Following a successful mainnet launch on Ethereum in December, The Graph is exploring integrating viii boosted Layer-1 blockchains including Bitcoin.

On Feb. xvi, The Graph Foundation revealed information technology is also considering integrating Bitcoin, Polkadot, About Protocol, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, Binance Smart Chain, and Celo.

The protocol already runs on Ethereum having launched on December. 17, 2020, and supports the InterPlanetary File System — a peer-to-peer network for storing and sharing data. The Graph has also recently integrated with several DeFi protocols including Uniswap, AAVE, Decentraland, Gnosis, Balancer, and Synthetix.

The Graph, announced in July 2018, allows programmers to build Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) — which it calls subgraphs, to extract blockchain data for decentralized applications congenital on Web 3.0. The project's master goal is to let developers to easily access on-chain data and build dApps.

The Graph Foundation's director, Eva Beylin, stated that further chain integrations are a key function of unlocking the next wave of innovation on the decentralized internet, adding:

"Although the protocol now supports Ethereum and IPFS, The Graph is blockchain agnostic. We are really looking frontward to adding more developers and Layer i bondage to our community. While The Graph is built on Ethereum, we also believe in uniting the ecosystem nether a multi-blockchain future, making it like shooting fish in a barrel to develop and use Web3."

To engagement, over vii,000 subgraphs have been deployed by over x,000 active developers.

Query fees and rewards on the protocol come in its native ERC-20 Graph Tokens (GRT) which also went live with its mainnet launch. At the time of writing, GRT was trading up nineteen% over the past 24 hours at $2.20, having gained 215% since the first of February.