The Graph

**Amp**, the world's first blockchain-native database, made its public debut at EFDevcon and is now available in **developer preview** exclusively for ETHGlobal hackers. Key highlights: - First public demonstration completed at Devcon - **Exclusive access** for ETHGlobal hackathon participants - **$10k in bounties** available from The Graph - Visit The Graph's booth for demos and exclusive swag Amp transforms blockchain data into **SQL-accessible**, composable datasets ready for enterprise workloads. Developers can now experience the next generation of onchain data infrastructure firsthand.

**Kevin is hosting a hands-on workshop** on creating Subgraphs to index smart contracts. - **When**: Today at 10:30 AM - **What**: Learn to build the data layer for dapps - **Who**: Part of Zero to Dapp Day workshop series Subgraphs are essential infrastructure for **indexing blockchain data** and powering dapp functionality. *Perfect for builders looking to understand contract indexing.*

**The Graph celebrates 5 years on December 3** The milestone anniversary event will be held at House of Web3 in San Francisco, featuring views of the SF bridge. **What to expect:** - Look back at five years of progress - Community celebration and networking - Potential surprise for attendees The event builds on earlier teases about an in-person SF celebration with "maybe a little surprise" for the community. **Ready to celebrate?** [RSVP now](https://luma.com/5etk3s9a) and join The Graph community for this special milestone moment.

The **Frontier Forum** is beginning at the Planetario Galileo Galilei. For those unable to attend in person, a **live stream** is available to watch the event remotely. This appears to be a recurring forum event, with previous sessions also offering streaming options for broader accessibility.

**BuildGuilds Bootcamp** hosts a practical Ethereum development session at DevCon's main venue. **Workshop Details:** - **Speaker:** Kevin Jones from Edge & Node - **Topic:** Introduction to Speedrun Ethereum - **Date:** November 18 - **Time:** 2:00 PM - **Location:** Yellow Pavilion at La Rural The session targets builders seeking a **clear entry point** into the Ethereum ecosystem, covering core development steps through hands-on guidance. This follows similar educational initiatives, including previous full-stack dapp workshops at Ethereum Denver.

**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)