Searching for the blockchain data you need just got easier. Substreams.dev now organizes data collections by relevant categories so you can find the data you need for testing strategies, giving governance updates, or tracking funds across bridges and marketplaces.
The Graph is a web3 protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data ๐งโ๐ Official account of The Graph ecosystem ๐
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- Nobody got into blockchain data because they wanted to babysit a data pipeline. Substreams Hosted Sinks allow developers to bring a package, pick a database, and click deploy. @streamingfastio runs it the sink, and gets you the data that you need. The lowest EVM latencies and
- New Subgraph deployments spend a lot of their sync time waiting on Postgres to build indexes nobody is querying yet. Graph Node v0.45.0 gets that work out of the way of block processing. Two new features. Several new bug fixes. The same reliable standard for indexing
- 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.
ArticleWhat Shipped in The Graph Ecosystem: July 2026July 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... - Prompt your AI assistant โ 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.

