The Graph to Adopt Chainlink Interoperability Standard to Enable Secure Cross-Chain Transfers of GRT

The Graph to Adopt Chainlink Interoperability Standard to Enable Secure Cross-Chain Transfers of GRT

The Graph is excited to announce its upcoming adoption of the Chainlink interoperability standard, Chainlink CCIP, to bridge GRT across Arbitrum, Base, and Solana. This strategic move aims to expand GRT’s accessibility and utility across leading blockchain ecosystems.

As web3 embraces a multi-chain future, The Graph is advancing efforts to meet developers and users where they build. With the upcoming integration of Chainlink CCIP, The Graph seeks to enable secure, reliable GRT transfers across major networks while laying the foundation for broader cross-chain functionality.

Unlocking Cross-Chain Capabilities

Leveraging Chainlink CCIP, The Graph will establish secure and reliable bridges for GRT tokens. Once deployed, these bridges will enable seamless GRT transfers between Arbitrum, Base, and Solana.

The planned integration is designed to support:

• Easier access to GRT across ecosystems
• More flexibility for delegators and developers
• Stronger interoperability for the future of decentralized data

Initial Focus: Bridging Infrastructure

The first phase of CCIP implementation will focus on deploying the bridging infrastructure with cross-chain staking, delegation, and query fee payments coming to The Graph via future enhancements.

By prioritizing a secure and scalable foundation now, The Graph is positioning GRT for expanded cross-chain functionality over time.

Potential Future Enhancements

With cross-chain GRT transfers in place, several future possibilities could be unlocked, including:

• Cross-Chain Staking and Delegation: Allowing users to stake and delegate GRT across different chains.
• Query Fee Payments in GRT on L2s: Enabling developers to pay for query services with GRT on Layer 2s.

These functionalities are prospective and depend on the successful rollout of the initial bridging infrastructure.

Strengthening the Solana Ecosystem

Including Solana in this initiative highlights The Graph’s commitment to supporting a diverse and vibrant blockchain ecosystem. Extending GRT’s availability to Solana paves the way for deeper collaboration with Solana’s developer and user communities.

Looking Ahead

The planned adoption of Chainlink CCIP marks an important step toward The Graph’s vision of a more accessible, interconnected web3.

The Graph remains committed to enhancing GRT’s cross-chain interoperability and expanding decentralized data services across ecosystems.

Stay tuned for further updates as this integration moves forward.

About The Graph

The Graph  is the leading indexing and query protocol powering the decentralized internet. Launched in 2018, it has enabled tens of thousands of developers to effortlessly build  Subgraphs  and   Substreams  across countless blockchains, including Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Celo, Soneium, and Avalanche.

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