The Graph
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Tokenization just moved from pilot to production inside core U.S. market infrastructure.
@The_DTCC's Tokenization Service is live: DTC-held securities, backed 1:1, moving 24/7 between registered wallets on Canton and Besu.
Congratulations to the DTCC. They continue to innovate, building the foundation to bring the U.S. settlement market on-chain.
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The DTCC Tokenization Service is now live, and this is only the beginning.
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Congratulations to @ensdomains on the launch of ENSv2!
The Graph has used ENS for years, including ENS names in Subgraph Studio and Graph Explorer.
Amazing to see the next iteration of the ENS protocol.
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ENSv2 is live on Ethereum mainnet.
Register a name, explore the protocol, and build what comes next.
graphprotocol.isv2ready.eth
Alpenglow is live and Substreams on Solana is already up to date with it.
@streamingfastio ensured Solana Substreams was prepared for Alpenglow ahead of the switch, so developers' blockchain data pipelines keep running through the upgrade.
Build on 150ms finality:
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📺 Graph Office Hours #280# is up on YouTube
✅ BSC/Polygon Traffic from Studio to Network
✅ Substreams v0.8.0
✅ indexer-agent + CLI v0.25.12
✅ REO’s next phase starts Oct 27th
➕ Many more updates from The Graph ecosystem
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Substreams builders: 0.8.0 is live, and new projects from substreams init already use the core advantages.
Modules pinned to 0.7 keep building and streaming. When you’re ready to upgrade, follow the migration guide:
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Substreams 0.8.0 is out, and we replaced the protobuf codec, making it 2.9x faster. 🔥
prost → buffa. Blocks decode 2.9–4.9x faster.
Real backfills: → uniswap-v4 map_events, 1.5M Ethereum blocks: 342s → 118s → solana-idl-history map_idl_accounts, 1.5M Solana blocks: 846s → 384.5s
Every module decodes the block before it runs a line of its own logic: once per block per module. A chain with 10 active modules decodes every block 10 times over.
Wire format unchanged, upgrading opt-in.
Learn more in the blog post
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This is what The Graph hoped builders would do with x402.
@vAPI_Network turned The Graph's x402 gateway into a few CLI commands. Install, fund a wallet with USDC on @base, and your agent is querying Subgraphs.
Great demo by @MarkTbuilds 🔥
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From setup to your first paid API call. See vAPI Call in action.
Our protocol lead @MarkTbuilds walks through installation and demonstrates Call using @graphprotocol as a showcase provider, with USDC payments on @base powered by x402.
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Love seeing teams like @vAPI_Network build on x402 to open The Graph to AI agents.
vAPI Call lets anyone query Subgraphs and pay per query in USDC on Base, straight to through The Graph’s canonical gateway. No account, no API key.
Agents will pay per query, so data has to be meterable. Builders and agents can get started here:
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The Graph is now part of our Verified Provider selection!
Buy onchain data from @graphprotocol for your agent, paid per call through vAPI Call.
22 data sources live, only 0.01 USDC per question.
Integrate our MCP to try The Graph today:
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The Graph ecosystem regained momentum in Q3 2026
With its new mandate, The Graph Foundation now runs the Gateway, Studio, and Explorer. Its first move is to send more developer demand to Indexers. All BNB Smart Chain and Polygon traffic will move from Subgraph Studio to The Graph Network starting tomorrow, October 8th.
Learn about this effort and more in The Graph's Quarter in Review post:
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The sports calendar is stacked. MLB playoffs, the WNBA Finals, NBA tipoff, and a full NFL slate every Sunday.
Every market on it is an onchain event on Polymarket, and it's already indexed on The Graph.
Query it with Subgraphs. Stream it with Substreams. Or call the Token API.
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Ink + The Graph
@inkonchain is now fully streamable on The Graph with Substreams on the Extended block model:
Extended Blocks give you full call traces, native balance changes, storage diffs, and contract code changes, the data DeFi on Ink runs on, not just base-block logs.
Built by @PinaxNetwork: core contributors to The Graph ecosystem.
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Ink now streams extended blocks on Pinax Firehose and Substreams.Every internal call, native ETH balance change, storage write and contract deployment on @inkonchain, not just logs.
Live now in the Pinax app:
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ICYMI: The Graph now supports @arc.
Arc uses USDC as gas, so payments, FX, and settlement are the chain's ordinary data. Two ways to index it:
→ Subgraphs: query Arc with GraphQL
→ Substreams: stream it in real-time
Build on Arc:
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The Graph supports @Arc from day one.
What The Graph unlocks for Arc:
🟣 Publish Arc Subgraphs on The Graph and query it with GraphQL
🔵 Stream Arc data in real-time using Substreams with full call-trace and state-change data (via Extended Blocks support)
The Graph helps developers and institutions index data from Arc to advance a range of use cases – from stablecoin payments to tracking tokenized real-world assets and agentic workflows.
Build on Arc:
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🟢 ICYMI: Anubis is now indexable on The Graph.
Subgraph support is live on The Graph Network for @AnubisChainL1 — a privacy-focused, EVM-compatible L1 doing 1M+ transactions a day.
Index DeFi, RWA & payments data, query it with GraphQL:
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✅A new era of chain expansion!
More chains, means more channels to market, which means more users get access to The Graph... rinse and repeat.
The Graph supports @Arc from day one.
What The Graph unlocks for Arc:
🟣 Publish Arc Subgraphs on The Graph and query it with GraphQL
🔵 Stream Arc data in real-time using Substreams with full call-trace and state-change data (via Extended Blocks support)
The Graph helps developers and institutions index data from Arc to advance a range of use cases – from stablecoin payments to tracking tokenized real-world assets and agentic workflows.
Build on Arc:
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Chain integrations have always been important part of The Graph ecosystem. As part of its new mandate, working with closely chains is now also a core function of The Graph Foundation.
Bringing a chain's data onto the network, end to end: Subgraphs, Firehose, and Substreams - with Token API and Tycho built on top. One data supply chain, ready for indexing, streaming, and AI.
It'll be an exciting week with four exciting chain-related announcements to boost blockchain builders potential!
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Earlier this year, The Graph Foundation published the Technical Roadmap, Part 1 of a two-part series on the future of The Graph.
Here’s Part 2: the official announcement of the Foundation’s new mandate, and how the Foundation will bring that roadmap to life.
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Anubis is one of the more interesting L1s shipping right now: EVM-compatible, privacy at the base layer, mainnet live since April. Anubis already has ~$369M TVL and 1M+ transactions a day.
Subgraph support for @ANUBISCHAIN_ is now live on The Graph Network:
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Sports season is in full effect. Do you need Polymarket data?
Prediction markets are projected to trade $36.8B on football outcomes this season. Every one of those trades is an onchain event, already indexed on The Graph.
Subgraphs, Substreams, or the Token API all have the data you need. No indexer to build.
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Prediction markets are booming. $150B+ in cumulative volume. Every market, dashboard, and trading agent built on that runs on indexed onchain data. For Polymarket, it's already indexed on The Graph.
Query it with Subgraphs. Stream it with Substreams. Or call the Token API.
Read more:
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Every hackathon we learn something from what people build on The Graph. ETHOnline is no different: new AI agents, new chains, fresh use cases for live on-chain data. It's been awesome to see.
The Graph is excited to be part of @ETHGlobal's ETHOnline hackathon:
$15,000 across two tracks at ETHOnline: Best AI Project on The Graph (net-new and continuity pools) and Best Use of Composable or Standardized Graph Products. Live data only; mocked or static datasets do not qualify.
Tracks and rules:
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