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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The hardest part of launching a new data product is building everything around it: payment systems, economic security, distribution, and a network of providers willing to run your workload. Horizon handles all of that at the protocol level. Data service developers can now plug into The Graph's infrastructure and focus on what they're actually good at: building specialized tools for use cases we haven't imagined yet.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Some dates matter more than others. December 17th marks the official launch date of The Graph Network, marking 5 years of operating critical web3 data infrastructure and setting standards for decentralized indexing and query integrity across chains. 🌐⚙️

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    io.net (@ionet)

    AI compute demand is exploding, and decentralized GPU networks are becoming critical infrastructure. To support the next phase of growth, we’re proposing a new tokenomics framework designed for stability, sustainability, and real economic alignment. 1/8⤵️

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Delegators on The Graph just got significantly better economics with Horizon. ➕ The 0.5% delegation tax is completely removed. ➕ You can now submit up to 100 simultaneous undelegation requests instead of one at a time. ➕ Returns improve across the board. The strategic shift: Delegation is now service-specific. You choose both an Indexer AND which data service to delegate to. Existing delegations auto-migrated to SubgraphService, but as new services launch (Substreams, Token API, analytics), you can distribute stake across multiple services with different fee markets. Each new data service creates additional fee streams. More services mean more protocol activity, more GRT fees generated, more token burns, stronger scarcity. Delegators now have exposure to a wider and more diverse protocol economy instead of relying on a single service for returns. Subgraphs generate fees. Substreams generate fees. Token API generates fees. Each service operates independently while contributing to shared protocol growth. Delegators benefit from the entire ecosystem's expansion, not just one product's performance.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The Graph's Horizon upgrade expands Indexer economics from single-service operators to multi-service providers in a growing data economy. For Indexers, staking now happens per data service. Want to serve Substreams? Stake GRT in that service. Token API? Separate stake. Each service has independent fee markets and demand profiles. One Indexer can now earn across multiple revenue streams instead of just Subgraphs. Long-lived allocations replace mandatory 28-day cycles. Present proof of indexing every 7-14 days to collect rewards instead of constantly opening and closing allocations. This cuts down onchain transactions and improves service reliability. Plus, Horizon introduces rewards eligibility thresholds for availability, sync speed, and query latency. These requirements came from the Indexer community to ensure The Graph rewards providers delivering verifiable, high-performing infrastructure. Better data quality strengthens the entire network's reputation.

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    Bless (@theblessnetwork)

    Centralized datacenters are becoming harder and more expensive to manage. Sourcing compute from a distributed network of everyday devices is becoming easier, more powerful and cheaper. The direction of travel is clear.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The Graph spent 5 years becoming the standard for blockchain data infrastructure. Horizon is the upgrade that transforms that foundation into a platform where competitors can't follow. Trillions of queries have been processed, and thousands of applications are built on Subgraphs. Now that same economic security, payment infrastructure, and provider network extends to real-time data streams, token APIs, analytics solutions, and enterprise compliance tools. As The Graph Network continues to mature, it consolidates shared infrastructure that grows stronger with each new service. More services generate more protocol fees. More fees lead to more token burns. More burns strengthen GRT scarcity. This is how protocols capture value at scale. Horizon means The Graph now supports the full spectrum of blockchain data needs: developers building DeFi applications, enterprises requiring compliance-ready data pipelines, AI systems analyzing onchain activity, high-frequency trading platforms, and use cases that don't exist yet. One decentralized protocol for all of it.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The Graph core dev team @edgeandnode has been working with @coinbase, @googlecloud, and @ethereumfndn's dAI teams to help shape foundational standards for agentic infrastructure, contributing to x402 for payments and ERC-8004 for agent discovery. @ampersend_ai ties these

