The Graph is an open-sourced software used to collect, process and store data from various blockchain applications to facilitate information retrieval.
Originally launched on the Ethereum blockchain, The Graph’s mission is to help developers use relevant data to increase the efficiency of their decentralized application (dapp).
The Graph analyzes and gathers blockchain data before storing it into various indices, called Subgraphs, allowing any application to send a query to its protocol and receive an immediate response.
Queries are posed by dapps through GraphQL, a widely used language originally created by Facebook to gather data for a user's news feed.
The Graph users who provide services to the network, called indexers and delegators, help to process the data and pass them on to end-users and applications.
The Graph’s native cryptocurrency, GRT, is used to ensure the integrity of the data secured within its network. Any user, whether they are indexers, curators or delegators, must stake GRT to perform their roles, and, in return, earn fees from the network.
The Graph is being used by popular Ethereum dapps like Aave, Curve and Uniswap. Users wishing to stay connected on the current development of The Graph can bookmark their official blog for up-to-date details.
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