Making Open Data a Public Good via The Graph
summary
The Graph turns on-chain data into open, queryable APIs called subgraphs and now indexes Chainlink oracle data so smart contracts can query indexed off-chain and on-chain values. The hosted service already shows traction with over 135 billion queries lifetime, 18,000 subgraphs and 20,000 developers; the decentralized network launches with 150+ indexers, 2,000+ curators and rapid migration from 1 to 130 subgraphs in weeks. Result: apps avoid running their own indexers and pay query fees (UMA tops earnings).
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:15Chainlink and The Graph
- 0:58Data Changed Everything
- 1:25The Current Internet
- 2:30The Graph
- 3:11Where the Graph sits
- 4:31Query growth
- 5:40Top applications
- 7:49Query volume by vertical
- 8:25Emerging trends
- 9:12Innovation
- 9:34Decentralization
- 12:37Query Fees
- 12:55Decentralized Infrastructure
- 13:28The Graph Explorer
- 13:50Decentralizing Blockchains
- 14:29Outro
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