The Graph

The Graph's Q3 2023 update highlights several achievements and future plans. Over 3 million GRT in query fees have been processed, the Graph Studio has surpassed 50,000+ lifetime developers, and edgeandnode launched L2 Transfer Tools for network participants. The number of delegators and subgraphs on the network increased significantly. Arweave File Data Sources and Substreams Beta on Arbitrum are now live. The Graph Foundation introduced a new chain integration process. Playgrounds0x emerged as a data analytics platform. Institutional participation is increasing. The ecosystem is preparing for the Indexer upgrade launch as part of the Sunrise plan and new chain integrations are expected.

The Graph has announced a big upcoming announcement on November 7th, signaling a new era for the platform.

The Graph Network offers five ways to use GRT: delegate to indexers, query blockchain data, become an indexer, curate your own subgraph, and curate someone else's subgraph. GRT rewards are given for actions that align with the network's data democratization goals.

Members of The Graph ecosystem recently attended ETHGlobal NYC 2023, where builders were highly active. Here's a quick recap of the experience.

GraphGuru is a new initiative launched by TheGraphIndia, a community of Graph Advocates in India. The initiative aims to onboard the next generation of developers to web3 and assist them in building dapps using The Graph. It focuses on expanding The Graph's presence at Indian universities.

The Graph Foundation is organizing Datapalooza, a day dedicated to web3 data innovations, at EFDevconnect in Istanbul on November 13th. The event will feature talks, panels, and workshops by developers, researchers, and experts. Tickets are selling quickly, so be sure to sign up soon.

Today is the last chance to apply for The Graph's Technical Advisory Board (TAB). TAB members will play a crucial role in reviewing technical plans, GIPs, implementations, and more, alongside The Graph Council.

The Graph community congratulates Scroll_ZKP on the launch of Scroll's mainnet. The Graph now supports dapps building on Scroll_ZKP in subgraph studio, enabling Scroll developers to create fast and performant dapp frontends using subgraphs on The Graph.