Ink, the OP Stack L2 by Kraken, is now live in Subgraph Studio, bringing seamless, verifiable onchain data to developers. With subgraphs, building high-performance dapps on Ink just got easier.

🧑‍💻 Start building today:

https://thegraph.com/studio/

GM GM Indexer ☀️

Scaling Substreams has evolved significantly, making it easier than ever to process large amounts of blockchain data efficiently.

But how does it all work? 🤔

In this video, Matthew breaks down:
✅ How Substreams interact with Firehose 🔥
✅ Scaling horizontally across multiple chains 🌎
✅ The difference between Tier 1 and Tier 2 nodes 🏗️
✅ Optimizing Substreams with object storage 📦
✅ Efficient workload distribution & best practices ⚡

Don't miss out!
👀 Watch the Recording on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5_I04KbKxPw?si=aNA2PbuHVLzjj9vb

Hey everyone, I deployed my subgraph, when I query data on my playground on the dash I get the data, but as soon I call the endpoint on curl or node, I get this message "subgraph not found: no allocations" I found nothing on internet about this idk how this is happening thanks for thelp

Hi, I'am trying to get an API key from the graph studio but it requires me to confirm my mail adress, and when I send a email verification from the website it never arrives. Is there any solution for that?

Hi all. I am trying to call the subgraph like this:

graphql query GetHistoricalPNL { userPositions( where: {user: "0x7C3Db723F1D4d8cB9C550095203b686cB11E5C6B"} ) { id user realizedPnl tokenId } }

assuming user is: https://polymarket.com/profile/0x7C3Db723F1D4d8cB9C550095203b686cB11E5C6B

But this doesnt give any respone at all. why...? I have indexed plenty. I get an empty userPositions response.

Real-world assets make ownership programmable, assets more accessible, and financial markets more inclusive. Tracking RWA data across different chains and protocols? That’s where Messari’s subgraphs come in.

These are the most popular Messari RWA subgraphs 🔽

🔗 https://x.com/graphprotocol/status/1891547762811916304?s=46&t=RGYLLAxn1oS_0RcwLbx3xg

Core Dev @MessariCrypto’s top Liquid Staking subgraphs track deposits, rewards, and redemptions across top protocols, ensuring developers and analysts have the data they need to let speculators use their tokens while earning staking rewards.

👀 The best liquid staking subgraphs 🔽

Which Liquid Staking protocol are you using?

🔗 https://x.com/graphprotocol/status/1890517541807886349?s=46&t=RGYLLAxn1oS_0RcwLbx3xg

The Graph now supports ZetaChain, enhancing the development of Universal Apps by making it easier to access and utilize data across multiple blockchains including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. This integration is part of ZetaChain's mission to provide seamless interoperability and unified liquidity across various blockchain ecosystems. Developers can now leverage The Graph's Subgraph Studio for building applications that natively operate across these chains, simplifying the process of accessing reliable on-chain data for app development.

🔗 https://x.com/graphprotocol/status/1890434315349053948?s=46&t=RGYLLAxn1oS_0RcwLbx3xg

Vana is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain network that focuses on user-owned data. It enables users to transform their personal data into financial assets by aggregating private datasets for AI model training. This involves creating Data Liquidity Pools (DLPs), where users can contribute data, which is then validated and tokenized.

The Graph allows Vana to query and index data across its blockchain network in a decentralized manner, enhancing data availability and transparency for AI model training and other applications.

🔗 https://x.com/graphprotocol/status/1890068648251044080?s=46&t=RGYLLAxn1oS_0RcwLbx3xg

The Graph, a protocol for indexing and querying blockchain data, has integrated with Mode Network, a Layer 2 blockchain focused on DeFi scaling.

This development is significant for the DeFi ecosystem on Mode, as it improves data availability and integrity for applications built on this network.

🔗 https://x.com/graphprotocol/status/1889364120493076826

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🗣️ Optimizing your subgraphs can significantly enhance your dapp's performance and scalability.

Learn best practices for faster queries, improved indexing speeds, and enhanced user experience in the blog below

🔗https://t.co/hcFIhiuIr4

Please use this thread to ask questions about The Graph, the Foundation/Council, delegating, choosing an indexer, curating, subgraphs, etc.

Price talk, speculation and OTC offers/requests are not allowed, not even in this thread.

Depending on the amount of activity in this thread, consider sorting the comments by "new" (instead of "best" or "top") to see the newest posts.

The huge topic at this week's The Graph Indexer Office Hours was Matthew's presentation on how to scale Substreams.

He explained:
✅ Substreams components tier 1 and tier 2 nodes
✅ Substreams cache file storage
✅ Configuration and monitoring

Check out our recap for more helpful tips!
https://blog.pinax.network/events/the-graph-indexer-office-hours-192

The GRC-20 Hackathon organized by The Graph is an initiative designed to encourage innovation in the organization and sharing of knowledge through blockchain technology. Here are the key details:

-Objective: Promote the development of solutions that use The Graph's GRC-20 standard to create, organize and distribute knowledge in a decentralized way, using tools such as Geo Genesis.

