GRT rallies 39% as subgraphs migrate to The Graph’s decentralized mainnet

GRT rallies 39% as subgraphs migrate to The Graph’s decentralized mainnet

The Graph leads the altcoin market, gaining 38.6% as subgraphs migrate to its decentralized mainnet with the help of Graph Grants. As the growing digital economy undergoes a transition from Web2 to Web3, oracle and data providers are becoming an increasingly important sector for ensuring the reliable sharing and transfer of information. The Graph (GRT) is one protocol that is spearheading the integration of blockchain technology with data management and retrieval through the creation of open APIs known as subgraphs. Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView shows that since....


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