The Graph is launching GRC-20, web3's first knowledge graph standard. Knowledge graphs function as digital maps that show relationships between information pieces and adapt as data evolves.
Key aspects:
- Creates a common language for web3 data organization
- Enables building customized applications on shared data
- Supports true interoperability across platforms
Learn more at the Builders Office Hours with @yanivgraph on Thursday, December 5 at 5PM UTC via @GraphDevs livestream.
Knowledge graphs are changing how AI understands data! The GRC-20 spec from @geobrowser introduces web3-native standards for organizing information, making it more accessible & reliable for AI applications ☑️ ✨ Shaping the future of decentralized knowledge
✨ The Graph is pioneering a new data standard for web3 with GRC-20, a proposed common language for data across web3. Just as ERC-20 standardized value on Ethereum, GRC-20 will standardize data, information & knowledge and bring web3 to life 🌐 thegraph.com/blog/grc20-kno…
$GRT powers web3's flourishing data ecosystem. It incentivizes high performance and collaboration across The Graph network, with all participants working toward a shared goal of accessible, low-cost and decentralized blockchain data. Here's how: thegraph.com/blog/grt-the-g…
The vision for a Semantic Web was limited by web2’s centralized infrastructure and lack of process for agreeing on shared schemas in data standards. Enter GRC-20: a web3-native data standard that makes truly open, composable knowledge sharing possible 🌐 Read the Forum and join
📢 ICYMI: @geobrowser has introduced GRC-20 - the new data standard for web3! ✔️ Flexible knowledge graphs 🔄 True interoperability 🌐 Unlimited composability Learn how GRC-20 is shaping the future of decentralized data 🔽
✨ The Graph is pioneering a new data standard for web3 with GRC-20, a proposed common language for data across web3. Just as ERC-20 standardized value on Ethereum, GRC-20 will standardize data, information & knowledge and bring web3 to life 🌐 thegraph.com/blog/grc20-kno…
🌐 GRC-20 isn’t just for web3—it's for the entire knowledge economy. Imagine the worlds of healthcare, news, media, and politics benefiting from interconnected data. It’s time to standardize knowledge with GRC-20.
✨ The Graph is pioneering a new data standard for web3 with GRC-20, a proposed common language for data across web3. Just as ERC-20 standardized value on Ethereum, GRC-20 will standardize data, information & knowledge and bring web3 to life 🌐 thegraph.com/blog/grc20-kno…
✨ The Graph is pioneering a new data standard for web3 with GRC-20, a proposed common language for data across web3. Just as ERC-20 standardized value on Ethereum, GRC-20 will standardize data, information & knowledge and bring web3 to life 🌐 thegraph.com/blog/grc20-kno…
Cronos Chain Joins The Graph Ecosystem
The Graph has integrated Cronos EVM chain into its ecosystem, enabling developers to query blockchain data through Subgraphs. This integration follows recent partnerships with TRON and ZetaChain. Key Updates: - Developers can now build and deploy Subgraphs for Cronos - Integration supports AI-enabled dapps and onchain coordination - Available immediately in Subgraph Studio This expansion continues The Graph's mission to provide efficient blockchain data indexing across multiple chains. The integration particularly benefits developers working on data-intensive applications requiring real-time blockchain information.
GRC-20: The Future of Semantic Data Standards
The next evolution in data infrastructure focuses on semantic meaning rather than just storage and computation capabilities. The GRC-20 standard, combined with hypergraph technology and geospatial components, enables: - Enhanced data relationship mapping - Improved AI understanding of context - Greater data composability across systems - More efficient knowledge processing This semantic layer could fundamentally change how AI systems interpret and utilize data, moving beyond simple storage and processing to true understanding of relationships and context. *Key Integration*: GRC-20 + Hypergraph + Geo creates a framework for composable meaning in decentralized systems.
ETHGlobal Cannes Hackathon Winners Announced

The Graph Foundation has announced winners of the ETHGlobal Cannes hackathon, awarding $10,000 in total prizes across three categories: - **GRC-20-ts Library Category** ($1000): Cosmiq won for their AI platform building web3 apps from prompts - **Hypergraph Framework Category**: • 1st Place ($3000): Hypermaps - LLM mind-mapping tool • 2nd Place ($2000): Livus - health data ownership platform - **Graph Token API/Subgraphs Category**: • 1st Place ($2500): CCTUP - cross-chain transaction management • 2nd Place ($1500): circules_subgraph - trust-based token flow visualizer All winning projects demonstrated innovative uses of The Graph's technology for data indexing and knowledge management.
The Graph Network: Transforming Blockchain Data into Actionable Insights
The Graph's decentralized network continues to evolve as a fundamental infrastructure for web3 development. Here's what you need to know: - **Subgraphs**, **Substreams**, and **Token API** form the core tools for processing blockchain data - The protocol, powered by $GRT, enables developers to build more efficient and scalable applications - The Graph serves as the essential data layer across multiple blockchain networks, making raw data accessible and usable Developers can start exploring The Graph's tools at [The Graph Documentation](https://thegraph.com/docs/)
The Graph Introduces Substreams for High-Performance Solana Indexing
The Graph has launched Substreams, a solution addressing Solana's data indexing challenges. The technology enables: - Real-time indexing for high TPS chains - Instant historical backfills - Automatic reorganization handling - Historical account data access - Pre-built decodings Key infrastructure improvements include: - Archive node support for genesis account state backfill - Enhanced IDL versioning - Standardized decoding protocols The system processes data with 1.5s block times and eliminates RPC bottlenecks, making it enterprise-ready. Developers can now extract, transform, and serve on-chain data at scale without traditional limitations. [Read the full blog post](thegraph.com/blog/solana-ind)