Media Report | Prominent Foreign Media Reports: The Graph Introduces Real-Time Data Streaming Technology to TRON

Recently, according to reports from well-known overseas media such as Benzinga, CryptoSlate, and CryptoBriefing, Web3's open universal data layer The Graph announced a strategic partnership with TRON. The high-performance data streaming product Substreams, developed by The Graph's core development team StreamingFast, will provide developers with real-time data streams from the TRON network, significantly improving the availability of blockchain data.

With Substreams, TRON developers can monitor on-chain dynamic indicators such as wallet activity and Total Value Locked (TVL) in real-time, with leading protocols like JustLend DAO and SunSwap directly benefiting. Additionally, this technology can directly generate dynamic real-time data dashboards without the need for developers to build custom backend architectures, meaning development processes and integration cycles can be significantly shortened. To support the global developer ecosystem, The Graph will simultaneously launch multilingual documentation, themed online seminars, and hackathon reward programs, enabling development teams to efficiently deploy TRON applications even in the early stages of their projects.

Sam Elfarra, a spokesperson for the TRON community, stated: "Integrating Substreams can significantly reduce obstacles in the development process, providing the necessary real-time data support for building the next generation of decentralized applications (DApps). The Graph's developer support program will accelerate the innovation process in the TRON ecosystem, opening up new possibilities for global developers."

With AI-supported Substreams endpoints, developers can complete tasks in minutes that previously took weeks, and AI agents can more efficiently and smoothly obtain key blockchain data such as balances, prices, and DApp usage. Developers can also use this technology to observe stablecoin flows and cross-chain bridging situations, thereby gaining in-depth analysis and improving cross-chain interoperability. Furthermore, TRON's core projects can leverage the indexing API jointly launched with The Graph to significantly increase their visibility on well-known multi-chain data platforms such as DappRadar and DeFiLlama.

Nick Hansen, head of The Graph Foundation team, said: "The blockchain ecosystem built by TRON is vibrant and attracts many developers. We are delighted to provide them with high-performance data indexing services. Through Substreams, developers can access on-chain data in real-time, thereby accelerating DApp development, improving data analysis capabilities, and effectively integrating more powerful AI functions. This collaboration further realizes The Graph's vision of making blockchain data easily accessible across major ecosystems."

The real-time indexing service launched on TRON deeply integrates massive transaction flows with The Graph's high-speed data pipeline, and is expected to attract more data analysis tools, automated market tools, and cross-chain DeFi projects to join its ecosystem.

It is reported that The Graph is an open universal data layer in the Web3 field. Since its launch, The Graph has been committed to promoting the development of the decentralized ecosystem through Subgraph customized APIs, and has now become the industry standard for on-chain data indexing. Thanks to the real-time blockchain data streams provided by Substreams, the instant interfaces of Token API, and the increasingly rich AI tool system, The Graph has brought more efficient and flexible data construction solutions to development teams.

Source: Phoenix Network Finance