Fraxtal Blockchain Now Supported by The Graph's Subgraph Studio

**The Graph has outlined its core mandate for 2025**: build resilient infrastructure and strengthen the network through strategic alignment. - Focus on **infrastructure resilience** as a key priority - Network strengthening through coordinated efforts - **Growth strategy** centered on alignment across stakeholders This mandate builds on The Graph's evolution from basic infrastructure to a comprehensive data economy, positioning the protocol for sustained development in the web3 ecosystem.

**DTCC is rebuilding banking infrastructure** using The Graph to move trillions of dollars on blockchain rails. **The Great Collateral Experiment** demonstrated instant settlement for repo agreements - a massive improvement over traditional systems that require days and extensive buffer capital. - Traditional settlement: Days with large capital buffers - Blockchain settlement: **Instant** with minimal capital requirements - DTCC processes **quadrillions** in securities transactions annually This represents real institutional blockchain adoption solving trillion-dollar infrastructure problems. The Graph provides critical data indexing to make the system work at scale. At SmartCon, DTCC and The Graph publicly discussed this collaboration for the first time, showcasing how traditional finance is actually implementing blockchain solutions for improved transparency and efficiency.

**The Graph's GRT token is now bridgeable** across three major blockchain networks - Arbitrum, Base, and Avalanche - using Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). **Key developments:** - Secure cross-chain transfers now live on three networks - Solana integration planned for next phase - Enhanced accessibility for developers building across ecosystems This cross-chain functionality makes The Graph's data indexing services **more accessible to builders** working on different blockchain platforms. **What this means:** Developers can now move GRT tokens seamlessly between supported networks, potentially increasing adoption across multiple blockchain ecosystems.

**The Graph announced Amp**, the first blockchain-native database designed for enterprise-scale blockchain data access. **Key Features:** - Zero-setup local deployment for smart contract datasets - **Unified SQL access** across multiple blockchains - Verifiable and audit-ready data lineage - Real-time streaming and batch processing - Flexible cloud or on-premises deployment **Enterprise Focus** Amp transforms encoded onchain data into compliant, transparent datasets built for modern finance's speed and security requirements. Developed by Edge & Node (creators of Subgraphs), Amp represents a significant advancement for institutional blockchain adoption. [Learn more and request demo](http://thegraph.com/amp)

**The Graph** will share more details about its newly announced data product **Amp** at EF Devcon in Argentina. The announcement comes as part of The Graph's participation in the Buenos Aires blockchain conference, scheduled for November 17-22, 2025. - The Graph has been actively promoting its presence at multiple Buenos Aires events - Previously announced participation in ETHGlobal hackathon with $500K+ in prizes - Also joining the DeFi district at Ethereum Worlds Fair The **Amp** data product represents a new offering from The Graph protocol, though specific details remain under wraps until the Devcon presentation. *Stay tuned for more information as The Graph unveils Amp's capabilities at the conference.*