The Graph

The Graph has integrated with Unichain testnet, enabling developers to organize and access on-chain data using subgraphs. Key points: - Developers can create subgraphs indexing Unichain testnet data - Subgraphs can be deployed via Subgraph Studio - This integration prepares for full support when Unichain mainnet launches - Developers can familiarize themselves with building Unichain subgraphs now - The Graph's support allows for efficient querying of organized Unichain data This integration aims to enhance DeFi development on Unichain, providing easier access to on-chain data for builders.

The Graph ecosystem is gearing up for the ETHGlobal San Francisco hackathon, offering $10,000 in bounties for new projects. To prepare participants: - Two workshops will be hosted by GraphDevs on Friday at the House of Web3 - RSVP required: http://lu.ma/oj3szg4c The Graph is also sponsoring passes to the House of Web3 for out-of-town attendees during San Francisco Tech Week. Previous announcements highlighted: - Workshops scheduled for October 18, 9:30 AM - 1 PM - Brunch sponsored by The Graph - Sessions led by cryptomastery_ and Marcus_Rein_ Hackers are encouraged to learn about subgraph usage to compete effectively.

Geo, a web3 browser and knowledge graph app, is one of The Graph's core developer teams. Led by Yaniv Tal, a Graph founder, Geo focuses on: - Defining standards for composable knowledge graphs - Implementing new curation mechanisms for organizing information - Building user interfaces for browsing and contributing to The Graph - Addressing local challenges using web3, starting with homelessness in San Francisco Geo's work has been tested with select groups, with public availability of Geo Genesis coming soon. These developments aim to enable next-generation web3 applications on The Graph. For more information, visit geobrowser.io.

The Graph Network has implemented a significant upgrade with the release of the Timeline Aggregation Protocol (TAP). This enhancement aims to improve scalability and decentralization for Indexers by: - Introducing trust-minimized payments, reducing reliance on trust between gateways and Indexers - Simplifying payment management, allowing Indexers to handle payment receipts directly The TAP upgrade was a collaborative effort by Semiotic Labs, Edge & Node, GraphOps, and Infra DAO. For more detailed information about TAP, visit: forum.thegraph.com/t/mainnet

The Graph is participating in Ethereum Kuala Lumpur 2024 with a total of $2,500 in bounties for projects using subgraphs or Substreams: - Grand Prize: $1,200 - 1st Runner-up: $800 - 2nd Runner-up: $500 Additionally, @impranavm_ will host two events on October 5th: 1. 12:00pm: Workshop on Indexing Web3 Data with The Graph 2. 4:30pm: Presentation on Upgrading a Key Web3 Protocol to the Decentralized Network Join The Graph at @ETHKL1 for these exciting opportunities!

The Graph has introduced and standardized subgraphs, enhancing the process of indexing and accessing blockchain data. This development is a significant step towards scaling web3 through decentralized indexing. Key points: - Improved indexing and data access for blockchain - Standardization of subgraphs - Potential solution for scalability in web3 For more details on how The Graph's decentralized indexing is contributing to web3 scalability, check out the feature article on The Street. **Call to Action**: Read the full article to understand the impact of this development on the future of blockchain data management.

The Graph ecosystem is participating in Messari Crypto Mainnet 2024 in New York City. Attendees can: - Learn about Scalar TAP, a new technology in The Graph ecosystem - Discover updates on querying Solana data - Explore other developments in decentralized data The event offers opportunities to: - Connect with The Graph community members - Engage in discussions about web3 and blockchain data organization - Stay updated on the latest advancements in decentralized protocols Interested parties are encouraged to join the conversation in the comments section for networking and further information.

Registration is now open for the second annual Datapalooza, set to take place on November 10, 2024, in Bangkok. This DevCon side event focuses on blockchain data and promises to be the largest of its kind. Key points: - Date: November 10, 2024 - Location: Bangkok, Thailand - Limited space available - Topics: Web3 data, tooling, R&D, and more Event details, including speakers, schedule, and specific topics, will be announced soon. Interested participants are encouraged to secure their spots early due to limited availability. To register, visit: https://lu.ma/datapaloozaBKK

The Graph Network is being promoted as an investment for decentralized application (dapp) developers to ensure their data needs are consistently met. The network is described as a low-cost, transparent, consistent, scalable, and permissionless solution for building applications that align with web3 principles. This approach is presented as a way to maintain the core values of decentralization in dapp development, offering developers a reliable infrastructure for their data requirements.

Balancer has upgraded all of its subgraphs to The Graph Network, providing enhanced resiliency, reliability, performance, and security. The subgraphs are now served by an ecosystem of hundreds of Indexers, enabling developers to query data across multiple chains, including Arbitrum, Avalanche, Gnosis Chain, Optimism, BNB Chain, and Polygon. This move follows Aave's recent upgrade of 20 subgraphs across 10 different networks to The Graph Network.