The Graph
ATH / ATL
24h Price
24h summary
Over the last 24 hours, The Graph moved from $0.01574 to $0.01506. The session high was $0.0158, the low was $0.0149, and the intraday range was $0.0009 / 5.7%.
- 24h open
- $0.01574
- 24h close
- $0.01506
- 24h high
- $0.0158
- 24h low
- $0.0149
- Volatility / range
- $0.0009 / 5.7%
- Updated
Monthly Returns heatmap
Heatmap summary
The Graph posted 24 positive months out of 68. The longest positive streak lasted 4 months, while the longest negative streak lasted 9 months.
- Strongest month
- Dec 2020 +1 068.2%
- Weakest month
- May 2021 -49.1%
- Longest positive streak
- 4 Dec 2020 — Mar 2021
- Longest negative streak
- 9 Aug 2025 — Apr 2026
- Luckiest calendar month
- Dec • avg 164.7% • 6 mo.
- Unluckiest calendar month
- Jun • avg -26.8% • 6 mo.
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About the coin
The Graph is a decentralized protocol for querying data from blockchains, such as Ethereum. It aims to simplify the process of accessing blockchain data, making it more efficient and accessible for developers building decentralized applications (dApps).
At its core, The Graph utilizes a system of decentralized indexers who process and serve data from various blockchains. These indexers earn rewards by staking GRT, the native token of the protocol, and by successfully fulfilling data queries from users.
The protocol allows developers to define specific data requirements using GraphQL, a query language for APIs. This means developers can request precisely the data they need, rather than having to process large amounts of raw blockchain data.
The Graph network consists of several key participants:
- Curators: These participants identify and signal valuable subgraphs, which are APIs that index specific blockchain data.
- Indexers: These are the nodes that run The Graph's software, process queries, and earn GRT rewards.
- Delegators: These participants stake their GRT to support indexers and earn a portion of the rewards.
- Consumers: These are the users and developers who query the network for data.
The GRT token plays a crucial role in the network's economy. It is used for staking by indexers and delegators, as well as for paying for queries by consumers. This tokenomics model incentivizes participation and security within the network.
The Graph's architecture is designed to be scalable and robust. It addresses the challenges associated with directly querying blockchains, which can be slow and resource-intensive.
By creating an open and decentralized data layer, The Graph empowers developers to build more complex and feature-rich dApps without being hindered by data accessibility issues.
The protocol supports multiple blockchain networks, allowing for the indexing of data from various sources. Currently, The Graph supports chains such as Ethereum, Arbitrum One, and Polygon PoS, with the potential for future expansion.
Each supported chain has its own smart contracts for GRT, facilitating its use within those ecosystems. For example, on Ethereum, the GRT token adheres to the ERC-20 standard, with a specific contract address for its implementation.
The involvement of indexers is critical. They are responsible for running the necessary infrastructure to index blockchain data and make it available for querying. The accuracy and availability of this data are paramount to the network's functionality.
Delegators contribute to the network's decentralization and security by staking their GRT tokens with chosen indexers. This delegation mechanism allows GRT holders to participate in network governance and earn rewards without directly running an indexing node.
The Graph's vision is to create a global, decentralized API for the internet, enabling a more open and accessible data ecosystem for all.
The GRT token is actively used within the network for its utility, including staking and payment for query services.
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