Graph Token

24h change: -4.56%. From $0.0249 to $0.0238.

• The Graph launched Horizon Protocol in December 2025, evolving into a modular multi-service data platform for AI agents, DeFi, and institutions. It supports new data services including Firehose and Substreams for faster indexing and broader use cases. This upgrade aims to reduce infrastructure costs and boost query fees in GRT.
• Messari's Q4 2025 report highlights StreamingFast generating revenue through Substreams and Firehose. Cumulative annual revenue reached notable levels with growing adoption. This reflects increasing on-chain activity and protocol usage.

24h change: -3.01%. From $0.0242 to $0.0235.

• Every dataset indexed on The Graph Network serves as a tool for AI agents, allowing plain English queries on protocols, wallets, and onchain activity without developer-written custom code. This immediately connects the existing data layer to the AI agent layer. The 2026 technical roadmap positions The Graph to support developers, AI agents, and institutions through multi-service infrastructure on Horizon.
• GRT price trades near the lower border of a falling wedge pattern on the weekly timeframe, respecting the support trendline. The 24-hour range saw a low of $0.02346 and high of $0.02449 amid $21 million volume. A bounce from this level could target higher resistance around $0.50.

24h change: +3.07%. From $0.0235 to $0.0242.

• The Graph Foundation hosts a public quarterly call on March 31, 2026. It covers strategy, products, protocol updates, and network economics. The event offers community insights into the 2026 roadmap.
• Robinhood added GRT to its spot crypto offerings, available to New York users. The listing expands access to The Graph token. It follows confirmation from the Graph Protocol team.

24h change: -1.35%. From $0.0239 to $0.0236.

• The Graph published its technical roadmap for 2026, outlining protocol, product, and economic developments building on the Horizon upgrade from late 2025. Key focuses include support for AI agents, enhanced data services, and improved incentives for indexers and developers. This positions The Graph for greater utility in web3 data indexing and querying.
• The Graph introduced Amp, a blockchain-native database that transforms onchain data into structured, verifiable insights for developers. It unifies data access across the ecosystem, reducing reliance on traditional servers. This tool enhances efficiency for building web3 applications.
• The Graph finished its migration to Arbitrum, providing a blueprint for layer-2 integrations and improved scalability. This enhances access to real-time data streaming on the network. It supports builders with advanced blockchain insights on Arbitrum.

24h change: +0.85%. From $0.0237 to $0.0239.

• The Graph released its 2026 technical roadmap highlighting Horizon, a multi-service infrastructure for blockchain data serving developers, AI agents, and institutions. This focuses on improving data speed, reliability, and accessibility. It supports growth in Web3 applications and AI integration
• The Graph finished migrating its GRT token contract on Arbitrum to a new address, offering a playbook for L2 transitions. This achieves full indexing rewards on Arbitrum since June 2024. It reduces costs and boosts L2 ecosystem scalability
• The Graph Foundation tracks five crypto laws advancing to enforcement, including MiCA's grandfathering end on July 1. These cover global frameworks affecting Web3 operations. Preparation ensures protocol compliance and stability