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The Graph Foundation

1 interview on Crypto Coin Show

The Graph Foundation operates a decentralized data indexing protocol that processes blockchain queries and data. Following its Horizon upgrade in December 2025, the protocol expanded to offer multiple data services including Subgraphs, Substreams, Token API, Tycho, Amp, and JSON-RPC, positioning itself as a data backbone for decentralized applications and AI agents.

19:07Interview · May 19, 2026The Graph Foundation's Nick Hansen on processing 1.27 trillion queriesThe Graph has processed 1.27 trillion queries and most builders still treat it as a subgraph indexer. After the Horizon upgrade, that's not what it is anymore. Nick Hansen, Team Lead at The Graph Foundation, joins us live from Consensus Miami 2026 to break down…Watch the episode →

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Key facts

On CCS1 interviewMay 2026
Sectors
Blockchain data indexing

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What The Graph Foundation told us

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“The Graph was first to the market on querying blockchain data. And so there's a lot of pride in the brand and what The Graph represented, introduced a lot of standards to the industry.”

NHNick HansenTeam Lead · May 2026▶Watch at 0:43
From: The Graph Foundation's Nick Hansen on processing 1.27 trillion queries →
  1. “It's no coincidence to me that in parallel you have this agent type technology at a time when you've got blockchain. The marriage there, when we're 100 years down the line, historians will look back and be like that was really serendipitous.”

    ▶Watch at 17:24

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