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The Graph launched in 2021 with Subgraphs, processed trillions of queries, and proved that permissionless data works. But blockchain data needs are diverse: real-time streams, analytics, APIs, and custom queries. Horizon makes The Graph the protocol to integrate ALL of them. Mainnet December 9th.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    ETHGlobal BA is a wrap 🇦🇷 Hackers got an exclusive opportunity to use Amp - the world’s first blockchain native database for the first time. The Graph ecosystem members and judges were truly impressed with the hacks and the creativity that went into them! Here are the winners of The Graph bounties: 🏆 Best Use of Amp Datasets 1️⃣st: Amplify - An enhanced blockchain data development platform that extends The Graph's Amp beyond a query tool into a full IDE for smart contract development and analytics. Allows to deploy contracts, query with SQL, and visualize data with interactive charts. Prize 🥇: $3,000 2️⃣nd: Bleeth - Liquidity betting protocol based on vampire attacks as primitive. It systematizes the DeFi liquidity wars while enabling DeFi protocols to reduce their mercenary liquidity providers. Prize 🥈: $2,000 2️⃣nd: RangeSeeker - An autonomous, intent-driven liquidity agent for Uniswap V3 on Base. Agentic Liquidity Provision: Speak your strategy, RangeSeeker autonomously hunts Uniswap V3 ranges. Prize 🥈: $2,000 3️⃣rd: ALA - Crowdsourced Market Maker that transforms liquidity management into a collaborative intelligence network. The platform allows data scientists to submit models that determine how a pool adjusts fees, manages output deltas, and reallocates liquidity through rehypothecation. Prize 🥉: $1,000 🏆 Best Use of The Graph for AI Use Cases Grand Prize: Agentica - AI-powered treasury management system that trades for you based on the strategy you pick and world news so you never miss a move. Prize 🏅: $2,000 Thanks to every builder who pushed the limits of blockchain data with The Graph ⚡ Stay tuned for more upcoming opportunities to hack and win bounties - coming soon!

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    TRON DAO (@trondao)

    Today, @graphprotocol announced the expansion of TRON network support with the launch of The Graph’s Token API, providing developers with immediate access to pre-indexed blockchain data. This expansion builds on the initial integration of Substreams, The Graph’s powerful data-streaming product that went live on TRON earlier this year. Together, the Token API and TRON Substreams enable builders across the TRON ecosystem to accelerate development timelines and scale data infrastructure for both standard and emerging use cases. Read more from @BitcoinNews 👇 https://t.co/KKpxXmnpF4

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Arc 🤝The Graph @arc testnet is now available in Subgraph Studio ⚡ Arc is the newest L1 network launched by @circle in the pursuit of uniting programmable money and onchain innovation with real-world economic activity. Devs and organizations building on Arc can now build subgraphs and use them to create fast, performant frontends. Get started building with Arc data today 🏗️

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    It’s Here. Fast. Verifiable. Enterprise-Ready. Amp. A New Chapter in Financial Data Infrastructure The next phase of finance is onchain. Yet most of the world’s data infrastructure isn’t built for it. Financial institutions and fintech are moving toward digital assets and blockchain systems, but adoption remains difficult. Traditional databases, designed decades ago for general-purpose use, can’t handle the complexity of blockchain networks. They’re slow, inflexible, and lack native support for verification, auditability, and interoperability. To scale confidently in this new landscape, institutions need trust, auditability, and speed. Amp delivers all three. Introducing Amp: The First Blockchain-Native Database Amp, is the first blockchain-native database designed for scale. It transforms raw onchain data into verifiable intelligence that’s ready for analytics, auditability, and AI-driven innovation. When using Amp, data is queryable with SQL, the most familiar data language. It's capable of unifying data across blockchains, offering a single access layer for institutions to analyze, audit, and act on blockchain activity in real time. It’s fast (5.9× faster than BigQuery’s public datasets), efficient (2.3× better storage performance than full node databases), and designed for mission-critical environments, processing over 4 million events per second. No latency. No manual ETL. Simply clean, onchain data. Built for Scale and Real-World Impact Amp is engineered for teams that need data they can trust. Enterprise-grade security and trust: SOC 2–aligned architecture built with audit-ready lineage for verifiable trust. Flexible deployment options: Hosted on cloud, on-prem, or co-located environments. Full lineage: Every data point is provable and traceable. Unified APIs: REST, GraphQL, and SQL for streaming or batch workloads. Integrations: Seamless connection with Power BI, Snowflake, Datadog, Splunk, Grafana, Power BI, and more. Local-first development: Build, test, and deploy faster. Supported environments: Hands-on support from Forward Deployment Engineers and technical teams. Why Amp Changes the Game Financial systems demand precision. Amp delivers it. Unified cross-chain visibility: Analyze activity across tokens, assets, and blockchains. Corridor analytics: Track performance and settlement flows across payment rails. Auditability: Structured, verifiable data for regulators and internal governance. Risk and treasury oversight: Transparent exposure tracking for digital and real-world assets. AI-ready foundation: Verified data powering agents, models, and automation systems. Amp replaces brittle pipelines and RPC endpoints with a verifiable, high-speed data foundation that scales as fast as blockchain itself. In benchmark tests, Amp outperformed traditional infrastructure by 100× in data freshness (1s vs. 101s) and over 4,300× in backfill performance, eliminating bottlenecks that slow innovation. Designed for the Future of Regulated Digital Assets As markets evolve toward regulated digital assets, stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets, Amp ensures institutions can operate with trust and auditability built in. It’s future-proof, built for the agentic economy where AI agents, smart contracts, and applications all depend on verified onchain data. Amp provides the verifiable, high-performance foundation these systems require; bridging blockchain reliability and enterprise governance. The Future of Blockchain Data Amp redefines trusted blockchain infrastructure with a focus on scalability and verifiable intelligence, bridging blockchain innovation and reliability. The Graph made blockchain data usable; Amp makes it usable at enterprise scale. Financial institutions building on Amp with Edge & Node and The Graph are not just adapting, they will be defining the future. Explore Amp

