The agent economy has a cold start problem. Agents can execute smart contracts, but they can't: ➡️Verify each other's reputation across chains ➡️Pay for data without getting wrecked by gas fees ➡️Access structured blockchain data in milliseconds How the Graph is solving these

The Graph 2026 Technical Roadmap is live! → 6 specialized data products → Unified protocol layer via Horizon → Built for developers, AI agents, analysts & institutions Multi-service infrastructure for the onchain economy. From real-time streaming to SQL analytics, blockchain

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🧵

🤖 How are AI agents coming to The Graph Network this year? Subgraphs will support: ✓ x402-compliant payment gateways ✓ MCP integration for Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT ✓ A2A (Agent-to-Agent) protocols ✓ Natural language blockchain queries

Amp is a blockchain-native database built for analytics and enterprise use cases. SQL-first. Multi-chain. Designed for compliance and auditability.

Want to try Substreams? ➡️Get an API key (no personal info required) ➡️Find a package in the Registry or write your own ➡️Choose your sink: Subgraph, SQL, PubSub, or direct streaming

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 The Graph subgraphs. No GraphQL. No unit

Nick, Team Lead at The Graph Foundation, on where web3 infrastructure stands today: "The industry is maturing, and projects are having to get super serious about revenue and sustainability. For the first time in the history of this industry, people are really at the conversation

What can you build with Subgraphs on Tempo? ↳ Real-time payment tracking dashboards ↳ Stablecoin transfer reconciliation ↳ Compliance monitoring for cross-border flows ↳ Automated payroll verification ↳ Settlement analytics for tokenized deposits The data layer for

At scale, sequential blockchain indexing hits a wall. Substreams solves this with parallel processing, composable modules, and sub-second latency on chains like Solana, Base, and BSC. In 2026, Substreams moves The Graph Network as a fully permissionless data service, with

The DTCC built their Great Collateral Experiment using The Graph Subgraphs. Now Amp is bringing institutional-grade blockchain data infrastructure to scale: ✓ SQL-native analytics ✓ Verifiable data lineage ✓ Audit-ready provenance ✓ Enterprise deployment options

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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

Regulatory clarity isn't arriving all at once — it's arriving jurisdiction by jurisdiction, framework by framework.

💪Governance Update The Graph Foundation welcomes Kyle Rojas (Kyle Rojas | Life is good) as the newest member of The Graph Council. Kyle brings a rare combination of institutional finance experience and deep web3 expertise: From VP at Goldman Sachs, to Director of Global Business at

Most AI agents are still working off training data or manually pasted context. Now, any onchain dataset indexed on The Graph Network, DeFi protocols, NFT activity, governance data, identity, gaming, can be wired into an AI assistant as a live, queryable tool in an afternoon.

Not every data problem needs custom indexing. For standard token data, wallets and marketplaces should not have to build and maintain infrastructure from scratch. Token API on The Graph Network handles that: pre-indexed balances, prices, transfers, and NFT data, built on

Every onchain application needs JSON-RPC to read state, check balances, and broadcast transactions to the network. The Graph roadmap explores integrating JSON-RPC as a native service, aligning existing network capacity with The Graph's payment and security frameworks. A

Things that are now a single GraphQL query thanks to the Agent0 Subgraphs: → Every active MCP agent across 5 chains → Top-rated agents by capability → Full reputation history for any agent → Cross-chain ERC-8004 adoption stats → Real-time feed of new registrations All

The agent economy will generate the most aggressive demand for structured blockchain data anyone has ever seen. Agents don't click block explorers. They query, they decide, they act — thousands of times a minute. That's a Subgraph problem The Graph is already building for.