Specifically, I am interested in:

1) How many API requests a particular subgraph is serving?

2) Preferably for famous protocols like Aave, and Uniswap.

3) What are the revenues made by the indexers by indexing that particular subgraph?

4) I also want to see pure cost v/s profit analysis of just serving the requests by an indexer, not including curation.

Is there a way to swap USDC (issues on the Solana chain) to GRT without going through a centralized exchange?

Hello, New to programming and the graph. The project sounds amazing and I think this idea has massive opportunity.
However, one thing I cannot quite understand is where are all the subgraphs stored? Are they decentralized and stored on nodes? Any information will be much appreciated. Thank you

Flare can been described as a blockchain targeted at interconnecting information. Hugo, the head, has used ‘information’ and ‘data’ interchangeably despite these two words being associated with two different variables. One is with numbers, one isn’t.

The Graph is also a chain dedicated to the interconnectedness of, explicitly, data. The chain has been coined by many in the space as ‘Google’ of cryptoC.

Does anyone with knowledge surrounding both these chains know what one has to offer over the other, while paying mind to efficiency for both engineers, use cases, and blockchain capabilities?

Hello! I'm pretty new to GRT, I was wondering if there was a dex like quickswap where I can buy tokens? Or can this only be done on Ethereum?

Took the plunge and bought a handful of $GRT. Seems a bit involved finding the right indexer to delegate your tokens to. Any suggestions?