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    .@The_DTCC is rebuilding the fundamental infrastructure banks use to move trillions of dollars. And it’s using The Graph. Here's what that actually looks like ⬇️ Earlier this year, DTCC ran "The Great Collateral Experiment." They demonstrated what happens when you move repo agreements onto blockchain rails with instant settlement. On blockchains? Instant. Which means they can run with far less buffer capital. This isn't theoretical. This is how institutions are actually thinking about blockchain adoption. Real infrastructure solving real trillion-dollar problems. The Graph is critical to making it work. At SmartCon this week, DTCC and The Graph discussed this work publicly for the first time. Stay tuned for insights on how traditional finance is actually adopting blockchain infrastructure.

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    Chainlink (@chainlink)

    The Graph—a blockchain data indexing protocol that powers applications and analytics on 70+ chains—has made GRT a Cross-Chain Token (CCT), enabling it to be natively transferable across chains via Chainlink CCIP. @graphprotocol users can now send GRT across Arbitrum, Avalanche, and Base, transforming how developers fund and access data services across ecosystems.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Yesterday @edgeandnode CEO announced Amp at the main stage at @Chainlink #SmartCon in NYC. Amp is the first blockchain-native database, purpose-built for enterprise scale. Watch the full recording⬇️ https://t.co/0EkpzbB6nc

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    It’s time for @chainlink’s SmartCon 2025! The Graph is sponsoring this year’s event, and ecosystem leaders look forward to introducing a new breakthrough in blockchain data access. As the traditional financial institutions and enterprise-scale businesses adopt blockchain tech into their stack, The Graph is leading the way by providing essential blockchain infrastructure for mass adoption. Make sure to stop by the talks ⬇️ #SmartCon

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    GRT is now a Cross-Chain Token (CCT)! This enables secure cross-chain transfers between Arbitrum, Base, and Avalanche (with Solana coming in phase 2), powered by @chainlink CCIP, making The Graph network more accessible across the ecosystems where builders are building. More accessibility = more adoption.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The Horizon testnet was the last major milestone before Horizon mainnet. When it launches in December 2025, The Graph will become the home for all decentralized data services. From Subgraphs → to streams → to analytics → to whatever comes next… Horizon is how The Graph scales to every kind of data. Built once, secured forever, powered by GRT. Horizon is how The Graph becomes the protocol for the world’s data layer. The future is modular, multi-service, and onchain.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Something big is coming… Join Rodrigo Coelho (@rodventures), CEO of @edgeandnode, for a special talk at SmartCon, where he’ll reveal a major new product from The Graph. The new product is built for enterprises, onchain data, and the next wave of AI-driven systems. Real-time, verifiable, compliant, and secure. Talk details: 🗓️ Wednesday, November 5 ⏰ 1:52 PM – 2:00 PM 📍 Grand Central 🎙️ Introducing Amp: Enterprise-Grade Onchain Data: Real-Time, Verifiable, Compliant, and Secure #SmartCon