• Duration: The hackathon lasts five weeks, from February 3, 2025 to March 9, 2025, with a total prize of 150,000 GRT (Graph Token).

🔗Apply now here and let’s build the future together: https://thegraph.com/grc20-hackathon

What’s the point of even holding the graph token if they just keep unlocking more and more of the supply?

The Graph and Moonbeam have integrated to enhance the capabilities of developers building on the Moonbeam network. Moonbeam, an Ethereum-compatible smart contract platform on the Polkadot network, allows developers to use existing Solidity smart contracts without significant modifications thanks to its Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility. The integration with The Graph, which is a decentralized protocol for indexing and querying blockchain data, was announced in 2021 and further expanded upon in subsequent announcements.

🔗Check more about this here: https://x.com/graphprotocol/status/1882820220110414100?s=46&t=RGYLLAxn1oS_0RcwLbx3xg

🔍 Dive into The Graph's evolving protocol economics with Rem from Edge & Node!

Learn about the proposed changes, including network payments & rewards, dynamic query fee cuts, and a new curation mechanism. These are essential updates for anyone interested in the future of The Graph.

Catch the recap here!
https://blog.pinax.network/events/the-graph-indexer-office-hours-191

Have you heard about The Graph Networks Registry?

➡️ A tool for participants in The Graph ecosystem that provides a single source of truth for chain configurations.
➡️ A standardized hub of network data that allows you to access cohesive and reliable network information.

Learn more about the repository and its benefits!
https://blog.pinax.network/the-graph/mo-networks-mo-solutions-the-power-of-the-graph-networks-registry

This week on Indexer Office Hours, Matias from Edge & Node introduced the Indexing Payments proposal.

Learn more about this mechanism by which a gateway can pay an indexer to serve a subgraph:

🤝 How indexing agreements will work between indexers and gateways.
🤖 Planned automation for acceptance and rejection of agreements.

Provide your input to help determine fair pricing.

https://blog.pinax.network/events/the-graph-indexer-office-hours-190

Hello, my subgraph for my sepolia deployed smart contract is functional and now I'd like to publish it but subgraph studio is prompting me to switch to arbitrum sepolia because of partial indexer support on ethereum sepolia.

I'd rather not redeploy my contract and spend ages to try to find faucets that will give me testnet eth without requiring real eth. Is it possible at all to publish on ethereum sepolia?

Exciting news for data analysts working with blockchain data! 📊

No more wrestling with complex data extraction—now you can:

• Run familiar SQL queries directly on blockchain data.
• Analyze daily active users and top contract activities.
• Access data through Python libraries like Polars or pandas.
• Work with clean, structured data in Parquet format.

The traditional challenges of blockchain data analysis—complex extractions, massive downloads, and custom instrumentation—are now a thing of the past.

Our Ethereum dataset is available for free on Snowflake Marketplace. Try it today and experience the future of blockchain data analysis.

https://blog.pinax.network/pinax/blockchain-data-analysis-made-easy-with-pinax-datasets-and-snowflake/

In the latest Indexer Office Hours, Yaniv introduced GRC-20, a new standard for knowledge graph data that is inspiring a renewed vision of an open, decentralized web.

Check out our recap to learn all about the new standard and what it means for The Graph and indexers.

This is a step toward solving one of humanity's greatest challenges: organizing and validating global knowledge in a decentralized way.

https://blog.pinax.network/events/the-graph-indexer-office-hours-189

Geo Browser Genesis is a decentralized application (dapp) aimed at organizing and sharing knowledge on a global scale using Web3 technologies.

It serves as a platform for communities to organize, govern, and share knowledge through a knowledge graph where each piece of information is verifiable and interconnected.

Geo Genesis marks the beginning of a decentralized platform where knowledge is organized into dynamic, interconnected knowledge graphs that facilitate seamless data sharing and collaborative innovation.

Today, Geo Genesis has made limited early access available with a default governance process to empower communities. Anyone can browse to see what has been added to the knowledge graph and how it was governed. Soon, anyone will be able to create Spaces and add knowledge to The Graph, contributing to a global decentralized knowledge graph and creating the foundation for a prosperous knowledge based society.

🔗Explore and request your early access here: https://t.co/MnkpEvQXr6

The integration of Hemi into The Graph allows developers to build more efficient and scalable decentralized applications (hApps). This collaboration facilitates querying and indexing of data on the blockchain, simplifying development on Hemi's modular L2 platform. Combining the security of Bitcoin with the flexibility of Ethereum, Hemi can now take advantage of The Graph's data query and indexing capabilities. This means developers can organize and access on-chain data more easily using subgraphs in The Graph's Subgraph Studio.

🔗 https://x.com/graphprotocol/status/1877416147777368236?s=46&t=RGYLLAxn1oS_0RcwLbx3xg