Graph Token

24h change: -0.25%. From $0.0245 to $0.0245.

• The Graph is sponsoring Consensus Miami 2026, set for May 5-7, with a dedicated booth. The event brings together leaders in crypto, capital, and culture. This underscores The Graph's growing role in providing blockchain data solutions across chains.
• The Graph highlights surging demand for structured blockchain data from AI agents. Agents query data rapidly for decisions and actions. This positions The Graph as key infrastructure for the agent economy.

24h change: -1.22%. From $0.025 to $0.0247.

• The Graph's February 2026 roadmap builds on the Horizon upgrade to deliver modular protocol for Subgraphs, Substreams, Token API, Tycho, and Amp services tailored for AI agents, DeFi, and institutions. Key features include x402 payments, REO for performance-tied rewards, DIPs for direct incentives, and liquid staking across chains. These changes aim to boost scalability, query efficiency, and GRT utility through Q4 2026.
• Grayscale rebalanced its AI-focused crypto portfolio on April 7, reducing The Graph allocation to 4.15% from prior weight. This move occurs as GRT supports decentralized indexing for Web3 data needs in AI applications. The adjustment highlights ongoing portfolio optimizations in the sector.

24h change: +2.34%. From $0.0246 to $0.0252.

• The Graph's 2026 technical roadmap builds on the Horizon upgrade to create a unified multi-service data layer for developers AI agents and enterprises. Key developments include Subgraphs with x402 support for autonomous queries Substreams integration and a Q2 liquid staking testnet. These enhancements aim to boost GRT utility through staking curation and payments while expanding chain coverage.
• Grayscale cut GRT's allocation in a major AI-focused fund on April 7 signaling shifts in institutional preferences. This adjustment reflects evolving views on data protocol tokens amid AI sector dynamics. It comes as broader crypto markets show mixed signals.

24h change: -1.61%. From $0.0254 to $0.025.

• The Graph's 2026 technical roadmap builds on the Horizon upgrade to create a unified multi-service data layer for developers AI agents and enterprises. Key developments include Subgraphs with x402 support for autonomous queries Substreams integration and a Q2 liquid staking testnet. These enhancements aim to boost GRT utility through staking curation and payments while expanding chain coverage.
• Grayscale cut GRT's allocation in a major AI-focused fund on April 7 signaling shifts in institutional preferences. This adjustment reflects evolving views on data protocol tokens amid AI sector dynamics. It comes as broader crypto markets show mixed signals.

24h change: +2.95%. From $0.0246 to $0.0253.

• The Graph released its 2026 technical roadmap in February, introducing Horizon as a protocol for multi-service blockchain data serving developers, AI agents, enterprises, and DeFi applications. This expands beyond traditional subgraphs to modular data backbones. It positions The Graph as key infrastructure for Web3 data needs.
• New Agent0 Subgraphs allow single GraphQL queries for active MCP agents, ratings, reputation, and cross-chain stats across five chains. This provides real-time data without RPC limits. It supports the growing ecosystem of AI agents on The Graph network.
• Messari's standardized Subgraphs combined with MCP servers enable queries across 60 lending protocols on 15 chains in one call. This solves DeFi data fragmentation. The Graph network provides decentralized serving with indexer redundancy.