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Horizon Testnet Complete: On the Cusp of New Chapter Horizon upgrade on Testnet has officially concluded, marking a major milestone in The Graph’s evolution. Horizon transforms The Graph from a network built for subgraphs into a modular data platform for many types of decentralized data services. This is all secured, powered, and paid for with GRT. This milestone validates the new multi-service architecture where Subgraphs, Substreams, Token APIs, and future data services can all operate on the same decentralized network. For developers, Horizon ensures continuity. Subgraphs keep running seamlessly while unlocking access to new data services for real-time and analytics use cases. For The Graph’s Indexers and Delegators, it simplifies operations, introduces per-service staking and delegation, and removes the delegation tax. For chains and ecosystems, it offers a unified way to bring verifiable data services to their developers, aligning growth directly with GRT economics. With the Horizon testnet upgrade complete, The Graph is now ready to scale into a multi-service data economy as GRT powers more services, users, and innovation. Mainnet is expected in December 2025.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Horizon is a new chapter for The Graph. In the coming days, The Graph’s Horizon Testnet upgrade will be complete, setting the stage for a multi-service future where Subgraphs, Substreams, Token API, and new data services can all run on the same decentralized protocol.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The Graph is going to @chainlink’s SmartCon 2025! This event brings together blockchain, TradFi, and other institutional leaders with The Graph Foundation and core dev @edgeandnode, are Platinum sponsors ⚡ At SmartCon, The Graph will announce a new breakthrough product that will change how institutions and web3 builders interact with blockchain data. Stay tuned for speaker announcements coming soon.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Unichain 🤝 The Graph @unichain has completed the Chain Integration Process, and indexing rewards are now enabled! Devs building on Unichain will benefit from fast & reliable data powered by The Graph’s global network of Indexers! https://t.co/iFsshvRSOR

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    Grayscale (@Grayscale)

    Grayscale Decentralized AI Fund is now open to eligible accredited investors. Get diversified exposure to the intersection of #AI and #crypto with fund holdings: $TAO $NEAR $IP $RENDER $FIL $GRT. Holdings are subject to change. See important disclosures and learn more: https://t.co/GKZ9iqJQL5

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Hey Indexers 🗓️ Join The Graph’s Protocol Team at Indexer Office Hours on Oct 14 at 1 PM EST (Now!) The discussion will cover the benefits and impacts of The Graph’s Horizon initiative — from protocol upgrades to how Indexers can prepare for upcoming changes. 🟣 Learn how Horizon helps scale the protocol 🟣 Understand the transition timeline and best practices 🟣 Bring your questions — our team will be live to help Don’t miss it!

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    There are more Foundational Stores on the way soon, but The Graph’s core team has two to get developers started: one for Ethereum devs and one for Solana devs. What’s live & in dev: ⚡ Token Metadata Store: ERC-20 data across supported EVM chains ⚡ Solana SPL Store: SPL tokens…

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    New in The Graph’s Token API Beta: Spam & Scam Filtering is live 🔥 Automatically filters: ⛔ Junk tokens ⛔ Airdrop spam ⛔ Malicious NFTs So you get: ✅ Safer UX ✅ Cleaner wallets ✅ Smarter apps Build with clean, trusted data—effortlessly. https://t.co/HYii28u13B

