The Graph

**The Graph celebrates 5 years** of blockchain data indexing with an in-person event at House of Web3 in San Francisco on December 3rd. The celebration will highlight major milestones including: - Open-source release and network launch - Multi-chain expansion across ecosystems - Development of Subgraphs and Substreams - Migration to Arbitrum L2 - Cross-chain interoperability features - Token API and Chainlink integration - Amp support implementation Team lead Nick will host a community toast overlooking the SF bridge. A **7-day countdown** begins this week, featuring nostalgic content about The Graph's journey from its Ethereum debut to becoming a key web3 infrastructure protocol. [RSVP for the birthday celebration](https://luma.com/5etk3s9a)

**The Graph team wrapped up a successful Buenos Aires conference** with impressive engagement numbers: - **15+ talks and panels** delivered across multiple venues - **Hundreds of developers** visited booths to learn about Amp and other Graph products - **Deep connections made** with builders exploring decentralized data infrastructure The team participated in everything from **main stage panels to hackathon workshops** and late-night side events. Developers got hands-on experience with Amp, experimented with the technology, and **left inspired with new project ideas**. The event showcased strong interest in **decentralized data solutions** among the developer community.

**Monad mainnet has officially launched** and is immediately available across The Graph's infrastructure. **Key integrations include:** - Live support in Subgraph Studio - Full Substreams compatibility - Firehose data streaming **Developers can now:** - Query Monad blockchain data from day one - Build applications with reliable onchain data - Access swift data retrieval for their frontends This marks Monad's transition from testnet to production, with The Graph providing comprehensive data indexing services from launch.

**ETHGlobal Buenos Aires concluded** with hackers getting exclusive first access to **Amp**, The Graph's blockchain-native database. **Best Use of Amp Datasets Winners:** - **1st: Amplify** ($3,000) - Enhanced blockchain data development platform extending Amp into full IDE for smart contract development and analytics - **2nd: Bleeth** ($2,000) - Liquidity betting protocol systematizing DeFi liquidity wars - **2nd: RangeSeeker** ($2,000) - Autonomous liquidity agent for Uniswap V3 on Base - **3rd: ALA** ($1,000) - Crowdsourced market maker with collaborative intelligence **Best AI Use Case Winner:** - **Agentica** ($2,000) - AI treasury management system trading based on strategy and world news The Graph distributed **$10,000 total** across three bounty categories, with judges impressed by the creativity and innovation shown by builders using Amp for the first time.

**The Graph has launched Amp**, the world's first enterprise blockchain-native database designed specifically for finance, analytics, and compliance. **Key Features:** - Transforms encoded onchain data into **real-time, structured datasets** - Purpose-built for compliance, auditability, and speed - Verifiable and audit-ready data lineage - Unified SQL access across multiple blockchains - Real-time streaming and batch processing - Flexible cloud or on-premises deployment **Enterprise Focus** Amp represents a significant evolution from The Graph's previous Subgraph technology. While The Graph made blockchain data usable, **Amp makes it enterprise-grade**. The database allows builders to create and run smart contract datasets locally with zero setup, targeting institutional adoption in the era of fast chains. [Learn more and request a demo](http://thegraph.com/amp)

**The Graph shipped major updates in Q3 2025, expanding its data infrastructure across multiple fronts.** **Token API Gets Solana Support** - Added Solana token and DEX endpoints with SPL balances, metadata, and pricing - Covers major protocols like Raydium, Jupiter, Meteora, and Pump.fun - **AI-driven spam scoring** improves trust for wallets and marketplaces - New batch queries enable efficient multi-wallet analytics **Developer Tools Enhanced** - **Subgraph Dev Mode** launched with local-first Graph Node runner - Instant redeploys without IPFS dependency - Foundational Stores reduce indexing costs on Ethereum and Solana - Simplified billing and team management on The Graph Market **Infrastructure Expansion** - **Horizon testnet** validates multi-service blockchain architecture - **TRON support** added for real-time data streaming - Chainlink CCIP integration enables cross-chain data flows **AI Integration Progress** - MCP integrations allow AI systems to query onchain data directly - Compatible with Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT Developers can now access unified data across Ethereum, Solana, and TRON through a single protocol powered by $GRT tokens.

**The Graph Protocol's Builders Office Hours is currently live**, featuring Marcus Rein and Denis from Pinax Network. The session focuses on: - How **The Graph's Token API integrates with AI agents** - Powering blockchain data access within **OpenAI's ChatGPT 5** - Practical applications for tracking blockchain assets through AI This technical deep dive demonstrates the **convergence of blockchain data and AI technology**, showing developers how to leverage The Graph's infrastructure for AI-powered applications. The live stream is available on the GraphDevs account for those interested in blockchain data integration.

**The Graph Token API Beta** has launched its spam and scam filtering feature, automatically protecting users from malicious content. **What gets filtered:** - Junk tokens - Airdrop spam - Malicious NFTs **Benefits for developers:** - **Safer user experience** - Users protected from scams - **Cleaner wallets** - No more cluttered interfaces - **Smarter apps** - Built with trusted, verified data The filtering happens automatically, requiring no extra effort from developers. This builds on previous releases that introduced spam/scam scoring v0.1.0 across Ethereum and Base networks. Developers can now build applications with confidence, knowing their users won't encounter malicious tokens or NFTs through the API. [Get started with Token API Beta](https://thegraph.com/token-api/)

**The Graph Token API Beta** now supports Solana DEX data and historical pricing across **60+ AMMs**. **Key features include:** - Price tracking across Raydium, Jupiter, Meteora, and Pump.fun - Token price charts for specific pools - Swap tracking across major Solana programs - Complete transaction history for accounting This update makes onchain data more **accessible and standardized** for developers building price charts, portfolio apps, and trading tools. [Get started with Token API Beta](https://thegraph.com/token-api)

**The Challenge**: Every new blockchain creates fresh indexing complications for developers. **The Vision**: What if all blockchain networks could be queried using the same standardized approach? **The Concept**: Treating blockchain data like a traditional database could simplify access across multiple chains. Key benefits: - Eliminates chain-specific indexing requirements - Standardizes data access methods - Reduces development complexity This approach could transform how developers interact with multi-chain ecosystems, making blockchain data as accessible as conventional databases.