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The Graph is a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data 🧑‍🚀 Official account of The Graph ecosystem 🌐
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    The Graph
    @graphprotocol
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    Prompt your AI assistant → get production-ready Substreams. The refreshed Substreams Skills now cover dev, EVM, Solana, SQL, sinks, deployment, testing & the Portal API, and recommend reusing existing packages instead of reinventing them.
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    The Graph
    @graphprotocol
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    Subgraphs and Substreams are extraction tools. Firehose and Amp are verification tools. These are different layers of the stack, and conflating them leads to misplaced expectations about what any given tool can actually guarantee. The Graph Foundation maps the full picture ⬇️
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    The Graph
    @graphprotocol
    Jul 29
    "Verifiable" spans spot-checkable transparency, 1-of-N trust models, consensus, and cryptographic proof — very different paradigms. This post maps them and shows how The Graph (Subgraphs, Substreams, Amp) makes extraction and queries verifiable onchain.
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    What "Verifiable" Actually Means for Blockchain Data
    In April 2026, attackers manipulated the RPC infrastructure feeding a verification layer tied to KelpDAO. The blockchain's cryptography held up fine. The data pipeline did not. The result was a loss...
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    The Graph
    @graphprotocol
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    Moving onchain data into a database usually means standing up and babysitting sink infrastructure that has nothing to do with the data you actually want: provisioning servers, running a sink process, monitoring it, cleaning up after reorgs. Substreams Hosted Sinks turns that
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    The Graph
    @graphprotocol
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    Substreams are not a more powerful version of Subgraphs. The underlying architecture is different. The use cases are different. And choosing the wrong one early means changing the tires while the car is moving. Pick the right one from the start ⬇️
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    Subgraphs or Substreams: Which Blockchain Data Solution Should You Choose?
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    The Graph
    @graphprotocol
    Jul 30
    Substreams are not a more powerful version of Subgraphs. The underlying architecture is different. The use cases are different. And choosing the wrong one early means changing the tires while the car is moving. Pick the right one from the start ⬇️
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    Subgraphs or Substreams: Which Blockchain Data Solution Should You Choose?
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