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    📢 Starting soon at @ethglobal New Delhi! Join a series of fast, hands-on workshops with @cryptomastery_, @austingriffith, and @ShivBhonde from @buidlguidl at the 📍 Workshop Room 3 to learn how to build almost anything. 💻 Deploying your First App ⏰ 2PM 💸 Deploying a DEX ⏰ 2.30PM 🪙 Deploying a Stablecoin ⏰ 3PM 📊 Deploying a Prediction Market ⏰ 3.30PM Followed by a workshop on The Graph’s newest dapp framework - Hypergraph. 🎤 @cryptomastery_ 🛠️ Intro to Building on The Graph and Hypergraph ⏰ 5PM 📍 Workshop Room 1 And don’t forget to stop by The Graph’s booth to collect some exclusive swag and ask any questions.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    Case Study: How The Graph's Substreams and Token API Made Multi-Chain Indexing 24x Faster Sequential Processing Creates Multi-Chain Bottlenecks Building multi-chain applications requires unified access to token data across various blockchains. Typically, traditional RPC-based indexing processes blocks sequentially, creating fundamental shortcomings: Sequential processing cannot keep pace with demanding data needs Complex balance changes in DeFi protocols get missed or calculated incorrectly Each chain needs separate infrastructure, multiplying costs These constraints made building an optimal Token API challenging with traditional approaches, so The Graph built a different approach using Substreams. Solution: Substreams Makes a Better Token API Possible The Graph’s Token API is a unified REST API that serves token, balance, price, and NFT data across Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, Unichain, Avalanche, and Solana. Powered by Substreams, Token API delivers: Wallet Balance Data: Current and historical token balances with accurate DeFi position tracking Transaction Data: Token transfers with full context and cross-chain tracking Price Data: OHLC feeds with historical data and real-time updates NFT Data: ERC-721/1155 ownership records, metadata, and transfer history The system also integrates AI using a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connecting users’ applications directly to the product’s backend. The API provides this data instantly across all supported chains. Why Substreams Powers Token API’s Performance The Graph’s Token API achieves its remarkable performance because Substreams fundamentally transforms how blockchain data is indexed. Instead of adapting traditional indexing methods, Token API leverages Substreams' core innovations: Parallel Processing: Indexing jobs are divided into 1k block segments, enabling the simultaneous indexing of thousands of blocks per second. This parallel architecture is why Token API can convert hours of processing into just minutes of work. Composable Modules: Transfer, balance, price, and NFT modules are built as independent Substreams components. Each module develops independently, caches outputs, and eliminates redundancy. Chain-Agnostic Design: Firehose provides a flat file format usable across chains, with one unified protobuf schema. The Token API ingests data from all supported blockchains: Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Polygon are processed and standardized into the schema for easy consumption. Redundant Balance Tracking: Substreams supports batched RPC lookups outside of its own stateful balances to accurately capture every DeFi balance update, from flash loans to multi-step swaps. Everything gets tracked. Intelligent Caching: After processing data, downstream modules instantly reuse it. Processing Ethereum's token transfers once allows new modules to use the cached data, resulting in major speed boosts. Hours of processing don’t go to waste. Result: Substreams Makes 24x Faster Performance Real The performance gains from building Token API on Substreams are transformative: Ethereum: Full blockchain sync reduced from 3 days to 10 hours Arbitrum One: Complete history processed in 15 hours instead of 15 days These improvements represent a 2300% speed increase for Arbitrum and over 600% for Ethereum. Caching and modular design compound these gains, making queries once considered impossible now practical. AI-Powered Data Access Through a Model Context Protocol (MCP server), the Token API enables natural language queries and millisecond aggregations. Developers can instantly: Pull wallet balances across chains Retrieve years of NFT ownership data Stream real-time token prices The Developer Advantage No infrastructure, no debugging Unified queries across nine chains and counting Accurate balance tracking for even the most complex DeFi positions AI-ready with natural language query support Why It Matters Token API demonstrates how Substreams doesn't just make indexing faster. It enables entirely new categories of blockchain applications. By building on Substreams, Token API delivers: Real-time accuracy that sequential processing cannot achieve Cross-chain interoperability through unified architecture Cost cuts that make comprehensive indexing affordable Every architectural decision in Token API leverages Substreams to deliver this massive performance improvement. The result: easier DeFi dashboards, AI trading bots, gaming platforms, and analytics tools can now access blockchain data in minutes instead of hours. Substreams made Token API possible. Token API makes blockchain data practical. Start querying today. Build faster applications with zero infrastructure at thegraph.com/token-api/

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    New in The Graph’s Token API Beta: Spam & Scam Filtering is live 🔥 Automatically filters: ⛔ Junk tokens ⛔ Airdrop spam ⛔ Malicious NFTs So you get: ✅ Safer UX ✅ Cleaner wallets ✅ Smarter apps Build with clean, trusted data - effortlessly. https://t.co/WKvfNi4SBJ

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The Graph's Substreams are the fastest way to get Ethereum data. ▶️Traditional indexing = turning one faucet on/off 1000x to fill a bathtub ▶️Substreams = 15 faucets on full blast with direct connection Traditional blockchain indexing almost always uses RPC calls, while Substreams hook directly in blockchain nodes and leverage parallel processing to stream data where you want it.

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    The Graph (@graphprotocol)

