The Graph

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.

The Graph has announced the integration of Mode Network, allowing developers to build performant Mode dapps powered by speedy subgraph data. This integration comes as part of The Graph's expansion to support over 40 blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, zkSync, Scroll, and Near Protocol. The Graph has also introduced new features during its 'Sunbeam' phase, such as a free query plan, credit card payments, and an easy upgrade flow for developers to migrate their subgraphs to The Graph Network. These developments aim to facilitate the adoption of decentralized data and empower developers in building web3 applications.

WaveHack, a prominent organization in the blockchain space, has announced that it will be distributing 10 grants over the next 6 months for builders who utilize The Graph protocol. The Graph is a decentralized protocol designed for organizing and accessing blockchain data. To participate in the program and compete for the 'Best New Subgraph' bounty, interested developers are invited to attend an onboarding session hosted by @edgeandnode DevRel @cryptomastery_ on April 26 at 6 PM JST. Further details regarding the grants and bounties will be provided during the session.

Scroll ZKP is hosting a VORTEx Hackathon, and as part of the event, there will be a live stream session on Tuesday, April 23, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 1:30 PM PST. The session, titled 'Building on The Graph Network,' will feature insights from Edge & Node's Developer Relations representative, cryptomastery_, on using The Graph with blockchain data. The Graph is a web3 protocol designed for organizing and accessing blockchain data.

Tenderize, a platform bringing Liquid Staking Tokens to web3, has chosen to utilize The Graph Network for fast, reliable, and affordable access to blockchain data. Tenderize uses subgraphs on the decentralized network to provide website data, support various backend services, track protocol states and user balances, and maintain a registry of all Tenderize vaults. The Graph Network allows Tenderize to efficiently access and organize blockchain data for their platform.

The Graph Network provides ultra-fast, highly reliable, and low-cost open APIs for accessing blockchain data. Decentralized applications (dApps) like VirtuSwap are leveraging The Graph Network to power their front-ends with curated blockchain data. The subgraphs on The Graph are open, allowing anyone to easily and transparently query them. VirtuSwap has recently joined The Graph Network.

The Graph, a decentralized protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, has announced support for Bitcoin data. This development enables developers to build applications that can query and access Bitcoin's on-chain data through The Graph's decentralized network. The integration of Bitcoin data expands The Graph's capabilities and opens up new possibilities for building decentralized applications that leverage Bitcoin's blockchain.

Streaming Fast, a company exploring the future of decentralized technology, has published an article discussing the potential of combining The Graph, a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data, with artificial intelligence and Geobrowser, a platform for visualizing and analyzing geospatial data. The article highlights the unlimited potential of decentralized knowledge graphs powered by The Graph and AI, promising a revolution in data accessibility and trust.

The Astar Network and Teamz Inc. have concluded their joint hackathon event, with all submissions now received. The Graph Foundation contributed $8,000 in bounties, and Eva Beylin from The Graph Foundation will participate as a judge for the Demo Day. The winners of the hackathon will be announced soon.