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The Graph
(GRT)

The Graph is blockchain-data infrastructure, and GRT is the utility token coordinating its data-service economy. Indexers, delegators and other participants use it around query services and incentives. GRT is a token on host networks, not a native coin of a standalone Graph blockchain.

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What is The Graph?

The Graph is blockchain-data infrastructure, and GRT is the utility token coordinating its data-service economy. Indexers, delegators and other participants use it around query services and incentives. GRT is a token on host networks, not a native coin of a standalone Graph blockchain.

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How does The Graph work?

Who created The Graph?

What is The Graph used for?

GRT pays for data queries and supports Indexer stake and delegation within The Graph. Developers use data products such as Subgraphs and Substreams to structure blockchain information. Merely holding GRT neither operates an Indexer nor guarantees access to every application or a fixed share of query revenue.

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Where can you buy The Graph?

Check official platform pages for current GRT trading and network withdrawals in your location. The documentation identifies Ethereum and Arbitrum token deployments, so match the actual network rather than the ticker alone. An indexed blockchain or this site's exchange matrix does not establish deposit support.

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The Graph exchange reference guides

Before you buy

No unexpired public-catalogue observation is available in this saved guide. This is not a delisting claim or proof that earlier observations were incorrect. Confirm the exact asset, trading access and withdrawal network through the provider before buying. All exchange checklists remain available at the end of this guide.

How to buy The Graph

Plan your purchase

How much The Graph?

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How much does it cost to buy The Graph?

The purchase cost includes the GRT order, spread and any trading, funding or withdrawal charges. Host-chain gas and delegation operations add separate costs. Current Horizon documentation says the old delegation tax has been removed; do not apply legacy tax wording from older tokenomics guidance to the Horizon workflow.

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Is The Graph a good investment?

GRT has price, demand, issuance and protocol-governance risks. Delegation also depends on Indexer performance, allocation capacity and withdrawal rules; Horizon introduces capabilities that future upgrades can change. Indexed-data demand does not guarantee profitable rewards or token appreciation. This is not financial advice.

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Compare two order previews

Compare GRT received

Use GRT credited after buying fees and spread. Extra USD charges must exclude fees already included in the total. Enter 0 only when confirmed.

Order preview amounts

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Which quote delivers more GRT?

Enter your order-preview numbers or use the labeled example. Unknown charges are never treated as zero.

The Graph wallets & storage

How can you store The Graph securely?

Protect GRT keys and approvals, and distinguish liquid holdings from delegated positions. Delegation introduces contract and unbonding conditions beyond normal wallet storage, while custody adds provider risk. Confirm the Indexer and data service before signing; a recovery phrase should never be shared with an operator.

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Sending & cashing out The Graph

Match your networks

For GRT, copy the exact network names shown in your apps. This compares your entries, not a verified list of supported networks.

The Graph sending and receiving networks
Enter both network names

Copy the exact network name shown for this asset in each app. No supported-network catalogue is assumed here.

How long does a The Graph transfer take?

A liquid GRT transfer follows host-chain processing and the recipient's confirmation policy. Delegation withdrawal adds protocol unbonding requirements, while bridging or platform holds add separate steps. Check which process is pending before applying a single expected transfer time to every GRT movement.

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Can you cash out The Graph for real money?

Cashing out requires a service accepting your GRT network and supporting both selling and fiat withdrawal for your account. If GRT is delegated, complete the current exit process first. Converting into another token or topping up query billing is not a bank payout.

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Is The Graph traceable?

GRT transfers and staking-contract interactions are visible on public host chains. The Graph itself indexes blockchain data, but an indexed address is not automatically a person's name. Public wallet disclosures and custodian identity records can connect those activities to a real-world identity.

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Supply, mining & staking

What is the maximum supply of The Graph?

GRT does not have a Bitcoin-style fixed ceiling established by the reviewed tokenomics. The original allocation was 10 billion GRT, with ongoing issuance and burning mechanisms described separately. Current total, circulating, staked and bridged amounts differ, and governance upgrades can change the economic parameters.

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Can you mine The Graph?

No, GRT is not hardware-mined as a native proof-of-work coin. Indexers earn protocol rewards and query fees by operating data services with stake. Serving blockchain data is a different activity from mining blocks on the chains being indexed.

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Can you stake The Graph?

GRT can be staked by Indexers or delegated through The Graph's data-service protocol, but this is not host-chain consensus staking. Horizon delegation selects an Indexer and service and has capacity and exit rules. The current Subgraph Service does not slash delegated tokens, although Horizon supports future services with slashing.

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