The Graph supports Arc L1 from day one
The Graph Network supports Arc, an EVM-compatible Layer 1, from its day-one launch. Arc uses USDC as gas, making payments, FX and settlement the chain's ordinary data, and developers have two ways to index it: Subgraphs queried with GraphQL, or Substreams for real-time streaming.
Arc streams include full call-trace and state-change data through Extended Blocks support.
Sources
- ICYMI: The Graph now supports @arc. Arc uses USDC as gas, so payments, FX, and settlement are the chain's ordinary data. Two ways to index it: → Subgraphs: query Arc with GraphQL → Substreams: stream it in real-time Build on Arc: https://t.co/dXaaZLm7Xy https://t.co/wYzc5m8aTex.com ↗
- The Graph supports @Arc from day one. What The Graph unlocks for Arc: 🟣 Publish Arc Subgraphs on The Graph and query it with GraphQL 🔵 Stream Arc data in real-time using Substreams with full call-trace and state-change data (via Extended Blocks support) The Graph helps https://t.co/7r1Q0k72xI https://t.co/h7BMOsCI0yx.com ↗
- The Graph supports @Arc from day one. What The Graph unlocks for @Arc: 🟣 Publish Arc Subgraphs on The Graph and query it with GraphQL 🔵 Stream Arc data in real-time using Substreams with full call-trace and state-change data (via Extended Blocks support) The Graph helps https://t.co/bV4gk7jhQt https://t.co/h7BMOsCI0yx.com ↗
