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Aug 3
Everything that shipped on The Graph in July, in one place. A managed sink service. Twelve new Substreams Skills. A new chain. A registry rebuilt around what the data is rather than who published it. Ten projects from ETHGlobal Lisbon.
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What Shipped in The Graph Ecosystem: July 2026
July was a Substreams month. A new sink service moved the hardest operational parts of a data pipeline off developers' machines, the registry was rebuilt around what the data is rather than who wrote...
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Ask an agent "what did this balance earn," and it gets harder to answer. New yield products route rewards through vaults and tokenized money-market funds, not the issuer. The number lives across three contracts. An agent needs one query spanning all three, and a way to check
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Subgraph syncing too slowly? Before rewriting anything, try some of key optimizations: Prune history you never query Use declarative eth_calls so contract calls run in parallel Graft onto an already-synced Subgraph instead of starting at genesis. Three schema changes, no new
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Weekend build: point your AI assistant at the Substreams package registry, find a package that already covers the contract you care about, and sink it into Postgres. The skill is looking for existing work before writing any Rust.
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Jul 30
Building production blockchain data pipelines used to take days. Now your AI coding assistant can go from a plain-language prompt → working pipeline in minutes. The Graph’s new Substreams Skills change that 🧵
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Aug 14
Three questions that settle Subgraphs vs Substreams: 1. Need an easy-to-use API behind a frontend? Subgraphs. 2. Need data in a warehouse, or as a stream? Substreams. 3. Is the chain supported by both? Start with the third one:
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