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The Graph provides blockchain data solutions for on-chain apps, AI agents & institutions. Follow for ecosystem updates, builder guides & what ships.
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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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    9h
    A question worth asking of any data provider, in any market: Can they prove what they served you, after the fact, to a standard someone else can check? Most cannot. That gap is the whole reason verifiable indexing exists.
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    Aug 12
    How do you know an Indexer served you real data? Every Indexer posts a Proof of Indexing, a cryptographic commitment to exactly what they indexed. Mismatches are disputable. Fishermen file the disputes. Stake is at risk. Verification with consequences attached. Read more about
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    13h
    Three roles keep The Graph Subgraph Network flowing: Indexers stake GRT and serve queries Delegators back the Indexers they trust and share in rewards Curators signal which Subgraphs deserve indexing capacity. Nobody grants permission to become any of them.
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    16h
    Give an agent live access to on-chain data in about five minutes. Point it at the Subgraph MCP with a Gateway API key and it can search 15,000+ Subgraphs, check which deployments are actually live, read schemas, and run GraphQL against them.
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    21h
    An agent that wants a single query should not need an account, an API key and a billing relationship first. x402 has been live in The Graph Subgraph Gateways since May. An x402-compatible client pays per query in USDC and gets data. No pre-configuration, no API keys, no

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