Blockchain Data Provider for Uniswap and Other DeFi Platforms Quietly Scales Up

The Graph Notches 500 Subgraphs But Some Users Knock Performance

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Blockchain Data Provider for Uniswap and Other DeFi Platforms Quietly Scales Up

Data may not be the sexiest element in crypto, but it is a key piece of infrastructure. And on Oct. 3, The Graph, a leading provider of decentralized crypto data, recorded 500 subgraphs on its Graph Network.

Subgraphs are application programming interfaces (APIs) that enable software programs to interact with other programs. In the case of the Graph, subgraphs pull, process, and store data from the blockchain so the information can be easily accessed.

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