The Graph is a decentralized protocol for indexing and querying blockchain data. But it's more than just a protocol: The Graph also has an implementation, which is open source and uses GraphQL.

Among these unfortunates were Near Protocol (CRYPTO: NEAR) and The Graph (CRYPTO: GRT), both of which slid by over 10%. Emerging with relatively less damage was Helium (CRYPTO:HNT), down by "only" 7%.

The developers of The Graph, which serves as an indexing protocol for “organizing and efficiently accessing” data from blockchains and storage networks, ...

The Graph, the open, universal data layer for web3, announced today a strategic integration with the TRON blockchain network ...

Google Search now supports what is called supports syntax graph merge. Essentially this means different syntaxes of structured data can now connect together as one. Google has updated validator ...

Announcing the launch of Edge & Node a new software company to continue work on The Graph protocol and crypto-economic environment. Exo-blockchain utilities will give birth to a robust dSaaS culture.

Lens Protocol is a decentralized social graph that allows developers to build web3 social media platforms on the Polygon network. Using Lens, users can mint a profile, follow others, and create ...

Google Search as of last week now supports syntax graph merge. This allows you to use two different forms of structured data, such as JSON-LD and Microdata, on the same page, and Google will ...

So what. In the crypto world, when Bitcoin (BTC-0.77%) sneezes, a vast number of other tokens catch a cold. That was certainly a mover behind the Tuesday drops of Near Protocol, The Graph, and ...