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The Graph has secured a pivotal role in the emerging agent economy, effectively transforming from a standard indexing protocol into a comprehensive agent-native data marketplace. This evolution includes serving as the foundational data layer for ERC-8004, which manages identity and reputation checks across 8 chains. To address transaction efficiency, GraphTally is utilized to enable x402 micropayments that eliminate gas bottlenecks. Moreover, the platform supports natural language agent queries via MCP integration, and the x402 Subgraph Gateway is officially in development.
Wir erleben, wie sich die Agentenwirtschaft zu einer wirklich praktischen Infrastruktur entwickelt. Es ist jetzt möglich, dass KI-Agenten natürliche Sprache verwenden, wenn sie The Graph abfragen. Dies wird durch einen MCP-Agenten erreicht, der einfache englische Anweisungen von Peer-Agenten erhält und sie in GraphQL-Abfragen übersetzt, die mit dem The Graph-Netzwerk kompatibel sind. Darüber hinaus wird weiterhin an einer vollständigen Kompatibilität mit dem x402 Subgraph Gateway gearbeitet, einem Merkmal, das es Agenten schließlich ermöglichen wird, Abfragezahlungen autonom zu verwalten.
Obwohl Infrastruktur selten im Rampenlicht steht, bildet sie die Grundlage, die das gesamte Ökosystem ermöglicht. Unsichtbare Datensysteme, die im Hintergrund arbeiten, sind verantwortlich für jede genau angezeigte DeFi-Transaktion, Überprüfung des Wallet-Guthabens und App-Abfrage. The Graph hat Billionen von Abfragen verarbeitet, weil wirklich effektive Infrastruktur unbemerkt bleibt. Wir denken normalerweise nicht zweimal darüber nach, wenn sie funktioniert, aber wenn sie ausfällt, bricht alles andere zusammen.
ERC-8004 acts as a registry for three vital aspects of AI agents: their Identity, which defines who they are; their Reputation, providing a history of their behavior; and Validation, which serves as proof that tasks were executed correctly. Through the publication of ERC-8004 Subgraphs across 8 chains, The Graph creates a consolidated directory for trust across different blockchains. This means an agent on Base can use a Subgraph query to instantly verify the standing of an agent on Arbitrum. Without such infrastructure, agents would be forced to scan through raw blockchain data to authenticate credentials, a process that would bring the network to a complete standstill.
As major chains race to deliver quicker block times, institutions adopting blockchain technology are requiring verifiable data. At the same time, AI agents depend on structured information to take action. The common link uniting these demands is data infrastructure, better known as The Graph.
For AI agents to operate successfully onchain, they require two essential elements: a distinct identity and established payment rails. The Graph facilitates this by offering the data layer necessary for both components to function at scale. Specifically, @ethereum ERC-8004 acts as the ID card used for verification and reputation purposes, while @coinbase x402 serves as the wallet designed for instant micropayments.
The velocity of block times is on the rise. As @Solana, @Base, and other L2s move toward sub-second blocks, your blockchain data infrastructure must stay up to speed, especially since some traders are relying on partial blocks. Substreams solves this by processing blocks the moment a validating node makes them available. It streams transformed data instantly, ensuring there are no backfill delays and no waiting involved.
Acting as the data layer for the multichain economy, The Graph now indexes 80+ networks. Through this single protocol, builders can gain access to blockchain data across a wide spectrum of platforms. Supported ecosystems range from @ethereum and @solana to @base, @avalanche, @arbitrum, @BNB, @optimism, @polygon, @unichain, and more.
Neugierig auf die Mechanik von Substreams? Die Aktivität auf der Blockchain ist konstant und pausiert nie. Jede Sekunde finden Tausende von Transaktionen über Netzwerke wie Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, BSC und andere statt. Substreams verbindet sich direkt mit Firehose, um zu garantieren, dass jedes einzelne Stück Daten ohne Ausnahme erfasst wird. Betrachten Sie dies als die Startlinie für alles 🚦
Um effektiv zu arbeiten, benötigen die größten Multichain-DeFi-Protokolle eine Dateninfrastruktur, die ihrer Größe entspricht. Substreams dient als Motor für Datenpipelines innerhalb von Systemen, die Milliarden in Volumen über Dutzende von Chains verwalten. Dieses Tool ist entscheidend für hochdruckvolle Umgebungen, in denen Zuverlässigkeit unverhandelbar ist.
A data layer acts as the underlying infrastructure that converts raw blockchain states into organized, searchable information. In the absence of this technology, every application is forced to replicate the entire indexing process from the beginning. However, by utilizing this layer, builders are free to dedicate their efforts to the core solutions they are creating.
