The Graph

Every ERC-8004 trustless agent on @base , @BNBCHAIN, @ethereum , @monad , and @0xPolygon is now indexed by The Graph. Millisecond-fast discovery, reputation queries, and capability search across the open agent economy. thegraph.com/blog/agent0-su…

Subgraphs on The Graph Network now accept x402 payments directly. Agents and apps can pay per query in USDC over HTTP, no API key, no account, no session. Pair that with GraphTally settling Gateway-to-Indexer payments underneath, and you get machine-native payment end-to-end.

New blog👇 Subgraphs or Substreams: which blockchain data solution should you choose? ➡️Subgraphs: structured, queryable onchain data for user-facing apps. ➡️Substreams: high-throughput pipelines that sink data anywhere. How to pick, and how to move between them ⬇️ thegraph.com/blog/subgraphs…

Why GraphTally reads like x402, a year early: sub-cent, high-frequency, trust-minimized. Instead of transferring tokens per query, gateways attach a signed Receipt to each request, an IOU processed offchain in microseconds with no gas fees. Indexers aggregate those Receipts into a single Receipt Aggregate Voucher (RAV) and settle a whole batch onchain in one transaction. x402 brings this shape to the wider internet; GraphTally has run it at network scale. Protocol innovation at its finest.

Substreams move issuance events, redemption flows, and transfer activity from the chain into any environment an institution is building. Amp delivers provenance tracking and audit-ready records. The rules are coming. Read more: thegraph.com/blog/stablecoi…

Not all stablecoins carry the same risk. Fiat-backed, crypto-collateralized, and delta-neutral each have different failure modes, collateral dynamics, and data requirements. An institution that can't distinguish them in its risk system isn't ready for the coming regulatory regime.

Everyone is talking about x402 and machine-native payments. The Graph Network has run the same pattern in production since early 2025: GraphTally. Pay-per-query, no accounts, signed offchain, trust-minimized. And Subgraphs now accept x402 directly. thegraph.com/blog/graphtall…

MiCA is live. The GENIUS Act is moving. Institutions that built data infrastructure before the rules arrived move on day one. Institutions that waited spend the first months catching up while competitors lock in relationships. The data exists. It's all onchain. The gap is infrastructure.

Neither replaces the other. They solve different parts of the same problem. Subgraphs and Substreams are the onchain data layer the agent economy depends on. thegraph.com/blog/subgraphs…

The agentic web needs onchain data. Subgraphs deliver structured, queryable onchain state: fast access to token prices, governance votes, NFT ownership, protocol activity. Substreams power the high-performance pipelines AI teams use for model training and real-time inference.

The integrity of the input determines the integrity of the outcome. AI agents are only as good as their onchain data feed. Here’s what happens when you swap a delayed RPC for Subgraphs: 1️⃣ Speed → real-time decisions instead of stale data 2️⃣ Reliability → no single point of failure at machine speed 3️⃣ Accuracy → verifiable, indexed blockchain snapshots What’s one onchain data pain point you want solved for AI agents next?

Amp ingests any onchain data and any offchain data, from Canton, Solana, and Ethereum to legacy databases, KYC systems, CRMs, and ERPs. Every result is cryptographically verifiable before it reaches your analytics stack, whether that's BI tooling, operational dashboards, or compliance reporting.

The data a risk desk needs is already onchain: issuance events, redemption flows, collateral ratios, funding rates. The gap is infrastructure. Substreams move that data into a structured, queryable form; Amp makes the record verifiable and audit-ready for examination.

Big launch from @PropellerSwap: Turbine brings confidential, direct-to-solver swaps to Ethereum. Powering it is Tycho, their open-source liquidity indexer built on @graphprotocol's Substreams, the highest-throughput way to stream onchain data in real time. Congrats to the team!

First it was anonymous wallets testing the endpoint. Now it's real named agents. Volume is still low, but named, registered agents are paying autonomously for onchain data… and that is a signal. Track it live: x402-watch.vercel.app

The @EthereumRemix AI Bootcamp is live - but you can still join! 5 weeks with @graphprotocol, @ZKVProtocol, @chainlink, @base and @ensdomains. Real workshops, real builds. Past sessions (available to watch): - Intro to Remix: Building Real-World dApps with AI - Base: Smart Contracts for Advanced Agentic Payment Flows - Chainlink × Dynamic Oracles for Healthcare & Real-World Data Next sessions: - zkVerify: Verifiable AI and Zero-Knowledge Infrastructure - June 25 - ENS: Sovereign Identity and Human-Readable Infrastructure - June 29 - The Graph: Verifiable Indexing for Real-World and Clinical Data - July 1 Don't sit this one out ↓

“Stablecoins" isn't one asset. Fiat-backed, crypto-collateralized, delta-neutral synthetic, and algorithmic each carry different risk profiles, failure modes, and data needs. An institution that can't tell them apart in its risk system isn't ready for a regime that will ask it to.

AI agents read data, in milliseconds, across every chain at once. The infrastructure built for human apps wasn't designed for that. The Graph was.