Blockchain data gets simpler as The Graph launches mainnet

Blockchain data gets simpler as The Graph launches mainnet

The global network of open APIs claims it can reduce development time of decentralized applications from months to days. The Graph Network launched its mainnet on Dec. 17, allowing developers to easily search, index, use and publish data from public blockchains. This is made possible through a global and open network of Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs, called subgraphs. These form the basis of many of today’s most popular decentralized applications.The transparency of public blockchains is often lauded, but even though they contain a wealth of useful data, querying them for....


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