The Graph adds HyperEVM extended blocks support to Substreams
HyperEVM on Substreams moved from base blocks to extended blocks support, with the work credited to Pinax Network, which The Graph publicly thanked for building on the feature and for its continued Substreams support. The stream now carries internal calls, balance changes, and storage changes, not just logs.
- Native HYPE that moves inside a call is now indexable, opening up deeper analysis of Hyperliquid's EVM chain.
- The expanded stream data lets developers trace value flows and contract internals on HyperEVM through The Graph's Substreams pipeline.
Sources
- Huge thanks and congrats to @PinaxNetwork for building on the Extended Blocks support for @HyperliquidX EVM and their continued support of @graphprotocol and Substreams. Replying to their earlier post: HyperEVM on Substreams just moved from base blocks to extended blocks support. That means internal calls, balance changes, and storage changes in the stream, not just logs. Native HYPE that moves insi…x.com ↗
- HyperEVM on Substreams just moved from base blocks to extended blocks support. That means internal calls, balance changes, and storage changes in the stream, not just logs. Native HYPE that moves inside a call is now indexable via The Graph’s Substreams. Get started: https://t.co/08v9v405Jy https://t.co/ptone6SXGkx.com ↗
