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The Graph 2026 Technical Roadmap just dropped ⚙️ Blockchain data infrastructure is maturing into a multi-service platform that serves everyone from solo devs to global financial institutions. Here's what's coming from The Graph🧵

The gap between an AI agent that talks about crypto and one that actually knows crypto comes down to one thing: data access. Agents reasoning over live, structured onchain data behave in a categorically different way from agents working off training data or RPC calls. The difference isn't the model. It's the infrastructure underneath it. That infrastructure already exists. 15,500 indexed datasets. Free to start. Two-minute setup. Get started: thegraph.com/studio

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The roadmap is live. The quarterly call is coming. Follow along for everything ahead.

The Graph Foundation quarterly call starts in 1 hour. Join to find out more about the 2026 Technical Roadmap. In the meantime, here is a review of the plan for 2026:

Every indexed dataset on The Graph Network is now a potential tool for an AI agent. Not someday. Today. That means any protocol, any wallet, any onchain activity that's already been indexed can be queried in plain English by an AI assistant, without a developer writing custom integration code for every new model. The data layer already exists. This is how you connect it to the agent layer.

Today's session was so good! Incase you missed it, we built out an AI agent with @ampersend_ai and a bunch of other really cool tech. The framework for AI agents is... 🛡️Secruity 💸Payments 🔰Identity 🔍Discovery 🔷Ethereum ☁️Runtime @1clawAI @ensdomains @edgeandnode @agent0lab @googlecloud

🔧 Token API update (v3.15.1) We shipped a small update this week with a couple of fixes and improvements: • Fixed EVM token holder balances when they drop to 0 • Added token_account query parameter for SVM holders 📚 Release notes: github.com/pinax-network/… 🔜 Coming next: • Tron balances • Further Solana improvements to align with EVM/TVM updates As always, feedback is welcome 🙌

If you work with @aave data — as a researcher, builder, risk analyst, or writer — this changes your workflow. Real-time lending markets, liquidations, flash loans, health factors & governance. All queryable through plain English via @graphprotocol subgraphs. No GraphQL. No unit conversions. No stale screenshots. Just ask.

ICYMI: Blockchains are really good at writing data. They're immutable, trustless, permanent. But they're notoriously bad at reading that data in a way that's fast or usable across the range of things people actually need. It's both a technical problem and a broader political one. The Graph's core focus is providing the most reliable, fastest access to blockchain data possible. Listen again 👇