State of The Graph Q2 2022 | Messari

The Graph is an indexing protocol that provides verifiable data from a wide spectrum of blockchains. It removes the need for developers to build out complicated infrastructure to get data. Thanks to The Graph, projects like Uniswap and Aave don’t have to run their own proprietary data indexing servers. Instead, developers can query open APIs of on-chain data — called “subgraphs” — from networks supported by The Graph via the GraphQL API. To ensure the protocol runs correctly and efficiently, The Graph Network incentivizes several key roles within its ecosystem of participants: As of July 2022, only Ethereum is supported by The Graph’s decentralized protocol; over 30 networks are currently supported by The Graph’s hosted service. The Graph ecosystem revolves around the relationship between subgraph developers and data consumers (e.g., app developers) that pay to query subgraph data. The performance of The Graph Network can be measured by the number of active subgraphs, the network’s r

The Graph is an indexing protocol that provides verifiable data from a wide spectrum of blockchains. It removes the need for developers to build out complicated infrastructure to get data. Thanks to The Graph, projects like Uniswap and Aave don’t have to run their own proprietary data indexing servers. Instead, developers can query open APIs of on-chain data — called “subgraphs” — from networks supported by The Graph via the GraphQL API. To ensure the protocol runs correctly and efficiently, The Graph Network incentivizes several key roles within its ecosystem of participants: As of July 2022,