The Graph

The Graph, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has announced an upcoming webinar titled 'The Graph Builders Office Hours' scheduled for tomorrow at 12 PM EST. During the webinar, Sam Green from Semiotic Labs will discuss crypto data analytics and provide a demonstration. Additionally, Green will offer the first public view of The Graph's new SQL data service, which is expected to be a significant development for the protocol.

Eva Beylin, Director at The Graph Foundation, will be giving a special presentation on her entrepreneurial journey and The Graph protocol during the SHEFIorg Summit Seoul on April 2nd at 11:15 KST. The Graph is a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data. Attendees of the BUIDL Asia event are encouraged to join her presentation. Registration is required to access the venue details.

The Graph Network, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has announced that all users can now access 100,000 free monthly queries. This move aims to make it easier for developers to integrate The Graph Network into their tech stacks and build decentralized applications (dApps) on top of blockchain data. With a wide range of possibilities, developers are encouraged to explore and create innovative solutions leveraging the accessible and organized blockchain data provided by The Graph Network.

The Graph, a decentralized protocol for indexing and querying blockchain data, has announced its integration with Bitcoin. This was made possible through a collaboration with StreamingFast and Playgrounds0x, enabling access to Bitcoin historical data and BRC-20 token transactions via GraphQL. Additionally, The Graph has completed its 'Sunray' phase, introducing features like free query plans, an upgraded subgraph deployment interface, and credit card payment options for developers. The protocol is also expanding to support over 40 blockchains and implementing advancements such as real-time data streaming, subgraph pruning, and AI data services.

The Graph Protocol, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, is hosting a workshop today at ETHMumbai. The workshop, conducted by the DappLooker team, will focus on full-stack dApp development using the Graph Protocol. It will take place at 5:30 PM IST in the Pioneer Hall, Mumbai.

The Graph Protocol, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, is hiring a contractor tech writer. The role involves working with one of the best teams to support The Graph Protocol's operations. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply or direct message for further inquiries.

The Graph Protocol is promoting the upcoming Hack.Summit() Hackathon, a major event of the Hong Kong Web3 Festival, taking place on April 9-10 at Cyberport, Hong Kong. The two-day event will feature keynote speeches, roundtable discussions, workshops, and a Demo Day where teams will compete for a prize pool of over $150,000 HKD with their innovative projects. Speakers and participants from various Web3 ecosystems like Solana, Bera, Morph, and The Graph Protocol will be present. The event aims to provide insights into Hong Kong's role in the Web3 wave, the impact of Web3 in Hong Kong, and Web3 education from local universities.

Code.org, a non-profit organization dedicated to expanding access to computer science education, has launched a new introductory series on blockchain technology. The series features insights from industry leaders such as Katie Haun from Andreessen Horowitz, Brian Armstrong from Coinbase, Kinjal Shah from Blockchain Capital, and others. The aim is to provide an overview of the web3 industry and explain its significance.

The Graph Protocol, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has announced an integration with artificial intelligence technology. The announcement was made via a retweet by the official @graphprotocol Twitter account, thanking @jacqmelinek, @TechCrunch, and @chain_reaction. While details are scarce, this development suggests that The Graph Protocol is exploring ways to leverage AI capabilities to enhance its blockchain data organization and accessibility services.

The Graph Protocol, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has provided an overview of its ecosystem structure. The protocol has a large Core Team dedicated to growing the ecosystem and offering a high-quality data indexing product. The Core Team comprises various groups responsible for different aspects of development and operations.