The Graph

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.

The Graph, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, is inviting the web3 community to join them in Lisbon, Portugal on June 13th to celebrate the completion of all subgraphs upgrading to their decentralized network. This marks a historic event for the project.

The Graph, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has released a white paper titled 'The Graph as AI Infrastructure'. The paper explores the potential of utilizing The Graph's network of Indexers for decentralized AI model deployment. This development could pave the way for the future of AI and web3 integration.

A new guide has been released outlining the process to upgrade subgraphs to The Graph Network in four straightforward steps. This development aims to streamline the migration process for users of the decentralized protocol designed for organizing and accessing blockchain data.

The Graph, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has announced the Sunrise Upgrade Program. This program aims to make The Graph's services available globally to users worldwide. Further details about the program's specifics and rollout timeline are expected to be provided in the near future.

The Graph, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has announced the launch of its Sunrise Upgrade Program. This program allows anyone on the internet to participate and contribute to revolutionizing how the world accesses data via The Graph, while earning rewards from a pool of 4 million GRT tokens. Interested individuals can sign up for the program through the provided link.

Ledger, a prominent entity in the Solana ecosystem, has received a grant from The Graph Foundation. This grant will enable Ledger to promote the adoption and utilization of subgraphs and Substreams, which are designed to enhance the speed and reliability of data access for developers building on the Solana blockchain.

The Tenderize.me team is working to address some of the challenges associated with liquid staking. Their solution aims to provide a single access point for swapping staked assets, reducing inefficiencies, and simplifying transactions related to liquid staking.

Streamr, a peer-to-peer network designed for scalable data broadcasting in web3 decentralized applications (dapps), has published its subgraph on The Graph Network. This integration allows developers and users to access and analyze real-time data streams within dapps, read permissions of data streams, and more. The Streamr Subgraph enables efficient management of network access and verification of data streams on the Streamr Network. As more projects upgrade to The Graph's Network for fast, flexible, and reliable access to on-chain data, Streamr's integration showcases the growing adoption of The Graph's protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data in the web3 ecosystem.

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.