The Graph Integrates Mode Network and Expands Blockchain Support

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By The Graph
May 6, 2024, 7:21 PM
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The Graph has announced the integration of Mode Network, allowing developers to build performant Mode dapps powered by speedy subgraph data.​ This integration comes as part of The Graph's expansion to support over 40 blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, zkSync, Scroll, and Near Protocol.​ The Graph has also introduced new features during its 'Sunbeam' phase, such as a free query plan, credit card payments, and an easy upgrade flow for developers to migrate their subgraphs to The Graph Network.​ These developments aim to facilitate the adoption of decentralized data and empower developers in building web3 applications.​

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ICYMI: Over 40 chains are now available to query on The Graph Network 🌐 Start building subgraphs to organize data from @ethereum, @arbitrum, @base, @zksync, @scroll_ZKP, @nearprotocol, and many more in Subgraph Studio today!

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The Graph
@graphprotocol

40+ leading blockchains and L2s are now supported on The Graph Network 🌅 That means that thanks to new tech enhancements such as the upgrade Indexer, devs across 4️⃣0️⃣+ chains can use subgraphs on the network more easily than ever, including @arbitrum, @avax, @Celo, @FantomFDN,

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You can now easily access @XLayerOfficial data with The Graph 🤝 Create performant X Layer dapps powered by speedy subgraph data 📊 Start building X Layer subgraphs within Subgraph Studio: thegraph.com/studio

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X Layer
@XLayerOfficial

It’s official: The Graph has integrated #XLayer ! 📊 X Layer developers can now create subgraphs within Subgraph Studio 👩‍💻👨‍💻 Build fast, performant dApps powered by subgraphs on @graphprotocol with organized X Layer data 🧑‍💻 Get started on thegraph.com/studio

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ICYMI: Over 40 chains are now available to query on The Graph Network 🌐 Start building subgraphs to organize data from @ethereum, @arbitrum, @base, @zksync, @scroll_ZKP, @nearprotocol, and many more in Subgraph Studio today! x.com/graphprotocol/…

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The Graph
@graphprotocol

40+ leading blockchains and L2s are now supported on The Graph Network 🌅 That means that thanks to new tech enhancements such as the upgrade Indexer, devs across 4️⃣0️⃣+ chains can use subgraphs on the network more easily than ever, including @arbitrum, @avax, @Celo, @FantomFDN,

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Sunbeam is here 🌅 In October, The Graph ecosystem committed to executing on the Sunrise of Decentralized Data, enabling all hosted service users to upgrade their subgraphs to The Graph Network. Today, Sunbeam, the second phase of the Sunrise of Decentralized Data, has started

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🌅The Graph Network delivers best in class performance, low query costs, reliable uptime, redundancy and fast syncing speeds. Now it’s time for everyone to take advantage of the benefits of upgrading to the network! This announcement unveils an updated plan for the sunrise of

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👀 Querying The Graph Network easily fits into every stack. Now, with 100,000 free monthly queries available to all, it’s easier than ever to get started. The possibilities are endless. What will you build?

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Today I learned from @cmwhited from @edgeandnode that I also can use HTTP Authentication headers to protect my API key when I query The @graphprotocol Network from my @nextjs app. He even created a repo with more examples here: github.com/graphprotocol/…

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You can now easily access @modenetwork data with The Graph 🤝 Build performant Mode dapps powered by speedy subgraph data 📊 Start building Mode subgraphs within Subgraph Studio: thegraph.com/studio

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@modenetwork

It’s official | The Graph has integrated Mode Network 🟡 Mode developers can now create subgraphs within Subgraph Studio. Build fast, performant dapps powered by subgraphs on @graphprotocol with organized Mode data 🧑‍💻 Get started on ❯❯ thegraph.com/studio

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Phase 1 of #GraphRising is complete! 🌅 The Sunray phase unlocked a suite of new benefits for devs building with decentralized data including: 👀 free query plan 💳 pay by credit card ⛓️ 40+ chains now supported on the network Here’s a reminder of what subgraph devs can expect

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@graphprotocol

🌅The Graph Network delivers best in class performance, low query costs, reliable uptime, redundancy and fast syncing speeds. Now it’s time for everyone to take advantage of the benefits of upgrading to the network! This announcement unveils an updated plan for the sunrise of

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A free query plan, easy upgrade flow & credit card payments are a few of the new features enabled by the recent completion of The Graph’s Sunray phase – fulfilling commitments made by core devs 🌅 With the start of the Sunbeam phase - Phase 2 of The Graph’s Sunrise of

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A new roadmap. A New Era of The Graph 🗺️ The Graph’s new roadmap introduces a bold and transformative vision for the future of The Graph! The new R&D roadmap details an expansion of The Graph’s ability to serve web3’s growing demands for data access, while better serving

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