The Graph, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has merged its Firehose component with Geth, the Go implementation of the Ethereum protocol. This integration provides developers with deeper insights, more precise event ordering, pattern matching capabilities, simpler and more reliable integration, lower latency, and faster reprocessing times. The merger is part of The Graph's New Era roadmap and represents a significant milestone. Developers can explore the new features in Geth v1.14.0, and The Graph team has provided further details on the integration effort and its implications for developers.
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馃嚢馃嚪 Seoul Success

The Graph ecosystem wrapped up a successful presence at the UDC Upbit Conference in Seoul. **Key highlights:** - Strong engagement from Korean blockchain community - Panel discussion on **"The Trust Problem in Onchain Insights: What Data Can We Believe?"** - Featured Pranav Maheshwari, Director of Integrations at Edge & Node - Team connected with attendees at The Graph booth The conference showcased developments in **blockchain data verifiability** and provided networking opportunities for ecosystem members. *The Korean web3 community's enthusiasm made the event particularly meaningful for The Graph team.*
Celo Sepolia Testnet Launches with The Graph Integration

**Celo Sepolia testnet is now live** with immediate support from The Graph protocol. Developers can now: - Index and query Celo data through Subgraph Studio - Build applications on the new testnet with decentralized data access - Start development without waiting for additional infrastructure This follows The Graph's pattern of **day-one support** for Celo networks, previously seen with the Celo L2 mainnet launch. The integration enables seamless blockchain data access for developers building on Celo's testing environment.
The Graph Token API Beta Enables Natural Language Blockchain Queries

**The Graph Token API Beta** now allows users to access blockchain token data through simple natural language queries. **Key Features:** - Natural language processing for token data queries - Integration with popular AI tools like Cursor, Claude, and Cline - Support for Solana token transfers and balances - Full NFT and token coverage on Avalanche - OHLC price data from Uniswap V4 - Enterprise-grade infrastructure **Use Cases:** - Analytics enhancement - AI agent training - Portfolio tracking - Dashboard development - Wallet UI integration The API uses **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** to connect with LLMs and AI assistants, making blockchain data more accessible to developers and analysts. [Get started with Claude](https://thegraph.com/docs/en/ai-suite/token-api-mcp/claude/) | [Cline setup](https://thegraph.com/docs/en/ai-suite/token-api-mcp/cline/) | [Cursor integration](https://thegraph.com/docs/en/ai-suite/token-api-mcp/cursor/)
The Graph Launches Basecamp for Web2 Developers
**The Graph Builders Basecamp** offers a practical learning path for Web2 developers transitioning to web3. Key features: - Short, hands-on missions designed specifically for Web2 developers - Focus on **faster, more composable** web3 workflows - Space-themed NFT rewards as proof of progress - Gamified approach to learning blockchain development fundamentals The platform teaches core web3 concepts through real-world building exercises rather than theoretical lessons. Developers complete missions to gain practical experience with smart contracts and blockchain indexing. **Perfect for developers** ready to explore web3 without overwhelming complexity.
The Graph's Role in AI Development Through Open Data
The Graph's decentralized knowledge graph system is positioning itself as a crucial infrastructure for AI development. Here's why it matters: - **Open Data Access**: The Graph provides transparent and permissionless data access, essential for AI advancement - **Decentralized Knowledge**: Information remains composable and accessible, unlike traditional closed systems - **Future Impact**: New AI models are expected to develop using The Graph's growing knowledge graph infrastructure The protocol's approach challenges current AI data paradigms by ensuring open access and transparency, potentially reshaping how AI systems evolve and access information.