-time streams, analytics, APIs, and custom queries. Horizon makes The Graph the protocol to integrate ALL of them.
5 years of building in public. 5 years of decentralized data infrastructure. 3 days to go until the celebration. Join the community in San Francisco to celebrate this milestone. OGs and newcomers are welcome.
We’re so excited to be announcing The Graph! 🗿✨ A decentralized query protocol for blockchains. The Graph lets you build dApps more easily on Ethereum and IPFS using GraphQL. Together we can build a new generation of the web free from monopolies. thegraph.com
The date is set: The Graph’s 5-year birthday celebration is December 3. The Graph & @thehouseofweb3 are hosting the anniversary gathering at the House of Web3 with its splendid view on the SF bridge. Join The Graph for a look back at the past five years and a moment to
The 2018 milestone of The Graph’s initial 1,000 commits was marked by rapid iteration on Graph Node, indexing logic, and documentation, laying the groundwork for today’s reliability. Come celebrate the next milestone tomorrow in SF ⬇️
Related: Our Graph Node repo just crossed 1,000 commits and we're not slowing down! 🎢
Feels just like yesterday that The Graph set the long term goal to index any immutable, web3 compatible data source. In 2 days time, The Graph will celebrate 5 years of staying on course.
The Graph’s 5-year celebration at @thehouseofweb3 will take a look back at The Graph’s major milestones: open-source release, network launch, multi-chain expansion, the rise of Subgraphs and Substreams, L2 migration to @Arbitrum, cross-chain interoperability, Token API,
The next phase of The Graph focuses on real-time indexing, agentic systems, and reproducible onchain data. 4 days left to RSVP to come celebrate and discuss the next steps.
Subgraphs started on The Graph, and they keep getting better. If you were using Alchemy’s hosted subgraphs, migration to the decentralized network takes minutes. Build where data stays open, verifiable, and permissionless.
The Graph is turning 5 🎂 A walk down memory lane. A look at what's ahead. An in-person celebration in SF, and maybe a little surprise for the community 👀 Details dropping soon. Save the date.
The countdown is on! In exactly 7 days… 5 years ago, The Graph entered the @ethereum ecosystem with a clear objective: to standardize the organization of data. Early vision: an indexing layer built for open, verifiable access web3 data for developers. Celebrate with The
We’re so excited to be announcing The Graph! 🗿✨ A decentralized query protocol for blockchains. The Graph lets you build dApps more easily on Ethereum and IPFS using GraphQL. Together we can build a new generation of the web free from monopolies. thegraph.com
🤖 Agent Infrastructure Standards
**The Graph core dev team** is collaborating with major players including **Coinbase**, **Google Cloud**, and **Ethereum Foundation's dAI teams** to establish foundational standards for agentic infrastructure. Key developments include: - Contributing to **x402 standard** for payments - Working on **ERC-8004** for agent discovery **Ampersend AI** integrates these innovations into a unified operational system featuring: - A dedicated wallet for agents - A management dashboard for humans - Seamless budget and policy management - Autonomous access to blockchain data services This infrastructure enables AI agents to independently access services like The Graph's blockchain data while maintaining human oversight and control.
⚡ The Graph Heads to Solana Breakpoint
**The Graph is attending Solana Conference Breakpoint** in Abu Dhabi from December 11-13. The protocol will showcase: - Advanced data access solutions - Lightning-fast indexing capabilities - Robust infrastructure for Solana ecosystem The Graph aims to bring enhanced data infrastructure to Solana's high-performance blockchain, focusing on speed and reliability for developers building decentralized applications. *Builders can connect with The Graph team at the conference.*
The Graph Builds Web3's Data Infrastructure for Agent-Ready Future
**The UAE's formation** offers lessons for web3 durability through aligned systems. **Key requirements** for lasting web3 infrastructure: - Transparent data access - Predictable execution - Decentralized architecture **The Graph's contribution:** - Open standards for blockchain data indexing - Reproducible and verifiable data pipelines - Agent-ready infrastructure development These foundational efforts are positioning web3 for institutional adoption and shaping the internet's next evolution.
🤖 x402 Protocol Revives 30-Year-Old HTTP Payment Code
**x402 protocol** is bringing the forgotten HTTP 402 "Payment Required" status code back to life after 30 years of dormancy. **Key Features:** - Machine-native billing standard for AI agents - Enables per-request payments without accounts or API keys - Supports payments for data access, compute, and API queries - Backed by Coinbase and Cloudflare **How it works:** 1. Agent requests paid resource 2. Server responds with HTTP 402 + payment details 3. USDC payment processed through facilitator 4. Access granted instantly upon verification **The Graph Integration:** The Graph's data infrastructure provides the verifiable, queryable blockchain data that x402 transactions require. Their GraphTally already implements similar microtransactions at the protocol layer. **Combined Impact:** - x402 = open payment rail for agents - The Graph = open data rail for decisions - Together = autonomous systems that think, pay, and verify This creates a **machine-driven economy** where AI agents can autonomously transact using stablecoins across multiple chains including Base, Solana, and Polygon.