ChainCatcher news, The Graph announced on social media that it has completed integration with the Scroll chain and enabled indexing rewards.It is reported that developers building on Scroll can now benefit from the data provided by The Graph's global indexing network.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the blockchain data indexing and querying protocol The Graph Foundation has completed the Sunrise program, marking The Graph's transition to a fully decentralized data layer.Sunrise completed a decentralization plan divided into three phases, where subgraphs upgraded from centralized hosting services to The Graph's global distributed network, which consists of token-incentivized individuals and independent companies acting as data indexers.It is reported that The Graph introduced subgraph technology in 2018 to index Ethereum, but has now indexed over 55 chains, including Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, NEAR, and Cosmos.

ChainCatcher message, the Aave protocol subgraphs are now live on The Graph. Aave has upgraded 20 subgraphs across 10 different networks (Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Scroll, Base, Gnosis Chain, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Metis) to support the data integration ecosystem.Developers in the AAVE ecosystem and users of the AAVE subgraphs can now experience a decentralized network supported by hundreds of indexers, which supports their dapps. The upgraded subgraphs make high-performance, decentralized data more accessible to developers building on AAVE. The subgraphs need to be upgraded to The Graph Network by June 12 to avoid the unavailability of hosted service endpoints.

ChainCatcher news, according to Spot On Chain monitoring, in the past 36 hours, two wallets associated with The Graph deposited 55 million GRT (13.4 million USD) to Binance.It is reported that these two wallets received 62.1 million GRT from "The Graph: Token Lock Wallets" between February 19 and 20, and then deposited the GRT to Binance through GSR Markets. They still hold 7.69 million GRT (1.83 million USD).

ChainCatcher message, The Graph network has added support for Optimism. Developers based on Optimism can now create DApp frontends powered by subgraphs from the decentralized network.In addition, indexing rewards for Optimism subgraphs and Substreams-powered subgraphs are now enabled on the network.

ChainCatcher news, Messari released the Q2 2023 report for the decentralized indexing protocol The Graph, which shows:First, as of Q2 2023, The Graph's hosted service has released 1,082 subgraphs to the mainnet, a 39% increase compared to the previous quarter.Second, the ongoing migration of The Graph protocol smart contracts to Arbitrum's L2 aims to provide The Graph's users with a seamless and low gas fee decentralized data experience.Third, in Q2 2023, The Graph's demand-side revenue in USD decreased by 48% quarter-over-quarter, due to the optimization of DApp query volumes and a general reduction in governance activities and decentralized infrastructure usage.Fourth, in Q2 2023, indexing reward revenue increased by 3% quarter-over-quarter, exceeding $9 million; of the total indexing rewards distributed in the second quarter, delegators received 64%.Fifth, following the MIPs incentive program, The Graph's active indexers decreased by 29% quarter-over-quarter, while delegators and curators grew by 2% and 3%, respectively.

ChainCatcher message, Upbit announced that it will add The Graph (GRT) to the Korean won (KRW) market, supporting deposits only on the Ethereum network. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, the decentralized indexing protocol The Graph community has proposed a proposal GIP-0052, suggesting to gradually increase the indexing rewards on L2 from 5% to 100%, and has put forward a timeline and implementation process: from 5% to 25% (expected to be achieved in the week of May 8, 2023), then to 50% (expected to be achieved in the week of May 22), 95% (expected to be achieved in the week of July 24), and finally increasing to 100% (expected to be achieved in the week of August 28).The Graph states that it is expanding to L2 for faster transactions, significantly reducing Gas costs, and allowing more open participation in the network. Moving indexing rewards from Ethereum to Arbitrum will enable more indexers to operate on L2, while also providing more rewards for curators and delegators. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 data indexing platform Satsuma announced the completion of a $5 million seed round financing, led by Initialization Capital and Archetype, with participation from OpenSea, Y Combinator, Homebrew, South Park Commons, and others.It is reported that Satsuma was founded in March last year. The project uses The Graph's open-source technology to query and index on-chain data. Satsuma is not a decentralized protocol, but a business entity in a SaaS model. Satsuma can help developers gain deeper insights into on-chain data, making it easier to search and analyze on-chain data. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized indexing protocol The Graph announced on social media that it will soon launch the second phase of the Arbitrum scaling plan to enable indexing rewards. (Source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, the decentralized indexing protocol The Graph has added support for the Base testnet. Developers can now build subgraphs to index and query dapp data on the Base testnet. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum scaling project Scroll releases updates this week, including: building and preparing the system for deployment on the Goerli testnet; improving the v2 bridge and ZK architecture, reducing prover memory requirements from 870GB to 275GB; launching more infrastructure for developers, with The Graph support coming soon; deploying Uniswap v3 on the Scroll testnet; advancing account abstraction. (Source link)

According to ChainCatcher news and the official Twitter, the decentralized indexing protocol The Graph has added support for Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, and Celo networks. dApps based on these networks will be able to access data using The Graph protocol. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized indexing protocol The Graph announces the migration of subgraph query billing contracts to Arbitrum. The Graph protocol is still operating on the Ethereum mainnet. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Fortune magazine, the nonprofit organization Web3 Working Group focused on crypto and DeFi infrastructure education has announced the completion of a $2 million funding round, with participation from Arweave, The Graph, Livepeer, and Akash.It is reported that Web3 Working Group founders Amy James and Devon James were the founders of the open-source indexing and file repository project Open Index Protocol. The organization plans to launch a series of introductory educational videos to help more people understand the basic concepts of crypto, including public key cryptography and blockchain technology, aiming to fill the knowledge gap in the industry through educational content. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Blockworks, The Graph co-founder Yaniv Tal is preparing to launch the information graph application Geo and its corresponding Web3 browser, where the Geo application seeks to use cryptographic tools to organize public information into a decentralized knowledge graph. The company will organize blockchain data and develop a browsable user interface accessible to anyone.It is reported that Geo will utilize The Graph for data indexing but will operate as a separate business. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, the crypto analytics platform Messari announced a partnership with the decentralized indexing protocol The Graph to launch Web3 protocol metrics and data tools, focusing on protocol metrics, aimed at creating tools for foundational data across the Web3 ecosystem. This includes fundamental analysis, similar to traditional finance, where various metrics can be used for measurement, such as: TVL, revenue, deposits, loans, repayments, liquidations, etc.It is reported that by collaborating with The Graph and utilizing subgraphs, Messari has also created "like for like" comparisons across chains and protocols. This is different from any tools on the market, as its coverage is seamless and fully scalable. (Source link)