Substreams modules are written in Rust and compiled to WASM. Why Rust? It provides performance, safety, and aligns with a growing ecosystem of blockchain developers already familiar with the language. This ensures your data transformations run at native speed.
Horizon doesn't alter your current usage of Subgraphs, but it does enable The Graph to host additional data services alongside them—giving you more options as your data needs evolve.
The Graph dedicated 2+ years to building Horizon.
We did this not because it was easy, but because a multi-service infrastructure is essential for the ecosystem as blockchain data requirements get more complex.
The Graph dedicated 2+ years to building Horizon.
We did this not because it was easy, but because a multi-service infrastructure is essential for the ecosystem as blockchain data requirements get more complex.
Friendly reminder: Subgraph Linter exists 👭👬
This tool provides static analysis for Subgraphs. It helps catch entity overwrites, null pointer issues, and other runtime bugs that might otherwise slip past the compiler.
This tool provides static analysis for Subgraphs. It helps catch entity overwrites, null pointer issues, and other runtime bugs that might otherwise slip past the compiler.
Discover hundreds of ready-to-use Substreams packages available right now in the Substreams Registry.
Simply find the one that fits your use case, configure your sink, and start streaming—with absolutely no custom development required. Additionally, the modular architecture of Substreams enables you to use a Substreams package as an input for another, allowing you to effectively build on the work of other developers in the community.
Get started, quicker than ever.
Simply find the one that fits your use case, configure your sink, and start streaming—with absolutely no custom development required. Additionally, the modular architecture of Substreams enables you to use a Substreams package as an input for another, allowing you to effectively build on the work of other developers in the community.
Get started, quicker than ever.
Are you developing on @solana?
Substreams provides you with account-level data changes, parallel processing, and guaranteed delivery.
Experience no missed blocks and no brittle RPC dependencies.
Substreams provides you with account-level data changes, parallel processing, and guaranteed delivery.
Experience no missed blocks and no brittle RPC dependencies.
At the close of 2025, The Graph shipped Horizon, marking the most significant protocol upgrade since the network’s launch.
Why Horizon matters and what it enables ⬇️
▶️ Horizon transforms The Graph from infrastructure built for a single service (Subgraphs) into a modular platform capable of supporting any type of blockchain data service. It features the same battle-tested foundation, now with expanded capabilities.
▶️ Prior to Horizon: Staking, payments, and verification were built specifically for Subgraphs.
▶️ Following Horizon: Those same components become reusable primitives that any data service can leverage.
▶️ For developers, Horizon provides access to an expanding suite of data tools, all running on the same decentralized infrastructure. Subgraphs. Substreams. Curated APIs. Analytics. And services that have yet to be built.
▶️ More data services = more protocol activity. More opportunities for Indexers. More utility for GRT. Horizon serves as the foundation for that growth.
Horizon was the infrastructure upgrade. What comes next is building on it.
Why Horizon matters and what it enables ⬇️
▶️ Horizon transforms The Graph from infrastructure built for a single service (Subgraphs) into a modular platform capable of supporting any type of blockchain data service. It features the same battle-tested foundation, now with expanded capabilities.
▶️ Prior to Horizon: Staking, payments, and verification were built specifically for Subgraphs.
▶️ Following Horizon: Those same components become reusable primitives that any data service can leverage.
▶️ For developers, Horizon provides access to an expanding suite of data tools, all running on the same decentralized infrastructure. Subgraphs. Substreams. Curated APIs. Analytics. And services that have yet to be built.
▶️ More data services = more protocol activity. More opportunities for Indexers. More utility for GRT. Horizon serves as the foundation for that growth.
Horizon was the infrastructure upgrade. What comes next is building on it.
Introducing a new tool for Subgraph developers: Subgraph Linter!
This is a static analysis tool designed to catch common runtime bugs before deployment—including entity overwrites, unchecked nulls, division-by-zero, undeclared eth_calls, and more. It works in VS Code or CI pipelines.
This is a static analysis tool designed to catch common runtime bugs before deployment—including entity overwrites, unchecked nulls, division-by-zero, undeclared eth_calls, and more. It works in VS Code or CI pipelines.
While The Graph once focused solely on Subgraphs, it now supports a new generation of data products, all of which are designed to meet the emerging needs of the industry as a whole.
📅 Builders Office Hours is happening today at 1pm EST.
@juanmardefago from @graphops will walk through Subgraph Linter—a new tool that performs static analysis on Subgraph mappings to catch bugs that compile fine but crash at runtime.
Join @Marcus_Rein_ from @edgeandnode for the conversation.
@juanmardefago from @graphops will walk through Subgraph Linter—a new tool that performs static analysis on Subgraph mappings to catch bugs that compile fine but crash at runtime.
Join @Marcus_Rein_ from @edgeandnode for the conversation.
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