    The Graph and the Future of Enterprise in Web3: Building with Principles, Not Promises As blockchain technology matures beyond speculation into real utility, enterprise and financial institutions are exploring how to leverage web3's transformative potential. From banks piloting stablecoins to companies tokenizing real world assets, the shift represents more than technological adoption. It's about building systems that are transparent, verifiable, and resilient by design. At The Graph, decentralization isn’t seen as an ideological stance, but as a fundamental design principle that enables better systems. When no single company controls the data infrastructure, it can't suddenly change pricing, restrict access, or shut down services. When blockchain data is openly accessible, anyone can verify transactions and spot inconsistencies. When developers can build without asking permission, they ship faster and experiment freely. These aren't just web3 talking points. They're the foundation for enterprise-grade systems that can prove their value through performance, reliability, and measurable outcomes. Why Enterprises Need More Than Promises Traditional enterprises entering web3 face a paradox. They need the benefits of blockchain technology (transparency, immutability, programmability) while maintaining the performance, compliance readiness, and reliability their operations demand. Many have been burned by solutions that promised revolution but delivered complexity without execution. The Graph focuses on fundamentals that matter to institutions: transparent and verifiable data, composable systems that integrate with existing infrastructure, and permissionless tools that don't create vendor lock-in. The Graph is building systems that serve thriving web3 applications today while welcoming traditional finance and emerging enterprise use cases of tomorrow. Decentralization as Enterprise Infrastructure For enterprises, decentralization isn't about removing control. It's about distributing it intelligently. The Graph helps these institutions decentralize at the data layer, ensuring no single entity can manipulate, censor, or restrict access to critical information. This approach directly addresses enterprise concerns around vendor dependencies, transparency, data integrity, and system resilience. Indexers speak a common protocol, enabling composability across ecosystems. This isn’t idealism. It’s infrastructure built for mission-critical, interoperable, and resilient applications. Here’s how this works in practice: When a financial institution builds on The Graph, they're not trusting a single company's servers or hoping a centralized API stays online. They're leveraging a global network of independent indexers competing to provide the best service. If one fails or tries to manipulate data, others seamlessly take over. This isn't idealism. Its infrastructure designed for mission-critical applications. Infrastructure That Meets Institutional Standards Today's institutional players demand more than promises. They need auditability for compliance, performance at scale for global operations, privacy controls for sensitive data, and clear paths from proof of concept to production deployment. The Graph delivers through battle-tested tools already processing billions of queries. Subgraphs transform raw blockchain data into structured APIs, enabling institutions to build responsive applications without managing complex indexing infrastructure. Financial platforms use them to track asset movements, monitor compliance metrics, and power real-time dashboards. Substreams provide high-performance data pipelines that process years of blockchain history in hours, not weeks. Substreams is ultra-low latency, highly scalable, and provides parallel processing. Institutions leveraging Substreams reduce infrastructure costs by up to 70% while gaining the processing power needed for sophisticated analytics and risk modeling. Token API delivers reliable token and NFT data through simple REST endpoints, perfect for institutions building custody solutions, portfolio management tools, or regulatory reporting systems. No blockchain expertise required. MCP (Model Context Protocol) bridges AI and blockchain, enabling next-generation applications that combine artificial intelligence with verifiable onchain data. Financial institutions are exploring MCP for automated compliance monitoring, risk assessment, and predictive analytics. Supporting the Transition to Web3 The Graph recognizes that institutional adoption requires more than technology. It demands clear standards, regulatory clarity, and industry coordination. That's why The Graph Foundation stands alongside 50+ industry leaders in supporting frameworks like the CLARITY Act, which provides clear criteria for distinguishing decentralized systems from centralized ones. This matters because regulation based on outdated models stifles innovation. When regulators understand that truly decentralized systems reduce information asymmetries and align incentives better than centralized alternatives, they can craft rules that protect consumers while enabling progress. The Graph's infrastructure demonstrates these principles in action: transparent, verifiable, and designed to eliminate the conflicts of interest inherent in centralized systems. Real World Impact Today The Graph isn't preparing for an abstract future; it’s powering real applications today. Over 1.2 trillion queries have been served across the network, with major DeFi protocols relying on The Graph's infrastructure for their operations. NFT marketplaces use The Graph to instantly display ownership history, trading volumes, and collection analytics without building their own indexing systems. And AI companies leverage The Graph’s data layer to train models on verified blockchain data. This isn't about replacing traditional systems overnight. It's about providing infrastructure that lets institutions experiment, iterate, and scale at their own pace. Whether building a proof of concept or deploying a production system, The Graph's tools provide the same reliable foundation. What Comes Next The Graph continues building for the long term by investing in technologies that institutions need: enhanced privacy controls for sensitive data, improved cross-chain interoperability for global systems, and deeper AI integration for intelligent automation. The future of enterprise blockchain adoption won't be driven by hype cycles or speculative promises. It will be built on infrastructure that delivers measurable value through transparent, composable, and resilient systems. The Graph isn't just talking about this future; it's being built today, one query at a time.

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